Hakkim P Ahammed

When I am trying to insert the thumbnail or medium sized file of an already uploaded image into the editor, it always inserts the original big file, not the one I selected from the dropdown, which has options thumbnail, medium, original like that.

Change the values of ‘home’ and ‘site_url’ fields in ‘wp-options’ table to your current site address.

Please check files and directory permissions. All files should be 644 and directories should be 755.

Please make sure that all directories having permission 755 and files 644, and try again. Also try changing permalink structure to default.

You’re welcome man…:) Enjoy !!!

Try this way

$args=array(
‘orderby’ =>’parent’,
‘tag_slug__in’ => array(‘essen’,’trinken’,wein’),
‘order’ =>’asc’,
‘post_type’ =>’page’
);
and remove this line query_posts($args);

Remove the comma after ‘post_type’ =>’page’ and try again. Also have you set tags for posts from admin side and save it? if not please do that and use the same tag name in the above code.

For every post/page you would get an option from admin side to set a tag or custom field in its edit page. You can use multiple tags or custom fields for a single post. Later you can use the same snippet of code by changing the arguments values.
For ex:

$args=array(
	'orderby' =>'parent',
	'tag' => 'apples+oranges',
	'order' =>'asc',
	'post_type' =>'page',
	);
 query_posts($args);

so that you can fetch all posts having the specified tags. Note that multiple tags are separated by ‘+’ sign.

Yes, it allows only one slug at a time, so you have to run this code multiple times to get the result you want and that’s not a good way of coding. But I wonder,why didn’t you try to set some specific tag or custom fields for those posts you want and then try to retrieve them by the same tag or custom field? so that there would be lot of options available.

Try this,

$args = array(
	'post_type'=> 'YOUR_POST_TYPE',
	'gallery'    => 'name1, name2,name3',
	'order'    => 'ASC'
);
query_posts( $args );

After this, use WP loop to fetch post data.

Try this code. Example below

$the_slug = 'my-slug';
$args=array(
	'orderby' =>'parent',
        'name' => $the_slug,
	'order' =>'asc',
	'post_type' =>'page',
	);

Use this WP function get_comments()

I have faced this issue many times earlier and tried with many CSS and JS/jQuery tricks. So as of my experience this not so easy to set dynamic height for an iframe. Some javascripts available to make it possible but that does not works in cross domain. Anyone know a complete solution for this?

Glad to hear that you solved the issue !! ??

Cheers !!! ??