display related posts based on the PAGE TITLE
display related posts based on the PAGE TITLE
display related posts based on the PAGE TITLE
If you are just trying to logout a user and redirect them back to the homepage, could you just use the wp_logout() function? So instead of this: if ( is_page_template( ‘templates/template-logout.php’ ) ) { $logout_url = wp_logout_url( home_url() ); wp_safe_redirect( $logout_url ); // Logout and Redirect to homepage exit; } Your logic could just be: … Read more
Use the display_post_states hook: function custom_display_post_states( $states, $post ) { if ( ‘Services’ === $post->post_title ) { $post_states[‘custom-content’] = ‘Services Page’; } return $post_states; } add_filter( ‘display_post_states’, ‘custom_display_post_states’, 10, 2 ); or you can do by ID if ( 1 === $post->ID) { $post_states[‘custom-content’] = ‘Services Page’; } To check if page has template: function … Read more
To set the default template for a specific category of posts in WordPress, you can modify your code to check the categories of the post before setting the default template. Here is an example of how you can do this: function default_temp() { global $post; if ( ‘post’ == $post->post_type && 0 != count( get_page_templates( … Read more
Custom Post Type doesn’t have template content when creating programmatically in PHP but does when created in WP Admin
How to show feature image, Title, Breadcrumb before Page in flatsome theme
You have defined your becomeTradePartner function as static. So try the following method to call it. add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘TradePartner::becomeTradePartner’ );
You would use the front-page.php template because it allows to have custom content and layout for your website’s static front page. You can edit content on your static front page from inside the WordPress admin if the front-page.php template contains the the_content() template tag or similar. It really depends on what your content and presentation … Read more
If you have installed your themes and plugins and know your way around them, you might need next: to customize the theme chosen with your own code: use a child theme install an events manager plugin: The Events Calendar could work for you, if not go ahead and check any other plugin with the events … Read more
You should be able to do this with the theme_templates filter (see the get_page_templates() function). What you need is a function that walks through the sub-directories and returns all the page templates. Then you hook it into that filter. You could create a function based on get_post_templates(), replacing the call to get_files() with a function … Read more