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Exclude subcategories from RSS feed
WordPress WP_Query class is used to get posts for, basically, everything. And this class is very, very complicated. It has a long list of supported query variables, filters and actions to control the process. But, even with all that, there are some limitations in conventional methods of use.
GD Custom Posts And Taxonomies Tools 3.0.3
New minor revision of GD Custom Posts And Taxonomies Tools is here with few more bug fixes and some improvements for custom fields and custom meta boxes handling. Also, I am pleased to report and now everything in the plugin works as expected with upcoming WordPress 3.2.
Expanding GD Press Tools 4 Files Backup Tasks
GD Press Tools 4 Pro have number of partial tasks you can use to backup your website and include only plugins, content, themes or other things, without need to backup everything. This list of partial tasks can be expanded using a filter that will get array with existing tasks.
Improve your WordPress website speed, Part 2.
No matter how your website may be fast, it’s always good idea to find some new ways to speed it up. This time, speed will be gain by using very simple cache method that will allow you to cache some parts of the page: menus, widgets and other elements that don’t change that often.
Enhance WordPress: Taxonomy terms Images
Taking the taxonomy features even further, this time with GD Custom Posts And Taxonomes Pro plugin and attaching images to the terms and using them inside the theme. Video shows attaching process and use without any additional coding in xScape themes and examples for any other theme.
Expand filtering of results: Custom Image
Here is another post about expanding results displayed in widget with some elements that are not available from the widget settings panel. This time, here is the info on using image for post other than image from custom field or first image from content. Example will include use of featured image.
Get posts for a category
This is basic operation in WordPress, but it’s not as straightforward as you might think. For that, you will usually use get_posts() function that allows you to set category, but this function can use many more options than actually documented, you can use all WP Query arguments with it.
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