You have to write it yourself. Check out the way WP e-commerce does it: First, the function to “register” the theme files. function wpsc_register_theme_file( $file_name ) { global $wpec_theme_files; if ( !in_array( $file_name, (array)$wpec_theme_files ) ) $wpec_theme_files[] = $file_name; } And then the function to find a theme file: /** * Checks the active theme … Read more
A category page is an archive page. So is_archive() will return true on a category page. Try to push down is_category() further, or use is_category() before is_archive(). Like This if ( is_search() ) { // Search Result content } elseif( is_category() ) { // Category archive content } // check for tag, taxonomy, date before … Read more
The following will show the current template file to logged in admins only. If you add to the top of your functions file, you should see this info as the first line. add_action(‘wp_head’, ‘show_template’); function show_template() { global $template; global $current_user; get_currentuserinfo(); if ($current_user->user_level == 10 ) print_r($template); } You will still need to follow … Read more
I try this code and it solve my problem if ( is_child_theme() === false ) { // files moved } else { // do nothing } Thankx to @birgire
Here is a fairly simple approach I was able to get working within a plugin. You’ll want to reference https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/hooks/theme_page_templates/ and https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/hooks/template_include/ as you review the code below. <?php //Add our custom template to the admin’s templates dropdown add_filter( ‘theme_page_templates’, ‘pluginname_template_as_option’, 10, 3 ); function pluginname_template_as_option( $page_templates, $theme, $post ){ $page_templates[‘template-landing.php’] = ‘Example Landing Page’; … Read more
The is_page_template() function is the incorrect function to use in this case as it checks against Page Templates and single.php is just a normal template, not a page specific one, usually meant for posts. The function you’re probably looking to use instead is is_single( $optional_posttype ) which will look for singular view of a post … Read more
Page templates can be stored within the page-templates or templates subdirectory within a theme, but this does not apply to custom post type or taxonomy templates. Fortunately, the template_include filter can be used to change the template that will be loaded. In the example below, template files are stored in the /theme-name/templates/ directory. /** * … Read more
I use a plugin called Query Monitor, that does a whole bunch of stuff, including showing the page’s template. It’s in the WordPress Repo.
If it is a strict structure, you might be better off creating a custom post type. You would then store the name in the title field, the image as the featured image, and the “About” would be the main content. If you need extra information, you can use custom fields (with a plugin to style … Read more
Anywhere in your script, you can define a global variable as follow: Using the superglobal $GLOBALS array. This array is predefined by PHP, and is available in all scopes. It’s an associate array, containing all global variables as a key-value pair. ie: the key will be the variable name, and value will be the value … Read more