You could create page templates within the theme. So, for example, for your About page: Create a “page-about.php” file in your theme Include the content there, but instead of using require use the normal WP functions (i.e. wp_head()) so all your plugins’ scripts and styles will load properly Create a Page in wp-admin with the … Read more
You need more than just telling the page where to find your theme. You will likely need to load WordPress. You can do that with the following: <?php define(‘WP_USE_THEMES’, false); require(‘./wp-load.php’); ?> Is the clpr_categories_list() a theme function? You could just WP’s wp_list_categories() function to what you need. The function accepts quite a number of … Read more
Pages not displaying as sections on static page
I’m not so professional in this but I have a solution you can try. You can create custom page templates in WordPress and place your form code in that template and in another template create your result page and pass the query using POST method to the result page template. Then with php you can … Read more
How to set condition for all posts with one label
Set up new WordPress domain using unclear files
First, remove your newly uploaded page through ftp. 1. Static content If your have static content: Go to Admin area and go to Pages section and add a new page. You may change the slug to my_page or any thing else (it should be an available slug and not already assigned to any other post … Read more
So I managed to fix it by changing both SiteURL and homeURL to being the exact same. Now I’ve finally added an A-record in my DNS so the sites uses its own URL. Works like a charm 🙂 Im not sure why but I’ve seen others place “http://…” for SiteURL and “http://www…” for homeURL. However, … Read more
WordPress Posts on Static Pages
You can do this. <?php if (is_user_logged_in()) : // user is logged in ?> <button>Log Out</button> <?php else : // user is not logged in ?> <button>Log in</button> <?php endif; ?>