Check if searchform is included? The get_search_form() function (that should be used) uses locate_template(‘searchform.php’); to display the search form. The later returns (as you can see from its source) the template filename if one is located So if you’re just wanting to catch the default way, then you should simply test ‘searchform.php’ === locate_template( ‘searchform.php’ … Read more
This would have to be fully coded and tested, but I think the roadmap is: Deregister the Default Meta Box and Make a Custom One @MikeSchinkel answer to this question is very detailed and thoughtful: Adding Page Attributes Metabox and Page Templates to the Posts Edit Page? In that case, it is for duplicating the … Read more
You can use the “get_sub_field” to test for the subfields. If nothing is returned and they are empty, it won’t show the content associated with the if statement. <?php if ( get_field(‘ingredients-list’) ) { echo ‘<ul class=”ingredientsList”>’; while ( has_sub_field(‘ingredients-list’) ) { echo ‘<li class=”ingredient” itemprop=”ingredients”>’; echo ‘<label for=””>’ . get_sub_field(‘quantity’) . ‘ ‘; if … Read more
There is no standard for a content.php in WordPress, that’s why you cannot find in the Codex. Some themes use it to render the post content. So instead of … while ( have_posts() ) { the_post(); ?><li <?php post_class(); ?>> <?php the_title( ‘<h2><a href=”‘ . get_permalink() . ‘”>’, ‘</a></h2>’ ); the_excerpt(); wp_link_pages(); ?></li> <?php } … Read more
Issue was with UT_TEMPLATES_URLused for including the template. I was using file URL and not file PATH which was creating the issue. Modifying the UT_TEMPLATES_URL, to FILE PATH fixes the issue.
If a is the category slug, then following code would work – add_action(‘template_include’, ‘wpse129481_template_include’); function wpse129481_template_include($t) { // is category archive page if( is_category() ) { // current queried category id from queried object $child_id = get_queried_object_id(); // parent category object, getting it by slug. $parent_cat = get_term_by(‘slug’, ‘a’, ‘category’); // current category object, can … Read more
This is less of an answer and more of a kind of troubleshooting aid… Add this function to your project (probably functions.php) and then call it from the top of every template file in your theme… /** * Outputs the name of the file as an HTML comment for easy-peesy troubleshooting. * * @param string … Read more
The outdated files are in your theme’s woocommerce folder (unless the theme has stored them elsewhere, but that is the default). You don’t need this folder per se and can rename it (which is the more temporary way than flat-out deleting it) and WooCommerce will work. If you purchased the theme you could also contact … Read more
Here is a basic idea: Any page where the page parent ($post->post_parent) is 0, it means the page is a top level page. If any other value exists, the page is a child of another page. This value is the ID of the page that the specific page is a child to. With the above … Read more
It looks like you’re checking if you’re on the mobile_photo post type archive with this line: <?php elseif ( is_page_template( ‘archive-mobile_photo.php’ ) ) : ?> If that’s indeed the case, use is_post_type_archive( $post_types ) instead: <?php elseif ( is_post_type_archive( ‘mobile_photo’ ) ) : ?>