GabrielCol

nevermind, i was checking if it’s set by looking in to the $wp_query object, but seems like get_query_var() is getting the value ??

Hi Otto, thanks for the reply.

However this is not the problem, i check the var after the init…any other idea?

That’s right, it means “if is not home” ??

Don’t add pages, add only /%postname%/

<?php the_content(); ?> should do it if is about index file ??

Add /%postname%/ or /pages/%postname%/

WordPress must know what post to query

Don’t alter your database structure, when you will make an update everything will be lost.

Use metaboxes instead. Have a look here: https://www.re-cycledair.com/wordpress-3-custom-post-type-meta-box-tutorial

This might help:
https://www.wphardcore.com/2010/5-tips-for-using-ajax-in-wordpress/

Try this:

<?php if(!is_home()): ?>
  // your menu code here
 <?php endif; ?>

Check maybe your theme has custom menus support (Appearance -> Menus). If it does, add your link in the menu from there.

Else, hardcode your wp theme(header.php file) or edit the theme to support custom menus.

What is the exact function that you want to move? I can’t see the purpose here. If you think that the users that will user the theme will don’t have that function in their wp files, test if funtion exists and if not, define it.

if(!function_exists('the_functions_you_are_searching_for)) {
     fuinction the_functions_you_are_searching_for() {
         // the function stuff here
     }
}

Well, I think the only option is to really query all your posts, and search for that combination, because wordpress stores custom values is postmeta table and in a serialized array format.

Saying you have 3 custom meta defined:
– ad_title
– ad_url
– ad_image

You start by querying all the posts

$my_posts = $wpdb->get_results("SELECT id FROM $wpdb->posts');
// this will tell us if that data already exists
$insert = 1;
// now search for that posted values
foreach($my_posts as $p) {
   if($insert == 0) break; // stop the foreach loop if we found the entry in the database
       $ad_title = get_post_meta($p->id, 'ad_title', true);
       $ad_url   = get_post_meta($p->id, 'ad_url', true);
       $ad_image = get_post_meta($p->id, 'ad_image', true);
      // saying that you post the vars that user imputs, test if we found it in the database and change $insert to 0 if we do
       if(($_POST['ad_title'] == $ad_title) && ($_POST['ad_url'] == $ad_url) && ($_POST['ad_image'] == $ad_image )) {
           $insert = 0;
       }
}
if($insert == 1) {
    wp_insert_post(data you have collected);
}

If you use custom menu, i think is possible using wp_nav_menu_args hook

works fine to me ??

maybe intensedebate is what you are looking for?