Current post page can be detected using get_query_var(‘page’);. note that if you do not pass any page the page 1 is shown, but get_query_var(‘page’); will be 0; So in your function.php you can add: function get_page_image() { global $post; if ( ! is_object($post) || ! isset($post->ID) ) return; $page = get_query_var(‘page’); if ( empty($page) ) … Read more
I would take advantage of post-type hierarchy, and the single-{cpt}.php template file, to accomplish everything you’re after. You can use $post->post_parent (recursively) to determine if the current CPT is a parent, child, or grandchild, and also to query content from parent and grand-parent CPTs for output. CPT Hierarchy You can create a custom function to … Read more
Page templates are limited to themes by design. Page templates belong to the presentation layer while plugins should do very limited and focused presentation as they can’t “know” the presentation implications of their output. But if you have to do it in a plugin, the better way is to add another box to the page … Read more
This is not working and also I don’t know how can I get the comments of the current user. You have already used the current user’s ID in your code… echo ‘User ID: ‘ . $current_user->ID; … but you hard-code a single ID in the get_comments argument array. Don’t do that. Use the current user … Read more
<?php $pages = get_pages( array(‘sort_column’ => ‘menu_order’) ); ?> more info
First of all, <?php post_class(); ?> function prints a string that contains html ‘class’ attribute. So, whenever you are using this function inside class attribute, then you are actually printing another class attribute inside class attribute. That’s why your class is not working. Secondly, since <?php the_content(); ?> function may contains <p> tag, that’s why … Read more
Have you tried using the whole loop? <?php $loop = new WP_Query(); if ( $loop->have_posts() ) : while ( $loop->have_posts() ) : $loop->the_post(); ?> <!– before –> <?php the_content(); ?> <!– after –> <?php endwhile; else: ?> <p><?php _e( ‘Nope. Doesn\’t exist’ ); ?></p> <?php endif; ?>
WordPress had a built-in conditional tag for that: if ( is_page_template( ‘page-courses.php’ ) ) { include_once(‘functions_courses.php’); }; More infos on the codex
In the link all the content such as calendar, categories, archive, etc. are coming from the sidebar widget which most probabily defined into your page.php layout. something like: <?php get_sidebar( ‘content’ ); ?> You need to remove this kind of sidebar code from the page.php file to not display that information.
In order to work permalinks properly, you have to enable ‘mod_rewrite’ module in your apache server. Other wise it could not run .htaccess file and that is why it shows ‘Not found’. It will be working if the permalink is disabled or set to default, right?