Yes, get_page_by_path() will return a post object or array on success, and not the post ID. $faq_post = get_page_by_path( $post_slug, OBJECT, ‘land’ ); // object $faq_post = get_page_by_path( $post_slug, ARRAY_A, ‘land’ ); // array So there is no need to make the custom new WP_Query call, and your code below is good: $faq_post = get_page_by_path( … Read more
Old question but maybe it helps someone else: You could do something like this in page.php: $postType = get_post_type(); if($postType == ‘case_study’){ include(‘single-case_study.php’); } else{ // Do your page.php stuff
The post type name is digital (register_post_type( ‘digital’,) so the template should be single-digital.php.
I am using the template file name in the section to load corresponding css files. For static-page.php I am loading static-page.css, similarly for single-post.php I would like to load single-post.css. As said, it is working fine on my static pages, but returns zero on single blog post page. This isn’t really the correct way to … Read more
I know it is a bit old question. But I hope some one can find it usefull. If for some reason you can’t use child-theme (like me) there is hook theme_page_templates Accordint to developer WP Page Templates. Example: function makewp_exclude_page_templates( $post_templates ) { if ( is_multisite() && !is_main_site() ) { unset( $post_templates[‘wp-templates/iframe_container.php’] ); //In my … Read more
There’s no standard way to replace plugin files from a theme. It’s up to each individual plugin to provide support for this, and many don’t. If a plugin does support it, the correct way to do it would be specific to that plugin. You will need to consult a plugin’s developer documentation to see whether … Read more
Would my index and page files be correct in outputting the content like this? No. If you attempt to search, or browse posts by tag or category, then you won’t see any posts because your index.php file doesn’t loop through any posts, according to your description. All templates in the template hierarchy should use the … Read more
Your understanding is incorrect. That’s not how WordPress works, and that documentation is not saying what you describe. The hierarchy rules tell you what template is used when you view content types created in WordPress, such as Pages and Posts. If you create a page called “Test” in Pages > Add New, then when you … Read more
There is a filter called author_link. You can use that change the URL to whatever you want. add_filter( ‘author_link’, function ($link, $author_id, $author_nicename) { var_dump($link, $author_id, $author_nicename); // debug return $link; // return your modified URL }, 1,3 ); The question does not have enough detail to allow for more specific code. You can use … Read more
Woocommerce does hijack the main query on the shop page / product queries, so it’s possible that you’re used to referencing your custom fields within the loop or in some other context where the global $post is the page you are on, but in this case the contents of $post will be Woocommerce products and … Read more