martin.kovac

Thank you very much. I decide to use query_post instead of WP_Query and it is working fine now. Problem was in global variable $wp_query which was empty when using WP_Query. But it would be better to use also WP_Query in the future ??

Thanks Lester,
I don’t use any of the caching or re-arranging JS plugin and this was not the problem.
I found the problem here: wp_enqueue_script(‘wp-polls’, plugins_url(‘wp-polls/polls-js.js’), array(‘jquery’), WP_POLLS_VERSION, true); in wp-polls.php file.
I need to use my own jquery so I deregister this script. I just change this to my own JS script after which polls-js.js must be loaded.
It works now.

Anyway many thanks for the help.

OK thanks.

Any idea how to add description programmatically?

Thank you very much WPyogi, that helps me a lot :). It is working fine now.

OK,

hopefully I have found solution – I must create custom shortcode plugin. This plugin is generate <i> tag into <li> as I want. There is just need to replace some string and loop over every<li> tag.
Thanks anyway

esmi have you working with custom styles in tinymce editor? I’m looking for solution that will add <i> tag to each <li> element.

I try this:

function custom_mce_before_init_insert_formats($init_array) {
    $style_formats = array(
        array(
            'title' => 'arrow',
            'inline' => 'i',
            'classes' => 'icon',
            'wrapper' => false,
            'exact' => true
        )
    );
    $init_array['style_formats'] = json_encode($style_formats);

    return $init_array;
}
add_filter('tiny_mce_before_init', 'custom_mce_before_init_insert_formats');

but this add <i>as wrapper of content of <li> element so the result is:
<li><i class="icon">item 1</i></li>

but I want this:

<li><i class="icon"></i> item 1</li>

Thank you

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I found only this:

if (settings.verify_html === false)
	settings.valid_elements = '*[*]';

But not sure if this is right.
Also that there was a tinymce bug in one or several version that didn’t recognize this *[*] – is that true?

Thank you,

it helps, but I realized that I must used another query. I must retrieve posts from 2 categories (by ID), and pages from parent page (by ID). All other arguments are the same.

I try

query_posts(array(
    'post_type' => array('post', 'page'),
    'posts_per_page' => 10,
    'order_by' => 'post_date',
    'category__in' => array(1,2,3)
));

where 1 and 2 is post categories ID and 3 is id of parent page. But of course it return only posts in category 1 and 2 because. Is there something to specify the parent page ID?

If I use 2 queries I don’t know how to order this results by date.

Thanks