First, you need to register the custom post type so that it has hierarchy, i.e. a post can have a parent post. After that, you need to make sure your permalink structure is set to example.com/%postname%/. Once you have that, you only need to create a child custom post named sub-single-slug and set single-slug as … Read more
Here is my view: Load it inside your single.php why use ajax at all? Google wont be able to see this (using most crawlers). In any case – here is the right way to return the data… please note that you can use get_post or wp_query. up tp you. JS Part: jQuery(document).ready(function($) { $.post(ajax_object.ajaxurl, { … Read more
The »Template Hierarchy« doesn’t allow this per default. Inside your single.php template, you can call load_template(). This will allow you to simply include the template you need, based on the in_category() conditional tag. // inside single.php if ( in_category( ‘foo’ ) ) { load_template( get_stylesheet_directory().’foo_template.php’ ); } elseif ( in_category( ‘bar’ ) ) { load_template( … Read more
is_single() returns TRUE or FALSE, not a string. Additionally, you can test for a specific post with is_single() function by putting the post slug into the function call: if ( is_single( ‘your-post-slug’ ) ) { # do something } If you want to test for the proper post type use: if ( is_singular() and ‘your-post-type’ … Read more
UPDATED ANSWER The correct function to use in context to WordPress and its intended API for this purpose is; esc_textarea Thus your code would reflect something like this; <textarea><?php echo esc_textarea($images);?></textarea> Although htmlspecialchars and htmlentities are valid to use, and even though esc_textarea wraps htmlspecialchars anyway, its more appropriate to use the official API call. … Read more
class MY_Post_Numbers { private $count = 0; private $posts = array(); public function display_count() { $this->init(); // prevent unnecessary queries $id = get_the_ID(); echo sprintf( ‘<div class=”post-counter”>Post number<span class=”num”>%s</span><span class=”slash”>/</span><span class=”total”>%s</span></div>’, $this->posts[$id], $this->count ); } private function init() { if ( $this->count ) return; global $wpdb; $posts = $wpdb->get_col( “SELECT ID FROM $wpdb->posts WHERE post_status=”publish” … Read more
SIDENOTE: This function can be used even if have posts belongs to one taxonomy only. You don’t need to have a post that belongs to two or more taxonomies within the same hierarchy. I have made this function very flexible It is always a problem for me to display a category list or term list … Read more
I know this is a super old question, but searching for solutions 8 years later didn’t yield many results aside from this unresolved question (and a few other vague answers). Nothing I found on this site worked for me so if others arrive on this page looking for a way to limit a widget-area to … Read more
Here’s 2 solutions i tested: Try adding support for comments in your custom post type code ‘supports’ => array( ‘comments’ ), You could also use add_post_type_support add_action(‘init’, ‘wpsites_comments’); function wpsites_comments() { add_post_type_support( ‘events’, ‘comments’ ); } Code Source
I got the solution so self-answering the question for future users/visitors. Hope it will help someone. I think this won’t be able to generate results based on the Post ID → the_post_thumbnail( ‘large’); However, this should work → <?php echo get_the_post_thumbnail($fpid, ‘large’); ?> (Above is succesfully tested) Other possibilities → <?php echo get_the_post_thumbnail($fpid, ‘thumbnail’); ?> … Read more