Like the front-end in WordPress, the admin pages have various css classes added to the <body> tag. You could use: body.post_type-page .fun-stuff-here { color:aqua; } Keep your action the same – the CSS will be loaded everywhere on admin, but only becomes relevant in the Pages section. (There’s a post_type-… for each.)
<?php if( “8” === date(‘n’)):?> //what you want to show <?php endif;?> Change ‘8’ with the number of the month you want. More on the date function.
Most of the time you want to customize the output of different post (post, page, attachment or custom post type), you will want to use specific template files as it is easier to maintain. For example: single.php for standard post and defualt template for other post types with no specific tempalte file attachment.php for media … Read more
looks like your elseif statement isn’t correct. try something like : if ( is_single() || is_page() ) { echo get_the_title(); } elseif ( is_home() || is_front_page() ) { echo “Predefined Name”; } else { echo wp_title; } http://php.net/manual/en/control-structures.elseif.php
is_page_template() doesn’t work with excerpt_length filter
if condition check is missing in your code. Try this: <?php wp_footer(); if(is_page( ‘need-travel-insurance’ )){ echo “For travel.”; } ?>
The title of an attachment is not working
I am really quite unsure what is causing this unexpected behavior as you said it worked and then suddently it started with this issue. You will need to turn on debugging, disable plugins and check for any custom filters etc which might be causing this. Also, consider the possibility that WordPress core got corrupted by … Read more
Try the custom field parameters for WP_Query $cf_query = new WP_Query( array ( ‘order’ => ‘DESC’, ‘meta_query’ => array( array( ‘key’ = > ‘_flatme_key’) ) )); Assumes _flatme_key is your custom field key Or WP_Meta_Query
It’s just that you got it a bit wrong – it’s actually if(is_single()) (not singular). If you want to address pages in general (not posts I assume), you would use if(is_page()) . If you need to address a specific page you could use its ID like so if(is_page(13)) where 13 would be the ID of … Read more