add_filter(‘body_class’,’cp_new_body_classes’); function cp_new_body_classes($classes) { if( !is_page_template() ) $classes[] = ‘reg-page’; return $classes; } The problem was that you are only returning the classes if !is_page_template(), but you want to return the classes always as it contains the other classes you didn’t add yourself in an array, you just want to add some then return them … Read more
Use the following code, replacing the number after “child_of=” to the id of the parent page. <?php $count = 0; $pages = get_pages(‘child_of=681&depth=1’); foreach($pages as $page) { $count++; } echo $count; ?> Reference: get_pages
Two options: Use conditional code inside of 404.php, to output different content/markup for the post-type Intercept the template at template_redirect, and include a separate template file for a 404 for the post-type. Personally, I’d go with option 1, as it is easier and more intuitive.
No specific markup is required in a theme. The only exception are themes published on wordpress.org, they have to follow the guidelines. And even there, <div class=”entry”> is not required. The only parts you have to use are these: while ( have_posts() ) { the_post(); print ‘<h2>’ . get_the_title() . ‘</h2>’; the_content(); wp_link_pages(); }
You did call the header twice in your page-static.php. You can remove the second call (before the_post()). If you remove the second call of the_header(), the Stylesheet should not be delivered anymore. <?php /* Template Name: Static Page */ ?> <?php wp_dequeue_style( ‘style’ ); ?> <?php get_header(‘custom’); ?> <?php the_post(); ?><!– this enables the page … Read more
You are missing an <?php endif; ?> […] else: echo ‘Sorry, only registered users can view this information’; endif; <?php endwhile; // end of the loop. ?> […]
You can call https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_ancestors within your template. It’ll return an array of ancestors to your current post and you can use the length of the array to see how deep you are in your hierarchy. Use it at the top of your template file to set a variable $post_depth and use that to adjust your … Read more
If understand your question correctly, I think this can get the job done. Use get_attachment_link instead of wp_get_attachment_url and then echo the title. <?php $attachment_id = 2582; $attachment_page = get_attachment_link( $attachment_id ); ?> <a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/255020/<?php echo $attachment_page; ?>”><?php echo get_the_title($attachment_id ); ?></a>
Your walker argument in wp_list_pages should be an instance, not a string. ‘walker’ => new Walker_Page_New()
You can get the name from the global $template. I don’t know of a way to get it with an API call instead of a global, but such is life. function floridacontent( $content ){ global $template; $name = basename( $template, ‘.php’ ); if( ‘page-florida’ == $name ){ $content .= ‘Forida added content’; } return $content; … Read more