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Custom single page based on which custom page template is selected

Yes it is possible using get_template_part(); Assuming that you use a standard single.php: <?php /* * Template name: template-blog-left * */ get_header(); ?> <div id=”left-sidebar”> <!– Here your left sidebar –> </div> <div id=”content”> <?php //This function will look for single.php file in your theme folder get_template_part( ‘single’ ); ?> </div> <?php get_footer(); ?>

get next/previous post name

$prev = get_previous_post(); $next = get_next_post(); $prev_title = $prev ? get_the_title($prev) : ‘Current is First Post’; $next_title = $next ? get_the_title($next) : ‘Current is Last Post’; See get_previous_post and get_next_post on Codex for some details and additional params you can use.

How to set different users for different pages?

Create a subfolder in plugins folder, name it ‘MyRestict’. In This folder put the following php: <?php /** * Plugin Name: My Restict * Plugin URI: http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/112566/how-to-set-different-users-for-different-pages * Author: G.M. */ function my_restict_template_filter( $template ) { if ( is_page() ) { $post = get_queried_object(); $allowed = (string) get_post_meta($post->ID, ‘allowed_users’, true); if ( $allowed ) $allowed … Read more

Want home page to click through to two different page types

For that you can create two templates and assign both templates to both pages. Add those pages to menu and give them both the label Home. Now its working like your site has a two home pages.

Can’t select a page using is_page()

Dynamic content in pages

How to achieve anchor links on top of pages.

If you’re trying to do this just for anchor links within your current WP page, a table of contents style plugin will likely suffice; for example, see: http://wordpress.org/plugins/table-of-contents-plus/ This specific example auto-generates the table of contents and anchors based on the headers in your document/page, so it is fairly low fuss on you as the … Read more

Hide if subpages are shown

Doesn’t seem like you are using an if-statement for showing the sub-pages? If you are not, I guess you can do it with jQuery. var sub = $(“div.subpages”); if (sub.length > 0) { $(“#secondary”).hide(); // replace “secondary” with the ID of the sidebar }

How to show parent pages on a specific page if user is logged in?

The database hasn’t been queried yet on init, there is no $post or $wp_query. See the Action Reference for the order actions are executed. Try moving your code to the template_redirect action.

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