Two categories should do the trick. Featured posts – This category should be applied to posts that you want to show on your home page, with that images grid. You can limit the number of posts (so only the, for example, 6 newest ones would appear) and select the featured image for them on each … Read more
The easiest way. Create a page template, calling it e.g. “Alternative Product Page”. So create a php file and name it e.g. page-products-2.php. In first two lines of this file put: <?php /* Template Name: Alternative Product Page */ If you want that page design is exactly the same of the first product page (that … Read more
I think you can use query_posts() function instead of get_pages(), and use a pagination plugin like wp-pagenavi. The query_posts() will set variables for pagination as well without any afforts.
Using is_page() inside functions.php is fine, possible and working, and if you are echoing is_page(15) and getting true, that means you are on a page with the ID of 15. the problem could be the priority parameter of the add_filter call, form the codex: Make sure to set the priority correctly, else the default WordPress … Read more
When you make a page the page for posts, it’s no longer a “page” in the conventional sense. Refer to the Template Hierarchy for home page display- the quickest fix is to rename your blog template home.php, and WordPress will load that before index.php.
When you perform a custom query such as this one, you have to do a bit of a “hack” to get pagination to work properly. Change this: <?php query_posts( “category_name=news&orderby=date&order=ASC&posts_per_page=2” ); ?> …to a WP_Query call: <?php $news_query = new WP_Query( “category_name=news&orderby=date&order=ASC&posts_per_page=2” ); ?> And then you need to *move your custom query object into … Read more
Just remove query_posts(“post_type=shorts”); from your code.
How-to simplify your life I’d go a fairly simpler route: Add a “main/parent” page Apply your template there Add “child” pages to this main page Alter the query to include them Code example as plugin for a quick test Here’s an (untested) plugin that modifies the query args to not only reduce it to a … Read more
I resolve this disabling “Modsecurity” in Cpanel.
is your file name is ‘include-nav.php’ or it is placed inside ‘include’ folder ? if not then simply call it by passing name of nav.php <?php get_template_part( ‘nav’ ); ?> you don’t have to pass include keyword to call template. Hope this help 🙂