You could use a simple conditional and check if the post has a term using has_term(): has_term( $term, $taxonomy, $post ); Pass in your Term Slug, the taxonomy ( which sounds like you’re using post_tag and the post object, no javascript needed. <?php if( has_term( ‘term_slug’, ‘post_tag’, $post ) : ?> <div> Show your div … Read more
Both will do the same job in the end of the day. You can however improve on the first code. is_archive() returns true on all archives page, which includes the following taxonomy archive pages category archive pages date archive pages author archive pages tag archive pages So, if you need to target all these pages, … Read more
There isn’t really a built-in way in WordPress to determine if a content field has an image in it, but you can use standard PHP functions to check. For example, I’ve used a similar technique to check if a post’s featured image has also been inserted into the post content, and if so, haven’t shown … Read more
Both the_permalink() and the_sub_field() are functions that do more than output a string or URL. Try usingget_permalink() and get_sub_field instead: $link1 = get_permalink(); $link2 = get_sub_field(‘link_url’);
Firstly, create some sort of association between the icon class and the term name: $icons = array( ‘webinar’ => ‘fa-desktop’, ‘report’ => ‘fa-file-text-o’, ‘video’ => ‘fa-youtube-play’, ‘past-project’ => ‘fa-cogs’, ‘meeting-material’ => ‘fa-users’, ‘info-sheet’ => ‘fa-info-circle’, ); Then loop through each term assigned to the post and output the corresponding icon: $terms = get_the_terms( get_the_ID(), ‘type’ … Read more
“Bangles” isn’t a page. It’s a Product Category Archive. is_page() checks: Is the query for an existing single page? Which product categories are not. See the Template Hierarchy to get an idea of the different types of ‘pages’ in WordPress. If you want to check if you are viewing a product category archive, use is_tax(), … Read more
Both those hooks are too early to use is_page(). WordPress hasn’t determined which page is being loaded yet, so it can’t check the current page. Try template_redirect for both: /** * Plugin Name: Test1234 */ function replace_image_content(){ if ( is_page( ‘img’ ) ) { header( ‘Content-Type: image/jpg’ ); $image = plugin_dir_url(__FILE__) . ‘1404-1.jpg’; readfile( $image … Read more
The the_title_attribute() template tag is intended specifically for outputting the Title formatted for use in an anchor tag title attribute. The the_title() and get_the_title() template tags are intended for general print/display of the Title. I would recommend using get_the_title(), rather than the_title_attribute(). To wit: elseif( get_post_type($post->ID) == ‘press’ ){echo'<h2>’. get_the_title() .'</h2>’;} I believe this would … Read more
Use has_category() to check if a post belongs to a certain category. function email_friends( $post_ID ) { if ( has_category( ‘uncategorized’, $post_ID ) { $friends=”[email protected], [email protected]”; wp_mail( $friends, “sally’s blog updated”, ‘I just put something on my blog: ‘ . get_permalink( $post_ID ) ); } } add_action(‘publish_post’, ’email_friends’); And you don’t need to return anything … Read more
There are multiple issues that I think you want to adjust: You open an extra PHP tag before the second if statement. That shouldn’t be there. Make sure that is_home() is what you want. If you have a static front page (set in Settings > Reading), then you actually want is_front_page(). Think of is_home() as … Read more