For anyone dealing with the same issue, I just needed to change: $choices[ $template_name ] = $template_name; with: $choices[ $template_filename ] = $template_name; Consider a page template Homepage (page-home.php). This way the template name Homepage will appear on the custom fields page but $rule[‘value’] will actually return page-home.php and then we can compare this with … Read more
(Revised answer) Gutenberg (or the Block Editor) uses the WordPress REST API when working with a Page/post (creating, updating, etc.) and the REST API will check whether the template is valid for the given post through WP_REST_Posts_Controller::check_template() and when the template is not valid, the error template is not one of will be thrown. And … Read more
I am using the template file name in the section to load corresponding css files. For static-page.php I am loading static-page.css, similarly for single-post.php I would like to load single-post.css. As said, it is working fine on my static pages, but returns zero on single blog post page. This isn’t really the correct way to … Read more
Ok so, this solution is very particular to my case but maybe it can help point somebody else in the right direction in the future if they encounter a similar problem. I have a custom function that adds a CSS class for lazy-loading images into all <img> tags that are present in the_content(). In this … Read more
You can create a template tag in your functions.php file like so: if ( ! function_exists( ‘mytheme_reusable’ ) ) : function mytheme_reusable() { //put your HTML or whatever code you need here } endif; You can then simply apply the template tag in any template exactly where you need it: <?php mytheme_reusable(); ?> Alternatively you … Read more
On single page and post templates the main loop is only ever going to contain one post, so you don’t need to worry about duplicate IDs in your example.
I thought it might be conflicting with something I had in functions.php, however nothing else was using the name “comics” There is, here: // Arguments $args = array( ‘labels’ => $labels, ‘public’ => true, ‘menu_icon’ => ‘dashicons-book-alt’, ‘hierarchical’ => true, ‘exclude_from_search’ => false, ‘has_archive’ => true, ‘publicly_queryable’ => true, ‘rewrite’ => array( ‘slug’ => ‘comics’, … Read more
What you downloaded was not a replacement for WordPress, it was a theme. Themes need to go inside the wp-content/themes folder. Once a theme folder is placed correctly it should appear as an option in the theme menu in WP Admin where you can preview and activate it. In the meantime, you need to reinstall … Read more
I opened up that plugin (WP-PostRatings) and located the get_most_rated() function. It’s in the following file: includes/postratings-stats.php In that file, on line 57 you get the following: foreach ($most_rated as $post) { $output .= expand_ratings_template($temp, $post, null, $chars, false).”\n”; } From that, I went searching for the expand_ratings_template() function. Found that in the following file: … Read more
As Tom J Nowell noted in the comments, your setup is bit wonky, which is why it won’t work. You need to add the ajax actions and register the shortcode earlier – i.e in a custom plugin or in the theme functions.php. This is related to how WordPress handles requests and in which order it … Read more