If your theme includes a header hook, you can simply hook in a new widget in that area and include the conditional tag for logged in users which only displays the custom menu widget with the links you want. <?php if ( is_user_logged_in() ) { wp_nav_menu( array( ‘theme_location’ => ‘logged-in-menu’ ) ); } else { … Read more
As Milo stated, you can’t send header information after PHP has begun sending request response body. Redirects belong in a function hooked into wp_loaded to ensure they run before the request body is generated. You need something like the following in your functions.php file: function hook_wp_loaded_require_login() { $uri = ( isset( $_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’] ) ) ? … Read more
But there is no content directory in template directory. Actually, with the following: get_template_part( ‘templates/content’, ‘header-private’ ); get_template_part( ‘templates/content’, ‘header-public’ ); WordPress will search in the templates folder for content-header-private.php or content-header-public.php, and if found, it is loaded. Else, WordPress will attempt to load the content.php file instead. So WordPress (or get_template_part()) will not search … Read more
Plugins and themes tend to use wp_enqueue_script() to queue up scripts for the <head /> of your theme. I would rarely advise this, but since you only need to do it temporarily, you could modify WordPress core and run a debug backtrace for every call to this function. In wp-includes/functions.wp-scripts.php, drop the following code inside … Read more
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The function wp_localize_script() is used to send variables to a script that has already been registered and enqueued. Do you have a js file that has been registered and enqueued and has the handle of ‘ajax_URL’? If not, then that explains why it isn’t working. Also, ajaxurl is already a js variable that is accessible … Read more
I would assume that the Plugin developer means that you should ensure that your Theme calls the wp_head() (normally output in header.php) and wp_footer() (normally output in footer.php) template tags, used to output scripts and stylesheets in the document head and foot.
Background The infamous “Headers already sent” error rears it’s ugly head in circumstances where something attempts to modify the HTTP headers for the server’s response after they have already been dispatched to the browser – that is to say, when the server should only be generating the body of the response. This often happens in … Read more
get_header has an action hook called, (surprise!) get_header which gets a single parameter – the name of the header file. So what we do is check that name and if it matches our name we add a style. So something like this: add_action( ‘get_header’, ‘wpse_260353_add_css_for_header’ ); function wpse_260353_add_css_for_header( $name ){ if( ‘modern’ === $name ){ … Read more
Yes it should work in the header file just like normal. Try using a standard IF statement instead of shorthand: if( is_front_page() ){ echo ‘Front page!’; } You must have it configured in the settings to use: A static page (select below) instead of Your latest posts If you want is_front_page() to only return TRUE … Read more