You need to use the AND (&&) operator to make this work. As your condition stands, it will return true no matter which page you are on. The OR operator only needs one true to execute where as the AND operator needs all conditions to be true to execute I just have one other concern … Read more
You want the first parameter ($post_type) of register_post_type() – by default this is used for the “slug“, so in your case it’s: content-block The name and singular-name labels you refer to are just for display purposes – see get_post_type_object() for an example. So this should work (note I’ve not tested the rest of your advert … Read more
You can use the has_category() function for this: if ( has_category( ‘Grizzly Bears’ ) ) { get_header( ‘header2’ ); } else if ( has_category( ‘Peace Pipes’ ) ) { get_header( ‘header3’ ); } You can add the has_tag function as well. Both accept an array of term IDs, names or slugs if you want to … Read more
You can also get slug from direct post parent id like: $parent_id = $post->post_parent; $post_parent_slug = get_post_field( ‘post_name’, $parent_id ); Now you can replace: ‘2’ == $post->post_parent to ‘notes’ == $post_parent_slug Try this.
I solved it with my own effort. function bp_remove_nav_item() { global $bp; $current_user = wp_get_current_user(); $role_name = $current_user->roles[0]; if($role_name===’administrator’){ bp_core_remove_nav_item( ‘buddyblog’ ); } } add_action( ‘wp’, ‘bp_remove_nav_item’ ); This code delete blog menu for administrator.
I’d go for A) (but give that function another name to avoid collisions), because you can be absolutely sure that all manipulation of the request is over once admin_enqueue_scripts is fired. You cannot be sure if you just put it into the functions.php (or where ever this code will live). I don’t really see a … Read more
You can use a conditional tag to check if the user is logged in. Conditionals are very common in W, I would suggest you give this page a read. Here is an example. function footer_shortcode(){ if (is_user_logged_in()){ echo ‘ // Logged In Content ‘; }else{ echo ‘ // Logged Out Content ‘; } } add_shortcode(‘footerShortcode’, … Read more
If you used the body_class and post_class template tags, you get a CSS class added that contains classes for all the tags and terms a post has which you can use to conditionally style posts without needing to conditionally enqueue stylesheets
You are already doing things properly (in enqueueing CSS and JS files only on specific template) and is_page_template() is indeed a function you can use to check if the current or a specific Page or post is using a certain Page Template — i.e. a template having the PHP comment Template Name: <name here> at … Read more
if ( is_single() && in_category(‘listings’) ) {