I’m not sure I fully understand your question, but I wonder if you mean: if( 5 == $post->ID || ‘archive’ === mb_strtolower( $post->post_title ) || ‘archive’ === $post->post_name ) { echo ‘Show me’; } when you generate the HTML for the tabs. ps: If you check the source of is_page() you will see that it … Read more
From the Codex (emphasis mine): This Conditional Tag allows you to determine if you are in any page template. Optionally checks if a specific Page Template is being used in a Page. This is a boolean function, meaning it returns either TRUE or FALSE. This tag must be used BEFORE The Loop and does not … Read more
I believe you are looking for is_tax()and not has_term(). has_term() just basically checks if a post belongs to a given term, while is_tax() on the otherhand checks whether or not you are on a taxonomy archive page. So, you can change this code if ( !has_term(‘juice’, ‘types’ ) ): to if ( !is_tax( ‘types’, ‘juice’ … Read more
Try using has_term() which accepts a term_name, term_id, or slug to test again. You’ll need to pass the post_id too, something like this: global $post; if( isset( $post ) && is_singular( ‘my_custom_post_type’ ) && has_term( ‘my_custom_post_type_category’, ‘my_custom_taxonomy’, $post->ID ) ) { // Code Goes Here… } You may also be able to use has_category() which … Read more
Could you not just pass the different string? wp_script_add_data( ‘foo’, ‘conditional’, ‘(gt IE 6)&(lt IE 9)’ ); Which by the way is probably the same as: wp_script_add_data( ‘foo’, ‘conditional’, ‘(IE 7)|(IE 8)’ ); IE conditionals are pretty unreliable so need to be tested.
Finally i find answer. The perfect code is <?php $author_id = $post->post_author; if (get_the_modified_time() != get_the_time() && ( $author_id != 1 )): ?> That’s all.
As already said in comments, do not ever use extract(). It’s use was removed from core a few years ago. The codex was also cleaned up. The use of extract() is even discouraged in PHP. You can rewrite your attributes as follow: (NOTE: Requires PHP 5.4+) $attributes = shortcode_atts( [ ‘posts’ => -1, ‘order’ => … Read more
I am not familiar with the plugin, but it seems unlikely that the $conditions array you’re adding to should contain any variety of WordPress query arguments. Further, referencing the $conditions array within a property that you’re setting on that very array won’t contain the new data you’ve added, but rather the array as it existed … Read more
instead of $currentdate = current_time(‘Ymd’); you can use $currentdate = new DateTime(); so the Final Solution should be as like given below <?php $currentdate = new DateTime(); $date = get_field(‘course_start_date’, false, false); $date = new DateTime($date); if ($currentdate > $date) { echo ‘ – Started.’; } else { echo ‘ – Not started.’; } ?>
is_single returns if there is a single page displayed within the actual server process. Within the Ajax-Function, nothing is “displayed”, you’re doing Ajax. To check if the currently displayed object in your Browser is a single object, you need to transfer the information about this from the server process that serves your Browser to the … Read more