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Include post on external custom site

You could use a plugin like JSON API to create an endpoint on your WordPress installation and access it from your PHP site with Javascript. You’ll still need to style it however.

template_redirect and title

Theme parts path location dump

While there are some WP–specific solutions that track template files, for complicated projects pretty much the only reliable list is using get_included_files() PHP function at the end of page load. It would give you everything, including WP core, but filtering it down to theme is relatively easy.

sharing wp-include – wp-admin on same installation

if statement parent page for child pages

If test.php is in your theme directory, try locate_template(‘test.php’) instead. If it is somewhere else, make sure that you are trying to include it properly via the path needed. Just doing include ‘test.php’ most likely makes it think that test.php is in the root directory of the site as /index.php runs the site (e.g. where … Read more

Using require_once for parent-directory not working but is working in sub-directories

how to include js in widget?

Creating Action Hooks For Automatic File Inclusion

require happens out of order

Must be something with your setup. Following works for me (inside child theme – should work for any theme though): single.php: global $post; $bla = $post->post_title; error_log(‘post title is: ‘ . $bla); include(‘included.php’); included.php: error_log(‘i am included file: ‘ . $bla); Output in debug.log: post title is: Hello test i am included file: Hello test … Read more

Push Shortcode parameter to template

You are probably confused by the output of array_values() which will always get you only array values without keys while $atts variable is actually an associative array. To extract your attribute use $arr = $atts[‘tablepageid’]; Cheers

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