You can use the dynamic filter {type}_template (where {type} is the current query type e.g. single, index etc.) found in get_query_template(): function wpse_204848_get_id_template( $template ) { if ( $post = get_queried_object() ) { if ( $_template = locate_template( “single-{$post->post_type}-{$post->ID}.php” ) ) $template = $_template; } return $template; } add_filter( ‘single_template’, ‘wpse_204848_get_id_template’ ); For a portfolio … Read more
single.php template customization from a child theme: If the main theme you’re going to upgrade in future is not a child theme itself, then you can create your own child theme and create a single.php template file within the child theme to override the parent theme’s single.php. This way future upgrades of the parent theme … Read more
You could setup a custom rewrite rule using add_rewrite_rule and send these requests to a custom page. Your URL structure could be /index-page/single-event-slug The rule would point all of the single events to a separate page where you can then set your template events-single.php. Another option is to pass the events in as a query … Read more
Remove the cat parameter from your query and name your template file category.php From the WordPress Codex on Template Hierarchy; 1. category-{slug}.php – If the category’s slug were news, WordPress would look for category-news.php 2. category-{id}.php – If the category’s ID were 6, WordPress would look for category-6.php 3. category.php 4. archive.php 5. index.php The … Read more
A category page is an archive page. So is_archive() will return true on a category page. Try to push down is_category() further, or use is_category() before is_archive(). Like This if ( is_search() ) { // Search Result content } elseif( is_category() ) { // Category archive content } // check for tag, taxonomy, date before … Read more
I can see at least 3 ways to do that. Adding a rewrite rule. See http://codex.wordpress.org/Rewrite_API for details: add_rewrite_rule(‘^(country|person|interest)/?’,’index.php?tax=$matches[1]’,’top’); then use the template_redirect filter to load your template when the taxvariable is there: if (get_query_var(‘tax’)) { # load the template here } You’ll also need to add the tax query var to the list of … Read more
Page templates can be stored within the page-templates or templates subdirectory within a theme, but this does not apply to custom post type or taxonomy templates. Fortunately, the template_include filter can be used to change the template that will be loaded. In the example below, template files are stored in the /theme-name/templates/ directory. /** * … Read more
It’s a custom theme, so first of all you should check if WooCommerce support is declared in the functions.php. WooCommerce can be integrated with the theme by using woocommerce_content() (woocommerce.php file) or by template overrides, but in both cases the declaration of support in the theme is required. function wpse319485_add_woocommerce_support() { add_theme_support( ‘woocommerce’ ); } … Read more
Easy way to achieve this. register_post_type( ‘mypost’, array( … ‘has_archive’ => false, … ) ); After updating this reset the permalinks ‘Settings -> Permalink’
I had the same problem. Why WordPress doesn’t automatically use the custom single.php template is above me. That aside, here is the code I’m using to force my CPT to use my custom single.php. Just change the CPT and template name to suite your needs. <?php /* Information Posts Template selection – a single.php just … Read more