To do what you want, you’ll need to get a list of all the child categories of the category you want, and then check those. But you don’t need to write that list manually. You can use get_term_children() to get the IDs of the child and grandchild categories: $cat_id = get_cat_ID( ‘FAQ’ ); $children = … Read more
You could hook into the the_permalink filter and check for is_search() to conditionally modify the URLs of your search results to include some additional parameters that your single.php then checks for. Something like this (may require tinkering): add_filter( ‘the_permalink’, ‘wpse155331_the_permalink’ ); function wpse155331_the_permalink( $url ) { if ( is_search() ) { $url = add_query_arg( array( … Read more
As a test in the first conditional statement replace your //php comment in the else {} portion of your conditional with an actual echo statement to see whether the conditional is actually working properly, <?php if( is_page( 39 ) ) { // make your stuff here echo do_shortcode(‘[nggallery id=1]’); } else { echo ‘It works!’; … Read more
Adding Controls to Theme Customizer If Certain Page Template is Active
It’s possible to define a callback function that will be used to determine if the control is visible. It’s used the same way functions are used in action and filter hooks but you use it as the value for the active_callback of the control. For example, to only show the control if is_front_page() is true, … Read more
alt=”<?php echo get_post_meta($att, ‘_wp_attachment_image_alt’, true); ?>” This should do the trick. The alt of an image is set in a custom meta field called “_wp_attachment_image_alt”.
You’re logic reads like this: “If the post type is not ‘myCPT’ or if the user is logged in, then use the altered comment_form” So, all post types except myCPT use the altered form and any user that is logged in will see the altered form. That doesn’t sound like your description of the problem: … Read more
Ok, I solved the question, after all. The comments are into the code: global $paged; switch ( true ) { // Determine if the blog is a static page (subpages) case ( is_home() && ‘page’ && ! is_front_page() && $paged > 1 ) : break; // Determine if the blog is a static page (first … Read more
So, first off, if you want to block access to wp-admin, why hook into something that fires on every page load? Hook into admin_init instead. And, as @MattSmath mentioned, edit isn’t a capability. edit_posts is. Also, admin_init only fires on admin pages, so you can remove is_admin() from your check. Your revised function: <?php add_action(‘admin_init’, … Read more
For Future Posts, you can just have Published Posts that are scheduled for the future. When editing a post, you can click on Edit beside “Publish Immediately” and select a date/time. You can then have a subloop get all posts with the post_status of future. That should work just fine for you! WP_Query documentation Future: … Read more