so I want to export WordPress posts to pdf or doc and I accomplished that using plugins like Aspose pdf/doc exporter, but I faced the problem previous it specialist uploaded images into gallery and because of that, those plugins can't find any pictures inside post and because of this my post gets exported just as simple text. Of course I can do it manually but that would take tons of my time so is there any way to accomplish this?
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I need WordPress Posts to pull a database entity they are not normally supposed to and display the field above the Content output.
Details:
Videos are being uploaded to Vimeo via plugin, which is throwing the iframe code into the database in a convenient and ordered way.
Posts need to display these videos followed by some simple text content.
The Post needs to pull this particular db entry (the iframe) and display it directly above the Content area.
If you could point me to a plugin which manages this, awesome. Otherwise, I'm not sure how to handle this except to change the default method WordPress displays its Posts. While that's not terrible, it's not ideal, as I presume each update would wipe the changes.
This was my question, and I solved it years ago. I am answering it for closure.
Modified PHP files can be preserved by cloning them into the Child Theme.
Copy over WP's single.php to the correct location in your Child Theme (there is copious documentation and a bit of nuance to this process). WP's PHP files are matryoshka dolls, so you may end up copying over a dozen files for one page type.
Read through the files and clone or modify what you need to deliver your final result.
How to pull from the database: Link1 and Link2 will help
Profit
I'm having a site where i would like to show posts from other blogs. I want to integrate it into my website, therefore i need to scale down the images and place it inside and div. I know i get get the content from the blog /feed?=json, but since i need a little more freedom on the image size, what would be the best solution?
You want to post from a feed into WP directly? If you want work with the content and image size, you might need to add new posts per article.
I have many page in my website, but in one of my page, I am adding only images. Now I want to display this images in a grid view something similar to this site SITE . How can achieve that? And also right now all the images have link attached to it. If user click on any image, respective site will loaded, but problem is how to load those site in new tab?. As of now they are getting loaded in same tab in which I am clicking on images.
Please help me solves this problem, as I'm beginner in wordpress.
Thank you
It looks like the most efficient way to solve your problem is by using some plugins which are freely available to download and use.
Here is one such plugin, wordpress plugin link which solves your both the problems.
Just login has as Admin to word press on your website, download the plugin and activate it. You can follow rest of the instructions how to use this plugin as given in the source site.
hi list all images in table view so it's look like nice formatting and for open link in new tab please try this click here
Read this for more details
http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_links.asp
I'm running a WordPress blog with a lot of published articles and a lot of pictures in the media library. My question is:
Is there a way(plugin?) to make WordPress apply changes I made in the media library(e.g. changing the description/alt text of a picture) to already published articles containing that picture?
Each time a media is used by Wordpress on a template, its proper data (excerpt, etc.) sould be loaded.
Try to clean your cache to force Wordpress to reload the data.
Maybe the theme you use on your blog don't use the right fields to populate the alt text of the pictures. Semantically, it should be 'image_alt' and 'post_description'.
My goal is to create a website for a client that needs the site to be heavily based as image galleries.
I am making the site through Wordpress so the client can upload the pictures through the friendly wordpress admin panel and then the site will display a parent image for the gallery and several thumbnails (scrolling with Jquery).
My question is for advice on good ways to resize the images as thumbnails. Currently I have some "hack-ish" code that simply changes the image dimensions, but as far as I know this doesn't reduce loading time and is quite inefficient.
Any ides on how to do it better? Possibly by using PHP GD? Thanks!
Wordpress already does this on successful upload.
Besides creating the standard set of thumbnail, medium and large sizes, you can also enter custom sizes to create under the Settings -> Media section of the dashboard.
You can also add custom sizes in plugins and / or themes. See http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/add_image_size
Timthumb might be a good solution for this. The built-in wordpress media settings can only be set once for three different image options (thumbnail, medium and large). If you change the settings, anything already uploaded won't be readjusted. Most of the time this is acceptable, but for a photo heavy site, you might need more size options and dynamic adjustments. This simple php script will create any size image and save a cache copy for quick delivery. Lots of WordPress themes use it.
http://code.google.com/p/timthumb/
-- EDIT --
So, you know that advice about TimThumb I gave yesterday? Well, check out the big news today. Just make sure you're using the latest version.
http://ma.tt/2011/08/the-timthumb-saga/
WordPress his this nifty function tucked away image_resize, I'd recommend that if your looking to do this on the code size in one location. I have a small "library" I wrote to "help" with handling file uploads in WordPress, the git repo is here.