Yes and no. You can load a raw CSS string into the header programatically, but you can’t use wp_enqueue_style() to enqueue it. That function specifically loads files into the header in <link> tags. But what you can do is something like this: function print_inline_script() { ?> <style type=”text/css”> /* … styles go here … */ … Read more
Custom implementation vs. Standard API usage Using the WP AJAX API is the way to go. First off, you get access to the complete set of WP APIs, you can leverage standard jQuery $.ajax() and similar API calls and you are running standard conform, gaining access to all knowledge spread around the web with articles … Read more
You can remove specific styles and java scripts for specific page template like below. Add the code into the functions.php file of your current theme. To see the list of all JS and CSS you may want to use a plugin like this: https://wordpress.org/plugins/debug-bar-list-dependencies/ /** * Remove specific java scripts. */ function se_remove_script() { if … Read more
I had the same issue and it was caused by WPML. I deactivated the option “Synchronize page template” in the WPML translation options and it finally worked.
Pages are generally speaking rather inflexible, you would be better off using a custom post type. Also hooking into the actual page template dropdown would very likely be problematic (I doubt it would work without some serious hacking around). You’re better off just writing your own meta box dropdown. I think your on the the … Read more
I am lazy to write supporting logic from scratch so I am reusing functions from linked answer on branches: /** * Retrieve IDs of posts in branch of menu. * * @param mixed $menu * @param string $branch_title * * @link http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/2802/display-a-portion-branch-of-the-menu-tree-using-wp-nav-menu * * @return array */ function get_post_ids_from_menu_branch( $menu, $branch_title ) { $menu_object = … Read more
One way is to have a single front-page.php and then using get_template_part(), to show different content based on user choice. Rough code: get_header(); $layout = get_option( ‘front_page_layout’, ‘default’ ); get_template_part( ‘front-page’, $layout ); get_footer(); After that you need to create a file for every layout, they should be called, something like: front-page-one.php front-page-two.php front-page-three.php front-page-default.php … Read more
I don’t have time to explain this in detail (I shall upon return) but in the meantime this should work for you, Answer updated with explanation as promised. WP Rewrite rules are like voodoo, I’m sure there’s more than one way to go about this, but here’s mine. Problem: Just to clarify your question for … Read more
/YOUR_THEME/page-templates/ will only work for custom page templates assigned on the admin page edit screen, not for page-$slug or page-$id named templates. The correct filter hook in my view is page_template, but you don’t (I assume!) want to throw out any other possible templates for your pages, not least because you’re bound to have some … Read more
A recommended approach for using get_template_part would be for including bits of code that would otherwise be repeated frequently in all your templates. Like if you had conditionals defined within your loop that you wanted to include in archive.php, search.php, single.php etc. It also allows child themes to override that file and include additional more … Read more