What Are Async And Defer Attributes? Here’s what the async and defer attributes do: Async Attribute: The async attribute loads the script asynchronously. In other words, ensures that the script loads asynchronously along side the other contents of the page, after which it is executed. Defer Attribute: The defer attribute defers loading of the script. … Read more
I have done this before with wp-include-file you need to edit the file called wp-include-file.php in the plugin`s directory look at line 144 and replace: return $content; with return do_shortcode($content); that`s it. hope this helps.
You’re making something completely wrong. Header comment In your main file, you need the following comment on top (ex. taken from Contact form 7): <?php /* Plugin Name: Contact Form 7 Plugin URI: http://contactform7.com/ Description: Just another contact form plugin. Simple but flexible. Author: Takayuki Miyoshi Author URI: http://ideasilo.wordpress.com/ Text Domain: wpcf7 Domain Path: /languages/ … Read more
The reason you can’t include both files is that you’ve named all the functions the same. You can’t have two functions named post_type or portfolio_messages etc. Also I see a few other things wrong with your code. The function names should be unique to your plugin/theme. So prepend the names with your theme/plugin name. So … Read more
load_template() is for cases where you need the following global variables in an included file: $posts, $post, $wp_did_header, $wp_query, $wp_rewrite, $wpdb, $wp_version, $wp, $id, $comment, $user_ID If you don’t need those, or if you use global in those files anyway, it isn’t needed. locate_template() and get_template_part() are for cases when you want to allow child … Read more
Another shortcode option (add the following to your functions.php). With this one, you have two options. You can query by the post/page ID (will work for any post type), or the page name/slug (only works for pages). // Add “Show Content” Shortcode function wpse_120886_show_content( $atts ) { // Attributes $a = shortcode_atts( array( ‘id’ => … Read more
There is not quite any clean way to query for “this set of conditions oh and also something completely unrelated as well”. There are multiple ways to handle it, few of them being: query two things and deal with combining in template or around (easy, pain with pagination) hook into WP_Query and mess with SQL … Read more
You ask: How does that work ? As far as I can read it, it only specifies not to rewrite certain urls (using -), These files are included within the WordPress PHP scripts, so there’s no need to access them in the browser, but notice the rewrite flags. Here’s some information on the F, L … Read more
When it comes to the template hierarchy, WordPress will indeed look in the child theme directory before loading from the main theme. For all other non-specific WordPress files (like functions and 3rd party includes), it’s entirely up to the main theme to decide how to load them. Unless the theme is using locate_template to load … Read more
locate_template just returns the filename of the template. If you want to load the template, set the second argument to true: locate_template( ‘widgets/the-post-widget.php’, true );