Set your permalink structure to: /blog/%postname%/ This won’t affect the URL’s for pages, but will prepend blog to your category & post tag permalinks (unless you have set a category/post tag base, also on the permalinks setting page).
Ask for template when adding a new page
Simlified function, maybe will help someone: jQuery(document).ready(function($) { $(“#page_template”).change(function() { if($(‘#page_template’).val() != ‘page-contacts.php’) { // show the meta box $(‘#postdivrich’).show(); } else { // hide your meta box $(‘#postdivrich’).hide(); } }).change(); }); Of course it lacks controls what fields will be submitted, because jQuery just hides them. As I am coding it for one-admin user … Read more
#sidebarSubnav h3 is not letting your Custom CSS to work since it already contains !important for its style properties. Place your code below the above selectors or load the custom css file after the default stylesheet.
You need to do 2 different things to achieve this. URL Structure: Getting the URL in your desired format: http://website.com/user/username By default, user’s archive URL is something like this http://website.com/author/username There is a plugin to change author slug, install this plugin and set the slug to user Plugin: https://wordpress.org/plugins/rename-author-slug/ [Note: I’m the author of this … Read more
Something like this should get you started. CSS: .home div { display: inline-block; width: 50%; } .home a { display: table-cell; text-align:center; vertical-align: middle; } HTML: <div class=”home”> <div><a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/211091/site.com”><img src=”path-to-logo-1″></a></div> <div><a href=”site-two.com”><img src=”path-to-logo-2″></a></div> </div> If it’s literally a single page site that only links off to two other sites, setting up WordPress for it … Read more
jjj reported that the issue has been solved in the comments to the original question: …In the mean time I did some trouble shooting with the plugins page and it turns out the ‘sitemap’ plugin may be the culprit. It works fine after I deactivated that plugin. I will definitely debug however. Thank you again
I think you’re looking for something like this (from Post parent of different type): I was thrilled to find out what I could do with WordPress Custom Post Types, but very much underwhelmed that you weren’t able to set the parent of a post to be a post of a different type. That is, say … Read more
It is not possible to answer without looking at the codebase of your theme. You may need to edit the author.php file. If that file does not exist in your theme, look for the next file in the hierarchy. https://developer.wordpress.org/themes/basics/template-hierarchy/#author-display
You can do this by Using template page as well as custom fields. Let us say your custom fields value are 1 and 2 for header your conditions will be. if($header==1) { get_header(1); } else {get_header();} And similarly for footer it will be if($footer==1) { get_footer(1); } else { get_footer(); }