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(PHP) magic fields: show all fields with LABELS, not key name. - shin

Mon, 01 Oct 2012 19:27:51 GMT

it's important for cyrilic (key name must not contain non-english symbols) or for show key names with spaces. and this code not show empty fields or fields with "_name". this is not my code, i only add get_label here.

(PHP) Custom Fields - SEO Your Title Tag - paulgrenwood

Wed, 23 Sep 2009 16:05:36 GMT

Search Engine Optimisation, or SEO is something that a lot of bloggers get obsessed about, whilst others think it’s a load of rubbish. I’m halfway between the two – whilst I believe that you can change certain things to better SEO your content, such as adding H1, H2 etc tags in the appropriate places, I personally don’t think you should get too carried away with it. One of the things you can do though is change your title tag, and this custom field trick will let you set a custom field and it’ll appear as your title tag. Add the code below to your header.php file:

(PHP) Custom Fields - Display a thumbnail (and auto resize it) - paulgrenwood

Wed, 23 Sep 2009 16:04:25 GMT

Whilst there are a number of ways of displaying thumbnails, this is still my favourite (even if it does require the most work!). First, upload timthumb to /wp-content/themes/yourtheme/ and create an image 250px by 250px with your site’s logo and upload it to yourtheme/images/. This is the image that will be displayed if no custom field is displayed. Then, for every thumbnail, you’ll need to create it in Photoshop and upload it to your blog. Next, create a custom field ‘Image’ with the path of the image as the value of the custom field. Now for the code:

(PHP) Custom Fields - Create a Post Series - paulgrenwood

Wed, 23 Sep 2009 16:03:35 GMT

This is something that I wished I’d thought of a long time ago – show other posts in the same series using not a plugin but custom fields. All you’ve got to do for this trick to work is create a custom field ‘Series’ with a link to each other post in the series. Each post must be a seperate custom field. Then, use the code below to display all the other posts in the same series!