Using a Page Template Not in Theme
Using a Page Template Not in Theme
Using a Page Template Not in Theme
jQuery Add/Remove Classes Not Working
Can you programme the selected page template to display block patterns automatically?
RESOLVED. I changed the grid layout to use 2 columns above 992 and 1 col below and added a max-height of 300px to the image and that fixed it. Thanks for all the input
File should be single-member_post.php instead of single-memberPost.php. In single-{posttype} , {post_type} is the $post_type argument of the register_post_type() function. Never use flush_rewrite_rules(); in init use it only on theme/plugin deactivate or activate. Since this is a theme you can use it on after_switch_theme hook. add_action( ‘init’, ‘my_cpt_init’ ); function register_cpt_member_post() { register_post_type( … ); } … Read more
That is a much bigger topic than can be addressed here. Please take a look at the WordPress Codex entry on Theme Development Generally speaking, you break the HTML into a header, footer, and content area. The header goes into header.php, the footer goes into footer.php and the content area goes into index.php or another, … Read more
The native logic of template choice is contained in file aptly named template-loader.php. It processes the current context and calls respective get_*_template() functions, until a match is found. This process results in what is called Template Hierarchy. However as it was pointed out this only covers native core logic. Plugins can wildly customize this process … Read more
Better thing is that if you have all pages in html format of you current site , following will help you to convert html to wordpress as per your given partition : http://www.wpexplorer.com/create-wordpress-theme-html-1/
so do_shortcode(‘[woocommerce_my_account]’); is working in index.php and [woocommerce_my_account] is not working normal wp admin page. have you tried looking for the issue with the_content() function? check if the loop is correct in your theme’s template file.
It appears that the site you linked to is just using a url parameter to specify which view to serve. A simply way to accomplish this is to create four different loop templates, each employing a different layout. Using the example site, you would need the following: loop-complex.php, loop-simple.php, loop-poster.php and loop-logo.php Then your normal … Read more