There’s two possible options in creating a stylesheet from a dynamically generated value. The first options is Inline stylesheet, as follows: <div id=”hero” style=”background-image: url(<?php // TODO retrieve image here. ?>); “> </div> And the second options is to use an Internal stylesheet, and possibly the best solution out of both. Using stylesheet internally requires … Read more
Despite having no plugins installed through wordpress, I did have retina.min.js being enqueued in my functions.php file from the template I downloaded. Retina.min.js (source: http://imulus.github.io/retinajs/) looks for high resolution versions (denoted with suffix @2x right before the extension) of each image in your site and attempts to replace them if any are found. Since I … Read more
Check your short_open_tag setting in php.ini. You have a mixture in this code. If the setting is switched off, it may be that the statements using short tags are not being parsed. This, in particular, maybe causing the loops to be “out of sync” <? } ?> If short_open_tags is off, the foreach loop will … Read more
I’m not entirely sure if I get your problem correctly, because of the “it’s not an option part”, but… You get children pages of page with ID = 2, so it looks like you want to display the title of that page. If so, then this code will solve your problem: <?php $args = array( … Read more
OH I figured it out. <?php $myvariable = get_the_title( “‘. ”, false ); echo “<a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/372492/website.com/view/$myvariable”>View on website.com</a>”; ?> Hopefully this helps someone else!
Message you quoted is being generated by members_content_permissions_protect() function. By default it is used as a filter on the_content() and the_excerpt() functions. Since your custom template doesn’t use these – there is no case for function to run. Try something like this in template: $content=”Content to protect”; echo members_content_permissions_protect( $content ); Another idea: $protected = … Read more
You could change the template loaded by hooking onto template_include, checking if is_author and is_category are both set, then switch the template for inclusion to the author template instead. Give this a shot.. add_filter( ‘template_include’, ‘my_template_setter’ ); function my_template_setter( $template ) { if( is_author() && is_category() && is_archive() ) $template = get_author_template(); return $template; } … Read more
Rather than modifying the template, since you’re going to need jQuery anyway, you can do this.. Add to the functions.php add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘blogroll_toggles’ ); function blogroll_toggles() { if( is_page_template( ‘bookmarks.php’ ) ) wp_enqueue_script( ‘blogroll-toggle’, get_bloginfo( ‘stylesheet_directory’ ) . ‘/blogroll-toggle.js’, array( ‘jquery’ ) ); } Or create a new folder in the wp-content/plugins/ folder, create a … Read more
In fact there is, using template_redirect, which you would put in the functions.php file – Here’s what I use: function uniquename_default_template() { if(get_post_type() == ‘posttype’) : /* You could use is_single() instead of get_post_type() == ” or any type of conditional tag) */ include(TEMPLATEDIR . ‘path/to/theme/file.php’); /* You could use TEMPLATEDIR to get a file … Read more
I see no reason for this to not work technically, only you don’t need those single quotes around variable. But practically why not just use page-{slug}.php or other template option from hierarchy?