Within the loop, you can do it this way, outside of the loop, pass the post ID to get_post_type function. : // Within the loop $cpt = get_post_type_object(get_post_type()); if($cpt !== NULL) { echo $cpt->name; echo $cpt->description; } If you need to see more about get_post_type_object you can find it in codex.
The year, monthnum, day and w (week) parameters are only used to highlight/pre-select the current item in the list/output and they only take effect on an archive page like date and category archives. And by “highlight”, I mean WordPress will add either selected=’selected’ (if the format is option) or aria-current=”page” (for other format than link) … Read more
Conditional tags FTW. is_month() : Currently viewing a monthly archive is_day() : Currently viewing a single day archive is_year() : Currently viewing a yearly archive is_time() : Currently viewing a time-based archive (hourly, minute, or even seconds) So to test for each of these conditions, add something like this to your archive.php (or whatever template … Read more
you can add the current term to you query so if its category, tag or custom taxonomy you will get the posts with the current term, try changing this: query_posts(‘cat=0&posts_per_page=12&paged=’.$paged); with this: $term_slug = get_query_var( ‘term’ ); $taxonomyName = get_query_var( ‘taxonomy’ ); query_posts(array(‘posts_per_page’ => 12, ‘paged’ => $paged, $taxonomyName => $term_slug));
Check this post by BetterWP. You may need to edit the code as it does not mention about monthly archives.
First: don’t use query_posts(), ever. Second, to create a category archive index page template for a specific category, refer to the Codex entry for the Template Hierarchy: category-{slug}.php category-{id}.php category.php archive.php index.php So, if you have a category, ‘foobar’, with a category ID of 1, you could do either of the following: category-foobar.php category-1.php And … Read more
You’ll want to filter the main query via pre_get_posts callback. If you’ll only want to handle one specific post in this manner, you can reference/exclude its post ID directly. If, however, you want this same behavior for any future private posts, then I would query all posts with $post->post_status of private, and exclude them. One … Read more
Here is a rough filter: add_filter( ‘template_include’, function($template) { global $wp_query; if (1 == $wp_query->found_posts) { global $wp_query; $type = $wp_query->get(‘post_type’) ?: false; $template_type = $type ? ‘single-‘ . $type. ‘.php’ : ‘single.php’; if ( locate_template($template_type) ) { return locate_template($template_type); } elseif ( $type && locate_template(‘single.php’) ) { return locate_template(‘single.php’); } } return $template; } … Read more
Make use of custom parameter, lets call it wpse__current_year, which will accept two values, true (includes current year) and false (excludes current year). Lets incorporate that function show_monthly_archive( $post_type ) { $current_year_args = array( ‘type’ => ‘monthly’, ‘limit’ => ’12’, ‘format’ => ‘html’, ‘before’ => ”, ‘after’ => ”, ‘show_post_count’ => false, ‘echo’ => 1, … Read more
This is likely that you are using an SEO tool. Go to the settings for that tool and remove the word “archive” from the archive section of your SEO. If you DON’T have SEO tool, then get one. An example would be Yoast (this is by no means a recommendation, just an example) and in … Read more