Having 3 divs for the text content is not a problem, but they shouldn’t be contained by the same div as the images… You can have: <div id=”container”> $count = 1; while loop <img id img$count..> <div id div$count…> $count++; Endwhile </div> You then position the divs absolutely and hide them. Click on img1 shows … Read more
If I understand, you need to create a template that list all your pages (actors) on one template. If this is the case, you need to create the actor archive template to allow you to: Add a page where you can list all your actors Left the page template intact So, the template that you … Read more
I don’t have direct experience with this, but from what I read… Sticky posts don’t show up by default on category pages, so adding the categories may throw the query into an “I don’t care about sticky posts” mode. You could try running a query first that just grabs the sticky posts, using arguments like … Read more
I would tend not to go with wp_get_recent_posts or even get_posts for custom queries like this. By default, template tags like the_excerpt() is not available to these functions, and you have to make use of setup_postdata($post) to have access to these template tags. I would personally use WP_Query in a case like this which is … Read more
The reason why your check didn’t work is because is_singular() checks for post types, not for post IDs. is_singular( ‘product’ ) checks if the current post is of the type product, nothing else. The comparison 2295 === get_the_ID() does exactly what you need.
I am giving solution of my own problem 🙂 <?php $descendant= array(‘child_of’=>54); $categories = get_categories($descendant); foreach($categories as $category) : echo $category->name; endforeach; ?>
You could try to use the .children method to filter through your response – let’s say the posts are comming in containers with a particular selector on them – say, you add class=”mypost” on the divs when you build the response -, then you can do something like this in your success method: // … … Read more
This can be done with a very short plugin. function posts_on_home_page( $posts_per_page ) { if ( is_home() ) return 5; return $posts_per_page; } add_filter( ‘pre_option_posts_per_page’, ‘posts_on_home_page’ ); This is actually pretty close to the Codex example for pre_option_(option_name).
your callback function must be like this: function cienna_show_slider_callback() { global $post, $product, $woocommerce; // just in case if your template file need this ob_start(); ?> <?php woocommerce_get_template( ‘archive-product.php’); ?> <?php $output = ob_get_contents(); ob_end_clean(); echo $output; die(); }
As mentioned in my comment, ensure you test the following in a “clean” browser: Set siteurl & home to http://www.example.com/wordpress-subdirectory Set permalink_structure to nothing Set active_plugins to nothing Ensure there are no WP_SITEURL or WP_HOME constants defined in your wp-config.php Remove all rewrite rules to do with WordPress from your .htaccess Not of all these … Read more