How to access global $wp_meta_boxes variable on front-end?
Is there a way to take the global $wp_meta_boxes
variable to be used in the front-end? Currently the $wp_meta_boxes
is accessible on specific admin pages only.
Is there a way to take the global $wp_meta_boxes
variable to be used in the front-end? Currently the $wp_meta_boxes
is accessible on specific admin pages only.
WordPress backend (post-editor-panel) offers such an excellent tagging tool wherein we can choose from already existing tags. Is it possible to bring this functionality to the frontend without fancy ajax. Just with some good ol php. All I need is just a list of tags to choose from in the frontend and save it. I will need the functionality for both post types, default wp post type as well as for custom-post-type.
I have an issue, I’m creating classified website,
so I have a login and a registration form and users can post their own adverts.
I am trying to add a form where users can submit post from front-end.
I am trying to do something similar to the above question. I am trying to make users post and upload images from front-end. I have already done the post form and its working.
Basic idea is for any post on the site, I’d like users to be able to assign a category for it by selecting from a set of checkboxes on the frontend. This would be a kind of crowd-sourced categorization of content.
How can I edit a user profile in the front end with a form?
first name, last name, username, email address and password
I have been struggling for days to figure this one out. I have successfully implemented a form to submit posts from the front end of my site. ButI can’t figure out how to make the image uploads work.
I’m looking for an easy way to place the user registration form on the front-end of a WordPress site. I’ve already used wp_login_form() to place the login form on the front end, but now I need to do the same with the signup form.
I am building a front end post layout editor using jQuery UI Sortable.