First, before you start, just reflush your permalinks. It is sometimes strange why the Template Hierarchy fails. You code checks out, and should in theory work. Everything checks out, and to make sure, I tested it on my side. You can use this work around to “force” wordpress to use a template. Here we would … Read more
Ok, So, this is a two part question, part #1: What I would like to do is count the number of posts in a category and use the next_post_link and previous_post_link link to navigate through them, then display a count. What I did to fix this issue was install the Smarter Navigation plugin Then use … Read more
Wanted: Add the ability to join/unjoint an event for registered client. Allow the admin to manage/review easily each event participants. Here is what I will do for a full management CMS Create a custom meta box that you will attach to your CPT “event”. (this meta box will display the name of every person that … Read more
This sort of error that happens out of the blue like that tends to be related to the Database, so the only thing here that I could think of would be that your global $wp_rewrite got messed up by some plugin on something. Try to refresh your permalinks by going to the admin page: “Settings” … Read more
I’m surprised get_current_blog_id() didn’t work, since that’s probably the best way to approach it. Always try doing a var_dump( $current_blog ) to make sure you’re testing for what you need. Edit (19 Aug 2015): Also, triple check that you know which header you’re expecting to see and that you’re making the change you want in … Read more
Your code is badly broken. You start a function definition but never finish it. There is no associated } to end the function. You start an if conditional and never close it. You start a while loop and never close it. Those are why your page won’t load with that code. You are getting a … Read more
You can use output buffering to achieve this effect: function get_comments_form() { ob_start(); comments_form(); $commentsform = ob_get_contents(); ob_end_clean(); return $commentsform; } $commentsform = get_comments_form();
You could listen for the $_SERVER[‘HTTP_REFERER’] and add a class to the body depending on that referer add_filter( ‘body_class’,’wpse_body_classes’ ); function wpse_body_classes( $classes ) { if ( is_page( ‘event’ ) ){ // event is the page slug of the page we wish to add the class for if( wp_get_referer() == ‘/url/of/get_involved’ ){ $classes[] = ‘my-light-bg’; … Read more
It was syntex error in my functions.php which causing the error. In the if statement it was not wp_enqueue_scripts. It was wp_enqueue_script
Think what you need is in_category function …… Please go through https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/in_category/ and check whether it suits your needs …… and one more filter single_template is there that you can check .