Including PHP files in header.php
Including PHP files in header.php
Including PHP files in header.php
Something like this in your template files <h1><?php the_title(); ?></h1> <p><small>THIS ARTICLE MAY CONTAIN COMPENSATED LINKS. PLEASE READ <a href=”/link-to-disclaimber/”>DISCLAIMER</a> FOR MORE INFO.</small></p>
We are facing this error in header unable to understand the issue
Design Header meta on single posts wordpress
Responsive header image
I am unsure how your site is set up, but typically the get_header and get_footer is called in a template file. If you are using the typical template hierarchy, then your single pages are using single.php and both get_header and get_footer can simply just be removed from that php file.
The send_headers hook is not fired during an (admin) AJAX request (because there is no “main WordPress query”, so the wp() function doesn’t run and therefore that hook doesn’t get fired either), hence if you want to send the CORS header (and any other headers), then just call header() from within your AJAX callback, like … Read more
Well, detecting a 404 from .htaccess isn’t possible. This is because the .htaccess file is going to route any requests for non-existing pages to the index.php file. From there, WordPress will do a lookup in the database to see if the current request matches any content in the database. If not, then WordPress returns a … Read more
When opening media files only the file is loaded and not the html head of your file. You can add a ‘favicon.ico’ file (‘.png’ may also work – not sure) to your root directory (‘public_html/’, ‘www/’ ‘domain.com/’ depending on server setup) and it should load even for media files as browsers are automaticly looking for … Read more
Reliable way to add nonce to HTTP Header in WordPress?