There are few issue with your code When using WP_Query in conjuction with the_post() or using get_posts() in conjuction with setup_postdata( $post ), you need to reset the $post global with wp_reset_postdata(), not wp_reset_query(). wp_reset_query() is used in conjuction with query_posts() which you should never ever use You would want to reset posdata between your … Read more
I started this in a comment but thought I’d expand it for you because I do like the question 😉 I’d probably tackle this by adding a hidden field to the search form with the current page ID, and then using the pre_get_posts filter to modify the search query to only return pages with a … Read more
The wp_get_attachment_image_src() function expects you to also pass some kind of attachment ID plus it doesn’t grab the image HTML that we need so instead we should use wp_get_attachment_image(). IF a post has a post thumbnail, grab it.ELSE IF the post has any attached images, grab the first one.ELSE maybe show a placeholder? I’ve defined … Read more
REWORKED ANSWER TO ANSWER THE QUESTION In order to exclude all pages with a certain template, all you need to do is to run a meta_query to exclude all pages with the custom field _wp_page_template set to bedankt. Remember, WordPress saves the template assigned to a page as a hidden custom field called _wp_page_template With … Read more
to use a translation not finished yet, click on “Export” here : https://translate.wordpress.org/projects/wp/dev/si/default . And save the files as si.po and si.mo in the directory wp-content/languages (choose the extension in the dropbox menu) If there is word missing, you can use Podedit to edit the file and you can also propose your word in the … Read more
The better option may be to use the pre_get_posts hook instead to modify the query before it gets requested instead of creating your own query. Here’s what it would look like: /** * Modify Theme Queries * – https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/hooks/pre_get_posts/ * – https://codex.wordpress.org/Plugin_API/Action_Reference/pre_get_posts * * @param $query * * @return void */ function theme_pgp( $query ) … Read more
Redirect early First of all, your redirect function should be hooked early: you are not relying on query variables there, so you could use init hook: function search_redirect() { if (!empty($_GET[‘s’])) { $home = trailingslashit(home_url(‘catalog-of-work’)); wp_safe_redirect($home.urlencode(get_query_var(‘s’))); exit(); } } add_action(‘init’, ‘search_redirect’); The reason is that this will redirect the request much earlier, saving a lot … Read more
You can use WordPress’s internal search by calling the get_search_form() function: <?php get_search_form(); ?> get_search_form() will use a default HTML form, but you can create your own custom form by adding a searchform.php file to your theme.
I suspect that the request that WP is making to query the Plugin site is not being allowed by your installation, or your hosting place. As per the link that was given you in the comments to your question.
I searched through all the files in the theme for the word “search” and tried removing that command from entry.php and entry-summary.php. None of that had an effect. I also tried removing the search.php file, that had no effect. To save you grief, any edits to the core files provided by WordPress will potentially break … Read more