As far as I can tell you shouldn’t need archive_template_hierarchy, just name the template properly according to the template hierarchy. So offerings//archive-offerings.
Apologies for the off-topic question. I found the answer on StackOverflow, it’s a PHP question not specific to WordPress. The following code changes the format as required. From https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2487921/convert-a-date-format-in-php <?php $new_checkin = date(‘jS F Y’, strtotime($checkin)); ?> <?php echo esc_html( $new_checkin ); ?>
I believe that it should be fine for themes to not have header.php or footer.php files. Block themes generally do not have these files. For example Twenty Twenty-Four, a theme built by the WordPress team. If a plugin errors because a theme does not have the aforementioned files, then I would chalk it to some … Read more
The pre_get_posts filter can be used to change query parameters (untested): add_action( ‘pre_get_posts’, static function ( $query ) { if ( is_admin() ) { return; } if ( ! $query->is_main_query() ) { return; } if ( ! $query->is_home() ) { return; } $query->set( ‘orderby’, ‘title’ ); } );
When we’re editing a post, the post editor is used to define the post’s content (and associated meta data). Meanwhile, the Block Templates within the Site Editor as you have accessed via Appearance > Editor > Templates define how the site and content is laid out and rendered. Admittedly none of the terminology terribly intuitive, … Read more
you likely need to do a flush re-write. go to settings/permalinks in the dashboard and click save. You’ll be good to go. In the future you can add this directly to your CPT plugin. I would suggest getting a bit more creative with your naming though so you don’t have conflicts later.
This can be achieved by switching from the Visual Editor to the Code Editor First, open the page template in the Site Editor. Then change from the Visual Editor to the Code Editor. All of the blocks will change from visual blocks to a long plaintext representation of the blocks. Select-all (ctrl+a) and copy this … Read more
None of the PHP functionality you’re after will run because your files is .html. From what I can tell your template inclusion filter is ok, there’s some info missing like whether or not the CPT_LV_WD_PLUGIN_DIR_PATH constant is correct, but I’m operating under the assumption that it is because you said that the HTML is loading. … Read more
Yes, you are using the function wrong. You don’t need to echo the return of get_template_part() – the template it references will automatically be echo-ed. Furthermore, you don’t want to have a leading forward slash (/) at the start of the first parameter, or the .php extension, nor the second parameter. Your function call ends … Read more
The <!– wp: tags are how the WordPress editor internal api control what has been generated on the page and it contains the data that is generated or controlled by the settings panel of the editor. In general, those settings are directly converted to some html / style that you see on the page but … Read more