How Can I Create a Friendly Slug for a Dynamic Page?
How Can I Create a Friendly Slug for a Dynamic Page?
How Can I Create a Friendly Slug for a Dynamic Page?
Set custom directory in theme for page templates
you must create a template in theme root directory like below and create a new page in wordpress admin dashboard and choose template from right menu like image below: my-page-template.php: <?php /* Template Name: MyTpl_1 */ ?> <?php // your logic goes here … ?> and choose it from menu while creating a new page:
add pagination in wordpress page template
The WordPress uses the single.php template for all the posts. Just navigate to your theme files and locate single.php under Wp-content/themes/twenty. There you can write your css to define a background image. That’s it! Good luck.
This is because output buffers are closed, but they’re never opened. Adding this at the beginning of the shortcode will fix things: ob_start();
The first issue I can see is you’re missing a wrapping set of parentheses on your if statement: your code: if ( ‘page’ == $post->post_type ) && ( $templateURL == “template=services” ) {… should be: if ( ‘page’ == $post->post_type && $templateURL == “template=services” ) {… I don’t know for sure if that will fix … Read more
Modify Custom Post Type Slug
Product page not found if product data is set Appointment Service
I finally figured out the problem and it was nothing related to the template files. I had dequeue jquery and instead re-enqueued my custom jquery as Jquery instead of jquery which is used by Elementor and that was the cause of the issue. This is how my code was. wp_dequeue_script(‘jquery’); wp_deregister_script(‘jquery’); wp_register_script(‘Jquery’, get_template_directory_uri().’/vendor/jquery/jquery.js’, false, ‘3.4.1’, … Read more