You can use the save_post action to do it. I think its better than the other option to check everytime the page load because it won’t effects your clients and will not run everytime the page load. Also you need to check if its the post parent its the one that saved so you will … Read more
Facebook Messager Plugin
You said you’re in a custom loop that returns various post_types: //….. while ( $loop->have_posts() ) : $loop->the_post(); get_template_part($post->post_type,’layout’); endwhile; in this way you don’t use extra conditionals and relying on get_template_part() you simply need different files post_type1-layout.php , post_type2-layout.php, etc.. in the root folder of your theme / child theme keeping the templates separate, … Read more
How to make an WordPress element sticky? [closed]
It’s pretty easy to see why your code shows only one post – there is no loop in your template file, so why should it show more posts than one? To be honest… It looks more like single post template and not like category archive… This should work a little bit better (or at least … Read more
The way I would organise this (and I have done this in the past) would be to have a post type for Work Sites, and a hierarchical taxonomy for Locations. Then what you would do is add States as the top-level of the Locations taxonomy, and then add Cities as children of the State locations. … Read more
Is there a way to create a block template that is not limited to a post type?
In other common PHP frameworks you normally propagate a new route and have a controller as callback print the desired output. In WordPress something like that doesn’t seem to be built in – at the moment. But what I’d recommend is to somehow mimic this approach. In a custom plugin have a rule that when … Read more
Since 4.7 Custom Post Types have supported custom templates, just like Pages. So you could copy your theme’s generic page template to a new template file, and add this to the top. <?php /* Template Name: Block editor template Template Post Type: my-post-type */ That will let you switch the template for your my-post-type post … Read more
I think the problem is that the PHP include() function will output instead of return data. What you can do is output buffer the include which would look something like: // Start buffering any output ob_start(); // Output the include into the buffer. include( ‘horo-header.php’ ); // Append the buffered output into the $content variable … Read more