Detecting index.php specifically may not be the best option because this template file is used in many cases in WordPress. Eventually, all pages will fall back to using index.php if no other template file is associated with this page. So instead of targeting index.php, get familiar with template hierarchy and try to use conditional tags, … Read more
You can use the_content filter to override page content and output whatever you want. Conditional Tags can help restrict your filter to running on specific pages.
I’m assuming you have the items in one visual composer row that has two columns. Since the icon heights are probably higher than the default line height, the easiest and in my opinion cleanest solution would be to break each icon & text into separate visual composer rows. You can also nest a row inside … Read more
Its totally up to you. you can use Bootstrap or any other UI Framework for styling your plugin. WordPress don’t restrict you from using such frameworks but you should keep WP coding standards in mind.
WordPress isn’t adding anything that’s messing with it. The problem is that on Ontraport you placed it at the very top in a full-width div. On your WordPress site you placed it in the content area, which is not full width. So the left edge of where it appears is not on the edge of … Read more
You would have to add the category via PHP on top of the image. First find the PHP template(s) where your page is rendered. This could be archive.php for the overview. For single posts this is usually single.php, or content-single-post.php. It depends on your theme. Then you find where the post thumbnail is being rendered, … Read more
It’s a custom theme made specifically for this company. The effect you are looking for is called Parallax Scrolling. More info can be found here (example javascript plugin): http://pixelcog.github.io/parallax.js/ Also, when looking into Themes, make sure to check this: https://colorlib.com/wp/parallax-wordpress-themes/
function pagination_bar($posts_per_page) { $published_posts = wp_count_posts()->publish; $total_pages = ceil($published_posts / $posts_per_page); if ($total_pages > 1){ $current_page = max(1, get_query_var(‘paged’)); echo paginate_links(array( ‘base’ => get_pagenum_link(1) . ‘%_%’, ‘format’ => ‘?paged=%#%’, ‘current’ => $current_page, ‘total’ => $total_pages, )); } } place the above code in function.php . <?php pagination_bar($post_details[‘posts_per_page’]); ?> above function call is where you need … Read more
Make a repeated component with dynamic content in WordPress
It’s possible to create sites that look like that in WordPress. Probably the easiest way would be to just go in the gutenberg editor, and add a new block, go to the advanced section, and add your own CSS class per section you want to specifically target: You could use block plugins to do things … Read more