The do_action: do_action( ‘get_header’, $name ); its triggering the action get_header, so all actions attached using add_action to the action ‘get_header’ will be executed, its also passing the $name as parameter to the functions by example: function my_function($name){ echo “The Action sent me the name:”.$name.”!!”; } add_action(‘get_header’, ‘my_function’); when the do_action( ‘get_header’, $name ); is … Read more
The post data are not actually passed to the template part. There is a global variable called $post which contains data about the current post, such as post’s ID. When you call a template part by using get_template_part(), the WordPress will look inside that template and run whatever is inside it, outputting it in the … Read more
when you use get_template_part, your file navigation.php cannot access variable $navigation_type. but when you do include and locate_template it is simply like including a php file so it can access that variable. It is due to scope of variable in your context.
I see no reason for this to not work technically, only you don’t need those single quotes around variable. But practically why not just use page-{slug}.php or other template option from hierarchy?
What about putting styles before the function get_header(); <style type=”text/css”>#header { display: none; }</style> <?php get_header();?> <div class=”main-container-of-my-template”></div> <?php get_footer(); ?> However this is not recommended as it loads the styles even before the <html> not within the <head> section of your website, but as per your requirement this could be the only way to … Read more
The get_sidebar($name); function loads sidebar template file sidebar-{$name}.php if no name in the prentacies is specified it loads the sidebar.php file. get_sidebar() and get_template_part() are almost identical, at the end they call locate_template() function that take care of loading from files. The only difference is the hook fired. If you use get_sidebar() for all your … Read more
What you’ve done will include content-competitions-<post-format>.php. I don’t know if that is what you want, but that is correct as far as structure goes. I also don’t know what you mean by “to change that one line”, but get_template_part will use the two parameters to construct a file name/path so, yes, you do need to … Read more
A template tag is just a function, so I can’t understand the difference from a function in functions.php and a template tag. So the choiches are 2: function VS file. The right choice depend case by case, and all things @shazzad pointed found me agree. I prefer use file and get_template_part when the code need … Read more
If you use locate_template() instead of get_template_part() you can use all variables in that script: include(locate_template(‘include-modal-video.php’)); Then, <h2>00: <?php echo $video; ?></h2> will work.
get_template_part() includes the PHP file, which will break $resp. You need to use output buffering to capture the output into a variable: ob_start(); get_template_part( ‘templates/update’, ‘profile’ ); $data = ob_get_clean(); $resp = array( ‘success’ => true, ‘data’ => $data );