It’s not really a category issue unless you want different areas to only show different actual categories. What I’ve normally done in this case is either use custom fields or set up a custom ‘presentation’ taxonomy so on a post I can check a box to say “this post is a ‘Main Highlight’” or “this … Read more
strange thing – try is_home() . what does that returns ?
Try function foo_edit_post_link($link) { if (is_home()) { return FALSE; } return $link; }
I would do something like this: <a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/42287/?xp=<?php echo $row->BrExpress; ?>”> <img src=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/42287/images/full_menu_icon.gif” alt=”See this store menu” class=”menuimg” /></a> And then to load the page when the link is clicked: function load_the_menu_page() { if(isset($_GET[‘xp’])) { global $wpdb; // retrieve database info here return $info; } } add_action(‘init’, ‘load_the_menu_page’); Note, this is just a sample. If … Read more
You just need to modify the main query: // inside functions.php function wpse47667_intercept_main_query( $wp ) { // Modify the main query object $wp->query_vars[‘custom_tax_name’] = ‘custom_term_slug’; return $wp; } add_filter( ‘parse_request’, ‘wpse47667_intercept_main_query’ ); Then you have to replace the_excerpt() with the_content() inside your index.php/home.php/front-page.php template file, to show the full post instead of the excerpt.
Looking at your site, then looking at the live demo of the theme … and that archive section isn’t hard-coded into the theme by default. This potentially means one of two things: You or someone managing your site added it The archive widget is the “default” widget for some section and you haven’t put anything … Read more
You can try the Theme Test Drive plugin to help you preview a development copy of your theme while a live site is still fully functional. Assuming it’s the same theme you are working on (as it sounds like it) – you can copy the existing theme to a new theme folder, and just change … Read more
Well first of all it depends how you are enqueing your other scripts but make sure you dont add them before the jQuery library itself has been included. There is nothing stopping you using conditional code in header.php to add scripts depending on the page that is loading, or even the template, category etc; <?php … Read more
Pagination does not affect the template usually, paged.php is the exception but not of interest for your question. To style the first page differently than later pages check for if ( is_front_page() and 1 < get_query_var( ‘paged’ ) ) { // code for later pages }
When you make a page the page for posts, it is no longer a page in the conventional sense, so it won’t load your custom page template. See the Template Hierarchy to learn how WordPress selects a template based on the requested page. This behavior also extends to Conditional Tags. is_page() will return false on … Read more