Yes, the WordPress template hierarchy provide a range of templates files to use. In this case, you should look at the single-$post-type.php file. $post-type being your custom post type slug. Include your template code, including ACF get_field calls, and the pages will look the same, but use the content from each post.
If you are trying to do this within a page or post, you could make a shortcode out of it. [movie-template title=”Gone With the Wind” date=”1939″ image=”gwtw.jpg”] [movie-template title=”Citizen Kane” date=”1941″ image=”ck.jpg”] [movie-template title=”Star Wars” date=”1977″ image=”sw.jpg”] Then you need a little code, in your template’s functions.php, or in a custom plugin: add_shortcode( ‘movie-template’, ‘my_movie_listings’ … Read more
If the plugin has shortcodes, then you can use the function do_shortcode to display it within a theme file. It’d be a case of: <div class=”align-center”><?php do_shortcode( “[audio-player title=”Lorem Ipsum”]” ); ?></div>
The problem is that you are running query_posts in the middle of the page, which, by the way you should nearly never do. That will overwrite the main query– the global $wp_query object. Pagination should probably appear to work. The problem is that the original main query runs before your template loads and thus before … Read more
You register a post type named “latest news”, but you seem to already know that, so I am unsure what the question is. Do you want someone to copy and paste from the Codex for you, and change a couple of text strings? function codex_custom_init_v2() { $args = array( ‘public’ => true, ‘label’ => ‘Latest … Read more
Using single.php with conditional template part inclusion for displaying a specific layout for your custom post type is not the right way to do things. WordPress has something called the Template Hierarchy. The right way would be to create a single-name-of-your-cpt.php to display single portofolio items. The same applies to custom post type archives. The … Read more
Themes should not create content. Ever. That is plugin territory. When you activate the plugin, search for pages with a special custom field. Its name should start with an underscore, so it doesn’t show up in the Custom Fields metabox, for example _pluginslug_required_page. If there are no such pages, create your own. But I would … Read more
Create tag.php & save it in your theme directory. This is a default behavior of wordpress. So you don’t have to struggle with it. <?php if ( have_posts() ) : // Start the Loop. while ( have_posts() ) : the_post(); // Do your stuff here such as below the_title(); the_content(); endwhile; else: echo ‘No Post … Read more
I think you are doing this right… but in the wrong direction. What if you separate your default structure like: content-header.php <?php get_header(); get_sidebar(); ?> <div id=”content”> content-footer.php </div> <?php get_footer(); ?> And then you can use get_template_part to put all together: index.php <?php get_template_part( ‘content’, ‘header’ ); ?> <?php while ( have_posts() ) { … Read more
I’m not sure what byt_render_link_button() does, but I try this. <?php byt_render_field(“description clearfix”, “”, “”, $accommodation_description_html, ”, false, true); if (!empty($current_url) && $current_url == $list_user_accommodations_url) { byt_render_link_button($submit_accommodations_url . ‘?fesid=’ . $accommodation_id, “gradient-button clearfix”, “”, __(‘Edit’, ‘bookyourtravel’)); } else { byt_render_link_button( ‘http://www.mywebsite.com’, “gradient-button clearfix”, “”, __(‘Book now’, ‘bookyourtravel’) ); }