Andrés Sanhueza

Seems that only works with do_shortcode($content) and not with other attributes, but perhaps I forgot something.

I think that the whole WordPress should be conceived as a framework. I love the flexibility of Drupal (given mainly by the CCK and Views contributed modules) but it has a high learning curve and some stuff is unnecessarily complex, so I would like to see more of the good stuff implemented under the easiness on WordPress (it can save the necessity of a lot of plugins, which creates custom types in unrelated ways), like making everything made as part of an preconceived API instead of creating too much features for each one. Like, by now the pages, posts and attachments are all “content types” but seems that each one is from an of independent nature. I think they all must share a same API so one can customize (or delete) them and create new stuff with all their fields from scratch (instead of just creating an API to make content types in a “post” sense).

Also, the fields must be conceived in a more “generic” way; I don’t think is necessary to have a pre-built “post thumbnail” field to add to custom content types because that’s too specific, but rather a generic “upload file” field that one can customize to have the same functions of the post thumbnail field or other potential uses (podcasting, etc.). Obviously, it should still appear as a “post thumbnail” field in the post content type with the default install, but you may get the idea.

That’s what I have been doing, but I think it will be nice to have these article pages integrated with WordPress due to the template, the scripts and stuff. Currently the pages only have the article text but without any navigation to the rest of the page. Since these appears on search engines (and I see no reason these aren’t supposed to) may be nice to integrate them better, instead to editing them one by one. Probably I can use templates in an HTML editor.
Perhaps there’s a way to embed the pages into a WordPress query.
A particular need is that I want that all permalinks of these automátically display the id number.

I need something like get_links_list, but for an individual category.

I ask if there’s some PHP code I can use between h2 tags.
<h2>Links</h2>
<ul>
<?php get_links(2); ?>
</ul>
So I don’t have to write the name of the category ID in the template