dynamic_sidebar will output the sidebar when it is called. Try using it with buffering and store into a variable as below: <ul class=”menu”> <?php $locations = get_nav_menu_locations(); if ( isset( $locations[ ‘mega_menu’ ] ) ) { $menu = get_term( $locations[ ‘mega_menu’ ], ‘nav_menu’ ); if ( $items = wp_get_nav_menu_items( $menu->name ) ) { foreach ( … Read more
locate_template function searches your current theme’s folder for template name(s). If your templates are in a root folder of your theme, use: $template = locate_template( ‘member-content-template.php’ ); otherwise, precede the name of a template with subfolder’s name ( no slash in front ): $template = locate_template( ‘templates/member-content-template.php’ ); To load a template ( if found … Read more
Total number of pages is $query->found_posts divided by $per_page_default. If the current page number is less than that amount, there are more pages. post_count isn’t the total amount of posts, as the answer on the question you linked states, it’s the total number of posts on that single page only. That’s not going to tell … Read more
1) If all output will happen in that one template, I don’t see why you can’t do everything in the template. How it’s organized is really up to you. 2) If the table is in the WordPress database, it certainly simplifies things, you won’t have to create a connection to another database. 3) It’s up … Read more
While WP will helpfully construct many of admin pages for you, you can just as easily create your own from scratch. add_menu_page() allows you to register arbitrary admin page and have full control over it.
I think your issue is stemming from what you said about not having any content in the about page. That content that you are trying to request would come from the content wysiwyg in the back of wordpress. Anything you print out on the template doesn’t automatically get stored in the database, which is what … Read more
Try using below code in your themes functions.php file: // custom login for theme function my_loginlcustomization() { echo ‘<link rel=”stylesheet” type=”text/css” href=”‘ . get_bloginfo(‘stylesheet_directory’) . ‘/login/login-styles.css” />’; } add_action(‘login_head’, ‘my_loginlcustomization’);
1.Create a single-(cpt).php in your theme, duplicate a your single.php and rename it as per your CPT name, so this page template will use to show your CPT queries. For more details refer the wordpress codex. https://codex.wordpress.org/Category_Templates To create CPT arcive page follow the same proceduare. archive-(cpt).php For Taxonimies taxonomy-(cpt).php CPT is your custom post … Read more
Is there a universal slug for static homepage?
You can group them under custom folder “templates” or any other name and it will work