Another great way of accomplishing something like this would be taking advantage of WordPress Custom Post Types. You could set up 3 different types of features for easy use in the WordPress back-end. First, Set up the Custom Post Types To do this, open up your theme’s functions.php file and include something like this: <?php … Read more
You may use template_redirect action: add_action( ‘template_redirect’, ‘wpse131387_template_redirect’ ); function wpse131387_template_redirect( ){ if ($_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’] == ‘/some-template’) { global $wp_query; $wp_query->is_404 = false; status_header(200); include(dirname(__FILE__) . ‘/some-template.php’); exit(); } }
The comments_template hook: add_filter( ‘comments_template’, function ( $template ) { return ‘/absolute/path/to/your/comments.php’; });
Mobile might not be a great example — responsive design would take care of that. Were this my project I would take a slightly different approach. Instead of prefixing the URL, I would stick the mobile on the end with an rewrite endpoint. An endpoint combined with using the template_include filter would work. So you … Read more
Looking at the Action Reference in the Codex, the first action listed after the wp action that sets up the WP object is template_redirect, which is indeed fired after all queried data is available, and before a template is selected. You can use the WordPress conditionals to determine if your intended template file will be … Read more
Generally, you do not need to copy the complete parent stylesheet to your child theme, you can just copy the particular code in question to your child theme’s stylesheet and modify that. As for functions.php and any other functions related files, you cannot copy that to your child theme as this will lead to a … Read more
What you’re wanting essentially is to not have to intervene, to let the customer do it all without needing human intervention by the company other than when things go wrong, am I correct? Of note, WordPress.com already operates in an environment where the end user can do it all themselves. I estimate the time needed … Read more
You cannot use bloginfo() while your are outputting using echo because bloginfo it self also out puts string using echo. Below will work for you, you also have extra double quote which i have removed…. <?php $attch_id_1 = pn_get_attachment_id_from_url(get_post_meta($post->ID, ‘img1’, true)); $image_attributes_1 = wp_get_attachment_image_src( $attch_id_1, ‘full’); $attch_id_2 = pn_get_attachment_id_from_url(get_post_meta($post->ID, ‘img2’, true)); $image_attributes_2 = wp_get_attachment_image_src( $attch_id_2, … Read more
It looks like your site’s title is empty. Fill it out or try for example: add_filter( ‘wp_title’, function( $title ) { return trim( $title ); } ); to remove the blank space in front. For your setup, the following part of wp_title() is responsible for the blank space: $title = $prefix . implode( ” $sep … Read more
I’m not sure if this is for front end or back end, so I’m going to handle both. BACK END You can make use of get_current_screen() or the $pagenow global. Here are two examples which you can add in a plugin or in your functions.php to check the relevant info on an admin page add_action( … Read more