$comment = get_comment( $CommentID ); $commentatorID = $comment->user_id; if ($commentatorID > 0 ) { //Comment made by registered user, do stuff } From the codex get_comment(), about the return value of user_id: user_id (integer) The comment author’s ID if he is registered (0 otherwise)
Add a function to your functions.php file like this: function slider_scripts() { wp_enqueue_style( ‘slider-java-script’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/css/slider-java-script.css’ ); //change the location to work for you } Then add slider_scripts() to the top of the template part ( partials/slider/slider-java-script.php )
Take a look at the classes offered by your body_class() function to your <body> element. Then overwrite your div with the ID #main on your posts page with a higher specifity and set this div to display: none;.
So, you can use: <?php if( !is_page(’37’) ):?> SHOW STUFF <?php endif;?> P.S. ! (not parameter) Good tutorial – http://sixrevisions.com/web-development/php-conditional-statements/
If you’re testing against two falses you have to use the logical AND operator, because BOTH have the be false. <?php if( !is_home() && !is_archive()) { ?> (some content) <?php ?>
Returns true or false friends_check_friendship( bp_loggedin_user_id(), bp_displayed_user_id() )
There is no while/else in PHP that I know of. Second, I find “alternate” control structure syntax impossible to read, especially with two or three on the same line. Use brackets and properly indent your code. It will make a lot more sense. <?php $tags = wp_get_post_tags($post->ID); if ($tags) { ?> <h3>Related</h3> <?php $first_tag = … Read more
In the first version of your code, you don’t check if user is logged in. In the second attempt your logic is wrong, I guess. So your code should look like so: <?php // If CPT and not logged in, display a message: if ( ‘CPT’ == get_post_type() && !is_user_logged_in() ) { echo ‘<p class=”must-log-in” … Read more
if(get_sub_field(‘catalog_product_title’)); ; is for ending a statement in php If you remove that ; your if statement should work.
Very easy – if ( !is_page(56)&&!is_404()) // Do something. } Regards, Vinit Patil.