Recently I took it upon myself to begin fixing what wp_list_pages and wp_nav_menu sometimes messes up — highlighting what menu/page item you’re on. The resulting code is used on the new Pods site, and it’s really only basic (wp_list_pages is basic in itself, while wp_nav_menu I’m only focusing on the ‘menu-‘ classes. It covers whenever …
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Pods 1.9.6 isn’t out yet, we’re waiting on the fully working TinyMCE API to be ready, but once it is, we’ve added a new function called get_current_url() You can use get_current_url() to get the full URL including the protocol, current hostname, and URI. This differs from just using $_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’] because it’s absolute. You can use …
When things first started out with Pods, the naming conventions for Pod Templates and Pod Helpers were pretty much a free-for-all. Examples of names would be like: event_list (template) event_detail (template) event_save (pre-save helper) image_full (display helper) image_thumb (display helper) subscriber_get_info (display helper – advanced) etc… But, now that your sites are becoming more complex, …
If you’re a dev and you find yourself uploading a file to run phpinfo(); why not try using a disposable Pod Page that’s access controlled by WordPress? Create a new pod page and name it ‘phpinfo’, then place the following code in your ‘Precode’ area, then change the Page Template selected to ‘Page’ or ‘Page …