For those who face the same issue, I post my solution that seems to work (I am keeping my fingers crossed that I still need to test to see if everything is running well). I found the solution thanks to this post I removed the pre_get_posts that made my life miserable. I put the tag.php … Read more
WordPress blog post tags in 2 rows
What file is responsible with tags displaying on the post?
Your problem is not Woocommerce specific, and can be generalised as: Given a term in a taxonomy, how do I attach a chunk of text to that term and display it in the term listings? In this case, the taxonomy is the one provided by Woocommerce. To do this you need to first get the … Read more
First of all, wp_list_cats() was already depreciated in version 2.1, which a couple of millenia ago. You should not be using functions which is marked depreciated. In all probability, the info regarding the specific function is almost always wrong as it is long time outdated. You should really develop with debug set to true. If … Read more
Consider this snippet here to accomplish your task. If you add it to your functions.php file, the Open Graph tags will be populated automatically as part of the wp_head action.
use it for comment number <?php comments_number( ‘no responses’, ‘one response’, ‘% responses’ ); ?>
Neither wp_enqueue_style() nor wp_register_style() have a parameter to allow them to be loaded in the head, rather than the footer, as their script counterparts do. The only solution is to have some of your CSS (or all of it – which would be bad) inside a style tag inside head, added with the wp_head action … Read more
Just tested this and it worked on my end. The shortcode itself would be [titlelink] function titlelink_ssc($content = null) { ob_start(); echo ‘<a href=”‘.get_permalink().'” title=”‘.get_the_title().'”>’.get_the_title().'</a>’; $titlelink_ssc = ob_get_clean(); return $titlelink_ssc; } add_shortcode(“titlelink”, “titlelink_ssc”);
For your custom post types and your blog, you can use get_post_type(). For your About parent page, if the pages only go one level deep, you can check $post->post_parent to see if it’s the about page. Otherwise, you can use get_post_ancestors() and check that array to see if your About page is in it!