You can use is_page( $tpl->ID ) || is_single( $tlp->ID ) which will cover posts, pages and custom post types. For the archive link, use is_post_type_archive( $post_type ). If you need it highlighted for single posts of the same type, add || is_singular( $post_type )
I’ve been using this approach for private theme updates using versioned archives and it seems to work for me pretty well. No problems found yet. So I guess for private themes – it is a good one. Also I came up with a script for building versioned theme archive like this: #!/bin/bash echo “======================”; echo … Read more
You can find in inc/template-tags.php file. if ( is_category() ) { $title = sprintf( __( ‘Category: %s’, ‘tesseract’ ), single_cat_title( ”, false ) ); }
archive.php is very broad template, possibly used for many kinds of archives. If you mean common reverse chronological view the link to that would be return of get_post_type_archive_link() for the specific post type. Note that the native post post type is special case. For it archive is typically either site root or posts page, depending … Read more
You can use post_type_archive_title( $prefix = ”, $display = true ): <h1><?php post_type_archive_title() ?></h1>
There is no archive pages for the build in post types, only for custom post types when has_archive is set. In general, the homepage is accepted to be the archive page for the post type post, but it is not an official archive page in the sense of custom post type archive pages. You can … Read more
You seems to assume that it would grab archive for first of multiple post types. But why? Order in this case does not indicate any kind of priority. WP seems to consider that logical as well. If you take a look at get_archive_template() the individual template will only be considered if there is only one … Read more
Thats posible by using Custom Structure of the permalinks like below: /%category%/%year%/%monthnum%/%postname%/ You will also be able to get a monthly archive of the category by going to: /%category%/%year%/%monthnum%/ like: www.yoursite.com/my-blog/2016/09/
As Milo said, there is no general taxonomy archive. But it made sense to have one in my situation. Here is what I did to imitate a general archive: I created a blank page in WordPress Admin name Harvey County with a harvey-county slug. Then I added a page-harvey-county.php template file to my theme. I … Read more
If you’re using a static page as your front page (as shown in your first image), then neither archive.php or home.php will work. The page hierarchy for static home pages is: Page Template page-{slug}.php page-{id}.php page.php index.php If you want to show an archive on your front page, select ‘your latest posts’, then home.php will … Read more