On request, a custom template does not mean custom query :-). As already mentioned, NEVER use query_posts, it breaks the main query object and page functionality, one of which is pagination. Many plugins and functions relies on the main query object, you break that, you break those functions as well. As this is a custom … Read more
You are fetching all the terms of your taxonomy, Use this instead : $terms = wp_get_post_terms(get_the_ID(), ‘city-type’); if ( ! empty( $terms ) && ! is_wp_error( $terms ) ){ foreach ( $terms as $term ) { echo ‘<span>’ . $term->name . ‘</span>’; } } Note : First argument to the function is id of the … Read more
I’m surprised get_current_blog_id() didn’t work, since that’s probably the best way to approach it. Always try doing a var_dump( $current_blog ) to make sure you’re testing for what you need. Edit (19 Aug 2015): Also, triple check that you know which header you’re expecting to see and that you’re making the change you want in … Read more
Nice sleuthing. Every single person on this SO site has been foiled by something exactly like this at one point or another with the WordPress template hierarchy. You might think of this backwards though. All the steps you found lead you back to the shortcode [pmpro_account] which gets output in the loop-myaccount.php by way of … Read more
Typically with themes that support custom styles/images, you define everything you can in your stylesheet, and then add the dynamic styles inline: .header { background-position: 50% 50%; background-repeat: no-repeat: background-size: whatever; } And in your templates: <div class=”header”<?php if ( $image ) printf( ‘ style=”background-image: url(%s);”‘, $image ) ?>> Title </div>
Hi I’m the author of Multi Rating Pro. The simplest way to do this is to put this logic within the rating-result.php template file. You can call the API function passing in your own result_type and then check this in the template. if ( class_exists( ‘MRP_Multi_Rating_API’ ) ) { MRP_Multi_Rating_API::display_rating_result( array( ‘rating_item_ids’ => 1, ‘show_count’ … Read more
At the top of the loop in your page.php of your theme. Add the following condition: if (get_the_ID()==$my_id) { exit; }
This is actually not really a WordPress issue, but pure PHP. != compares two value and return true when the two values are not like the other. 0 != ‘0’ will return false because the values are like each other, the one being an integer value 0 and the other a string value of 0 … Read more
get_month_link() doesn’t use any template. It just creates a link to date based archives. The actual template used is decided by a rather complicated template hierarchy system managed by Core. Essentially there is a cascading sequence of files that will be used if those files are provided by the theme: date.php archive.php index.php
You’ve hard-coded the term into the second query. Of course you are seeing the same thing every time: $terms = get_terms( ‘model’, array( ‘orderby’ => ‘count’, ‘hide_empty’ => 0 ) ); if (!is_wp_error($terms)) { foreach( $terms as $term ) { // Define the query $args = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘peterbilt’, ‘tax_query’ => array( array( ‘taxonomy’ … Read more