Not sure it is the best idea to try to run a plugin “in” your theme like this – it won’t get updated as the plugin is updated. You say you have “included all the files” from the plugin, but now you are trying to call admin-config.php with get_template_part when it is not a template … Read more
You did not include wp_reset_postdata(); after the while loop.
Mapping of URL directly to a template file you describe (mapping URL to a file) is quite rare technique in WordPress, sometimes called static pages. It is rare because in general that’s not how WordPress works. It works by mapping URL to query variables to WP_Query to template hierarchy to template file. Going from URL … Read more
It is not straightforward to pass a variable to a template part. However, when you are in a loop, WP has a counter called current_post that you can use in this way in your template part: global $post; $ranking = $post->$current_post + 1; // +1 because the counter starts at 0
You can use setcookie() to set a cookie that contains the array of visited headers. This is a simple example to start with: function header_cookies() { // Check if any cookie is set if(isset($_COOKIE[headers_visited])) { $headers = $_COOKIE[headers_visited]; // Now add your headers to cookie and save it again. Let’s remove the old one first … Read more
There is only one function get_template_directory() in wordpress, which can give you path of your theme. But there is no any function which give directory path of folder inside your theme. There are two way to get the directory path of your template dynamic, and whenever your folder structure changed, you just need to update … Read more
Use setup_postdata() to make the ‘current post’ any given post, then retrieve the template part before resetting post data back to the original post. Any template tags that depend on the current post in The Loop that are in the template part will refer to the post you have set up with that function. function … Read more
Classic case of = instead of ==, ie. you’re assigning values in a conditional statement, which always resolves to true: if ( $need == “Option A”) { get_template_part(‘front/option-a’); }
Is your $_Post returning the array as expected? From what I’m seeing your add_action isn’t calling the right function either… Either change wpprolister_ajax_layoutcontrol in that line to ajax_layoutcontrol or rename the function to wpprolister_ajax_layoutcontrol Another option may be to put a selectbox meta on the page and use that to call the correct format though. … Read more
get_template_part calls amount and performance?