As @Ravs mentions the third parameter in next_post_link()/previous_post_link() should be a boolean value indicating whether to restrict the link to a post in the same category. By default this is false. If set to true, it will choose the next (or previous) post which is in the same category as the current post. This includes … Read more
There is no situation ever that just have pro’s, there will always be a con somewhere. Also, I don’t think there is any wrong or right answer here and merely a fact of preference I think the most important question to ask yourself is: “How is the rest of my structure going to look like” … Read more
Create single-yourcostomposttypename.php file in theme folder.
OK, done. That’s because I need to refresh the permalink option in the Admin menu. Every time you change the rewrite or link thing, you need to go to the “Options->Permalink” and save it again.
The admin-init hook only fires on admin screens. The correct hook to use for registering post types is init. So change: add_action( ‘admin_init’, ‘smoelenboek’ ); … to … add_action( ‘init’, ‘smoelenboek’ ); … and flush your rewrite rules once (save permalink settings in admin) and all should be well.
You’ll need to use get_posts() to get the latest post, then pass it to get_the_permalink() to get the URL to it: <?php $latest_posts = get_posts( array( ‘numberposts’ => 1 ) ); if ( ! empty( $latest_posts ) ) : $latest_post = $latest_posts[0]; if ( $latest_post->ID !== get_the_ID() ) : ?> <a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/284553/<?php echo get_the_permalink( $latest_post … Read more
To display different templates for the same post type I would make 2 different links, check on which link I’m currently on and decide which template to load. Working example: /** * Register event post type * * Registering event post type will add such a permalink structure event/([^/]+)/?$ */ function wpse_288345_register_event_post_type() { $labels = … Read more
As stated in the docs, if the quicktag <!–more–> is used in a post to designate the “cut-off” point for the post to be excerpted, the_content() tag will only show the excerpt up to the <!–more–> quicktag point on non-single/non-permalink post pages. WordPress adds <span id=”more-‘ . $post->ID . ‘”></span> to the content in this … Read more
Within the loop, you can do it this way, outside of the loop, pass the post ID to get_post_type function. : // Within the loop $cpt = get_post_type_object(get_post_type()); if($cpt !== NULL) { echo $cpt->name; echo $cpt->description; } If you need to see more about get_post_type_object you can find it in codex.
If I understand you correctly, then has_term should be solution for your problem… if ( has_term( ‘past-events’, ‘event_type’ ) ) { // do something }