Here’s a function to print the URI of the first page using an “Archive” page template. It assumes the template is named template-archive.php (don’t name it archive.php and hijack the Template Hierarchy!). You can either drop this in functions.php and call it in a template or you can just use the code within the function … Read more
I found that the problem was with the otherwise very useful plugin Legacy URL Forwarding. It uses the following function (abridged here) with the 404_template hook. function doUrlForwarding() { // make a $query based on the $_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’] // if a post is found, redirect to it if (!empty($query->post->ID)) { wp_redirect(get_permalink($query->post->ID), ‘301’ ); } } add_action(‘404_template’,’doUrlForwarding’); … Read more
You can use some actions and filters on wordpress you can use to customize your login page: Here are some i found in the wp-login.php file action login_head , to output html before the header tag is closed filter login_headerurl to customize the link where the logo goes filter login_headertitle to customize the title of … Read more
I would hook into the new_page action, and then use update_post_meta() to update the post meta value for _wp_page_template: <?php function wpse31124_set_page_default_template( $page_id ) { update_post_meta( $page_id, ‘_wp_page_template’, ‘sidebar-page.php’ ) } add_action( ‘new_page’, ‘wpse31124_set_page_default_template’ ); ?> You could hook into other actions, but they might stomp on your ability to use the default template. Using … Read more
It really depends: What is the intended purpose of the Theme? Is it a “special use” Theme, or merely designed for static Pages but not for blog posts? What is the intended distribution method for the Theme? If the Theme truly is a “special use” Theme, then you only need to include the template files … Read more
Try adding ‘paged’ => get_query_var( ‘page’ ) to your query. EDIT : For pagination to work properly the posts per page should be greater than ‘Blog pages show at most’ under Settings-> Reading section of the WordPress Admin. So there are two ways you can make this work out. You can set ‘Blog pages show … Read more
Without knowing exactly what you’re trying to acheive, it’s difficult to know if using page templates for this is the best solution, or if you should consider using a Custom Post Type for portfolio items, and then a custom archive page to display them. Anyway, I digress… The template a page is set to use, … Read more
You should be able to add to the single_template filter. Check out this article for more.
The easiest way to do this is to simply make a category.php template file, that way you’re not jamming everything into one template with multiple query’s and conditionals. http://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Hierarchy#Category_display It is unclear what you mean by “featured”, do you want an url like http://example.com/portfoliography/architecture to have a select posts at the top? Or do you … Read more
So I decided to go another way. I now have the Author’s Full Name as terms in the taxonomy. For the index, for which I need to separate Last Name and First Name, I used PHP string functions. <?php $taxonomy = ‘autores’; $queried_term = get_query_var($taxonomy); $terms = get_terms($taxonomy, ‘slug=’.$queried_term); if ($terms) { echo ‘<div id=”indiceAutores-nav”></div> … Read more