When you redirect via wp_safe_redirect, this is done by sending a header to the browser containing the URL to redirect to. If any content has been sent to the browser before trying to send this header, you get the headers already sent error. Once content goes to the browser, happy header time is over, no … Read more
Edit: new solution, based on one of the comments. If you are using wp_enqueue_script to load your js file, make sure jQuery is a dependency so that it gets called before your code: wp_enqueue_script( ‘my_script’, ‘my-script.js’, array( ‘jquery’), $ver, true ); You can then remove the original enqueue call you had since jQuery will be … Read more
try this. echo ‘Please enter a title’; Remove this line & check your output.
Yes, you can separate your code and markup into multiple files. Be aware of scope issues when you use include, but done carefully it should be no problem. Since you are in WordPress and building a theme, I would suggest get_template_part over a raw include. In many ways, “chopping” up your theme files is what … Read more
Try this Dynamic Header plugin function: get_media_header_url() instead of this one: show_media_header() It is defined as function get_media_header_url() { global $post; $post_id = $post->ID; //Declare the wpdb var and table name and run the query to see if there is a media object associated with this post global $wpdb; $table_name = $wpdb->prefix . “custom_headers”; $check_q … Read more
It sounds like your theme template file(s) are not using get_header, which is the function that loads your header.php. If so, you will need to add get_header(); to the top of each of your template files. My guess is that your theme template files are missing get_footer also as nothing that would normally be in … Read more
Lines like this one can cause trouble: if ($_FILES) {. If $_FILES is not set and you try to use it in a conditional like that, you will get a Notice and if debugging is on that notice will print to the screen. I am guessing that is what is happening. You should check variables … Read more
in seo.php in the custom folder line 73 global $suf_seo_meta_description, $wp_query; if (is_home()) { $description = $suf_seo_meta_description; } else if (is_singular()) { $description = suffusion_get_post_meta($wp_query->post->ID, “suf_meta_description”, true); if (empty($description)) { // Check the old meta field $description = suffusion_get_post_meta($wp_query->post->ID, “meta_description”, true); } if (empty($description) && is_front_page()) { $description = $suf_seo_meta_description; } } else if (is_category() … Read more
Your question is confusing but I’ll try. Item 1 The $post variable is set before the template loads. It is preset to the first post in the Loop by the main query, so on single post/pages it matches the post/page that you are on and you can use it in the header to display your … Read more
get_header() is not filterable. Neither is locate_template(). Themes can alter which header loads by passing a parameter to get_header(). There is no obvious way that I see for plugins to alter which header loads. As I think about it, that makes a lot of sense. It would be fantastically easy for plugins to break themes … Read more