So instead of creating a theme for it i ended up using the template_redirect with an if statement to check the url for a certain thing. function page_redirect() { if ($_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’] == $home . ‘/other-sites’) { require(TEMPLATEPATH . ‘/includes/other-sites.php’); } if ($_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’] == $home . ‘login’) { require(TEMPLATEPATH . ‘/includes/login.php’); } } add_action(‘template_redirect’, ‘page_redirect’); Simply … Read more
Fancybox has built in fallback, it displays images without JavaScript. I don’t see why you would want to remove the header ( or footer) since it usually contains some good info like your doctype, css, meta, title, etc. If you want it to look different ( aka strip it clean) you should still include it … Read more
Switch the taxonomy.php just like you would the single.php to support specific post custom templates. This is untested code, so it may not work – but, first get the post type $post_type = get_query_var(‘post_type’); So if $post_type contains post_type=”car” then include archive-car.php like this: if ( $post_type=”car” ) get_template_part(‘archive-car’); elseif ( $post_type=”boat” ) get_template_part(‘archive-boat’); elseif … Read more
Simplify your code for a test if (is_page_template(‘news-page.php’)) { ?> <p>yes!</p> <?php } else { ?> <p>not ‘news-page.php'</p> <?php }
I managed to do something like you are describing, but for a custom taxonomy.. with a little snippet of extra code. No doubt there is a much better way to write the code, and on top of that there is most likely a much more efficient way to accomplish this. But this worked, and is … Read more
Use get_comments() and pass the post ID as parameter: $comments = get_comments( array ( ‘post_id’ => 343 ) ); foreach ( $comments as $comment ) { // Just to give you an idea of the available data. // You will probably do something better with it. 🙂 var_export( $comment ); } Related: Bug #20572 ($post_id … Read more
WordPress custom taxonomy template not working
Go to Facebook developers site For example, the Like Plugin http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/plugins/like/ Generate the code. You’ll get the generated code back in 2 blocks. The first is the SDK that must be added once on your page… preferably after the opening <body> tag. Depending on your theme you can paste that directly into header.php. If you … Read more
WordPress Not Using Template Files After Permalink Update
As long as you don’t break the PHP or the HTML markup you can delete anything you want. I’d recommend building a child theme over editing one, and you’d want to steer clear of commercial themes that have restrictions on what you can do to the theme, but otherwise there is no reason you can’t … Read more