If you’re within the loop then the_title() should return the post type’s title. post_type_archive_title is specifically for archives. To get the human readable name of the post type, though, I’ve not seen anything better than this from the Codex: $obj = get_post_type_object( ’30-day-boot-camp’ ); echo $obj->labels->singular_name;
Off the top of my head – put this in your functions.php: add_filter( ‘infinite_transporter_in_same_cat’, ‘__return_false’ );
You could do this without having to code anything special. Enter your first piece of text into the Excerpt field in the admin edit screen for the post. Enter only the remaining text into the visual editor. That way you can have the excerpt text on the site’s front page and the “rest” of the … Read more
The fact that your single-posttypeslug.php is not used by the WordPress template hierarchy has nothing to do with the permalinks (or better said pretty permalinks). You most probably haven’t used the actual slug of your custom post type in the file name. It’s the first argument of the register_post_type function call. Cheers
I just used this in the functions file in the end function force_ssl() { // Specify ID of page to be viewed on SSL connection if (is_page(8616) && !is_ssl () ) { header(‘HTTP/1.1 301 Moved Permanently’); header(“Location: https://” . $_SERVER[“SERVER_NAME”] . $_SERVER[“REQUEST_URI”]); exit(); } // All other pages must not be https else if (!is_page(8616) … Read more
Yes, the entire space should be gone (in favor of the main column. Sadly many themes hide the side column but do not expand the main one. From what you said in here you would like the sidebar to disappear and at the same time the main column to expand. This is a perfectly legal … Read more
You must set it the ids in a array like: if ( is_single( array( ‘11717’, ‘11723’) ) ) { }
I’m not sure I understand the question, since the answer seems straightforward, assuming standard templates – it’s conceivable that your theme does not provide the kinds of classes you are asking for, but IMO would be odd. It is standard practice for theme writers to include the function body_class() which adds different classes to the … Read more
you can use: if ( in_category(‘cat1’) || in_category(‘cat2’)) { include ‘single-cattwo.php’; //for the 2 categories } else { // Default include ‘single-allcat.php’;//all categories } inside single.php
MahdiY just explain that you can use PHP in your template like that <?php /* Template Name: news */ get_header(); ?> <div id=”primary” class=”content-area”> <div id=”content” class=”site-content” role=”main”> <?php echo “This is PHP”; ?> </div><!– #content –> </div><!– #primary –> <?php get_footer(); ?>