<?php foreach((get_the_category()) as $category) { if( file_exists( ‘/path/to/file/to/include/’ . $category->cat_ID . ‘.php’ ) ) include( ‘/path/to/file/to/include/’ . $category->cat_ID . ‘.php’ ); } ?> That should do the trick. If the file doesn’t exist, it just skips it. This can be expensive to do if you have a large amount of categories to loop through, though. … Read more
While annoying, your plugin is functioning properly. The page completely renders itself first, showing the sidebar, and then the JavaScript code activates to hide the sidebar. The fix for this is to have your PHP code check/grab the user’s cookie and set the display’s sidebar status accordingly. That way when the page renders it will … Read more
If by template file you mean a php file in the themes folder, you can call do_shortcode to have the shortcode processor do its magic on your div. EDIT: not entirely sure I understand what you want, but you could try this: <div id=”subscription”> <?php do_shortcode(‘[subscribe]’.call_php_function().'[/subscribe]’);?> </div>
Just type in some text like “Debug” into the non-Php area of home.php (the part not surrouded by ) and see if it appears. If so, you know that home.php is being used.
I think that what you’re looking for is in the Template Hierarchy. You should be able to use taxonomy-event_type.php to do exactly what you want with it.
I think there is zero performance issue regarding multiple uses of get_template_directory() (or any of its siblings). The return values of these functions are part of the cache. Multiple calls to these functions do not incur multiple database hits.
index.php is shown whenever wordpress doesn’t find an appropriate page template. Generally people use it as the template for their site’s blog. If you are absolutely sure that it will never be reached, you can leave it empty. Just make sure you have that file present, otherwise the theme will not work As a personal … Read more
Try using a “counter” variable for the loop maybe? <?php if ( get_field(‘ingredients-list’) ) { echo ‘<ul class=”ingredientsList”>’; $count=0; while ( has_sub_field(‘ingredients-list’) ) { echo ‘<li class=”ingredient” itemprop=”ingredients”> <label for=”check-‘. $count .'”> <input type=”checkbox” class=”check” id=”check-‘. $count .'”> ‘; if ( get_sub_field(‘quantity’) ) echo ‘<span class=”quantity”>’ . get_sub_field(‘quantity’) . ‘</span> ‘; if ( get_sub_field(‘measurement’) ) … Read more
if you are referring to the ‘posts page’ as set under dashboard – settings – reading: <?php if( get_option( ‘page_for_posts’ ) ) { echo get_permalink( get_option( ‘page_for_posts’ ) ); } else { echo home_url(); } ?>
The answer is eager loading or cache or both. Eager loading Have a look to this pseudo-code: $ids = get_ids_from_a_db_table(); foreach ( $ids as $id ) { $row = get_row_from_foreign_table_using( $id ); echo “Row title for the ID: $id is $row->title”; } If the number of $ids is n than this simple code runs n+1 … Read more