First, make sure that your javascript files are loading correctly. Open Developer Tools while on the page (you can right click and select Inspect). Under the Elements tab, do a search for your javascript files, to make sure they are being enqueued on the page. Also check the Console tab for any javascript errors. Is … Read more
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
You could accomplish this by setting up a redirect. If you’re using an Apache server, for your example, you would add this to .htaccess above the WordPress block: RewriteEngine On RewriteRule somepost.php ^/somepost/ It’s much more common, and recommended, to create a PHP file and a Page (or other post type) within wp-admin). This will … Read more
In a case like this, you’re probably going to need to check the conditions in dynamic_sidebar to find out what is not happening. if (isset($_GET[‘debugsidebar’])) {add_action(‘init’, ‘debug_sidebar’);} function debug_sidebar() { $id = $_GET[‘debugsidebar’]; $sidebarswidgets = get_option(‘sidebars_widgets’); if (is_active_sidebar($id)) {$status = ” Active”;} else {$status = “Inactive”;} echo “Sidebar ID: “.$id.” (“.$status.”)<br>”; if (array_key_exists($id, $sidebarswidgets)) { … Read more
The is_page_template() function is for checking if the current page is using a specific custom page template. That being a template selected from the Template dropdown in the Page Attributes box when editing the page. The WordPress conditional tags are not based around which template files are used. They are used to tell you what … Read more
The file where you could delete the text is index.php This is the line containing the text, so you could remove this line. <h2 class=”section-title”><?php echo esc_html__( ‘Blog’, ‘catch-vogue’ ); ?></h2> For future reference, if you were to update the theme at a later date when an update becomes available from the theme author, the … Read more
You can add a custom CSS via the customizer (or via code). Chrome can also show you what your site will look like in print mode (see links at the bottom). Something like the following would generate a nice page for printing: @media print{ #custom-header{ background:#fff; } #custom-header > img, a.scrollup, a.scrollup:visited, .wp-travel-related-posts, #footer-widgets{ display:none … Read more
According to the WordPress Codex, using template_redirect to load a different template is discouraged and can cause certain code to not be executed, which of course can result in strange bugs. template_include is the more appropriate solution. It loads a template file but without the behavior mentioned above. add_action( ‘template_include’, function($original_template) { if (is_singular(‘business’)) { … Read more
Add function codes in functions.php. Then call in the single.php
Your code worked absolutely fine for me, so I suspected you forgot to flush the rewrite rules. Each time after you added code which alters the WordPress rewrite rules, e.g. add_rewrite_rule() or code which registers/un-registers a CPT or custom taxonomy with URL rewriting enabled, you should always flush the rewrite rules which means WordPress will … Read more