Hook it in from your child themes functions file or add the template tag to a front-page.php file Untested add_action(‘loop_end’,’disqus_front_page_after_loop’); function disqus_front_page_after_loop() { if (is_front_page() && function_exists( ‘comments_template’ ) ) { comments_template(); } } Change the loop_end hook to another WordPress or theme specific hook. If using the template tag, you might want to try … Read more
This question as mentioned in the comments is not related to wordpress by any means. But anywho remove the float on your #portfolio-item and add some flex like its 2015. #contentportfolio { display: -webkit-box; display: -webkit-flex; display: -ms-flexbox; display: flex; -webkit-flex-wrap: wrap; -ms-flex-wrap: wrap; flex-wrap: wrap; } People still play sims?
According to WordPress template hierarchy, the page templates will fall back to page.php of the new (active) theme. You can read more about template hierarchy here:- https://developer.wordpress.org/themes/basics/template-hierarchy/
You made a mistake in the syntax: if ($featured_articles > have_posts()): while ($featured_articles > have_posts()) : $featured_articles->the_post(); in the if and while conditions should be -> instead >.
Ben, Welcome to StackExchange! Page Templates are only able to be defined in the Page post type (“Pages” in the WP-admin). https://developer.wordpress.org/themes/template-files-section/page-template-files/#uses-for-page-templates You can edit your theme (or create a child theme) to define how your post pages are displayed. Depending on your needs you could define an archive.php, category.php or index.php in your theme … Read more
You could hook into theme_{$post_type}_templates and add an identical “default” option at the end: add_action(‘theme_page_templates’, ‘wpse_296283_theme_page_templates’); function wpse_296283_theme_page_templates($post_templates){ $post_templates[‘default’] = “Default Template”; return $post_templates; } Then you’d hide the first one with CSS: add_action(‘admin_head’ ‘wpse_296283_admin_head’); function wpse_296283_admin_head(){ ?> <style>#page_template option:first-child {display: none;}</style> <?php }
Thanks to @kero I have implemented this code: <?php echo do_shortcode(‘[responsivevoice voice=”Italian Female” buttontext=”Ascolta”]’.'<br>’.$bodyContent.'[/responsivevoice]’); ?> The $bodyContent variable contains the HTML value of the article’s body, obtained using this function: http://www.web-templates.nu/2008/08/31/get_the_content-with-formatting/index.html <?php $bodyContent = get_the_content_with_formatting(); ?>
Please see the Template Hierarchy. There is no template-portfolio.php template. It needs to be archive-portfolio.php. Also, you should not be using a custom query*. Use the main query in your post type archive templates. WordPress already queries the correct posts for you. So remove: $portfolio = new WP_Query(‘post_type’=> ‘portfolio’); And replace: while ($portfolio-> have_posts() ) … Read more
This question is quite difficult to understand. Do you mean you want to make generic template pages Programmatically? There are a few ways to do this. If you have a page built on the backend, you can create a file within your theme folder called page-{page-name}.php. For instance, for a page called about, you should … Read more
as a solution, you can fully automate the selection of a template for a group of pages using slug names: add_filter(‘request’, function( $vars ) { $slug = explode(“https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/”, explode(‘?’, $_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’])[0]); array_pop ($slug); $temp_base = “…first_part_template_name…”; $temp_slug = array_pop ($slug); if (file_exists(get_template_directory().”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/”.$template.’-‘.$temp_cat.’.php’)) { get_template_part( $temp_base, $temp_slug ); } }