templates

Create separate template for shared custom taxonomy with shared terms

See, It’s quite difficult to have path like site/books/product_category/horror/ site/movies/product_category/horror/ As wordpress functionality will conflict between custom_post_type & their taxonomy if try to keep url like you mentioned. I suggest you consider the I mentioned below as a solution of your problem. site/product_category/horror/?post_type=books site/product_category/horror/?post_type=movies Now to keep template as per shared terms, Create two templates … Read more

How do you modify Page Template?

All code will be in the template. That is how custom templates work. Altering the output those templates is a code edit except where the templates have been written to include the post body, or meta fields, etc. But don’t go to Appearance->Editor and start hacking away. First, if this isn’t your theme you are … Read more

Custom taxonomy template not working

First of all, a taxonomy-{taxonomy}.php file is an Archive Template and not a good name for a custom template. So if you want to proceed with a custom template, try naming the file with something like template-cities.php and call the file to a Page. Otherwise, make a simple taxonomy-{taxonomy}.php archive template, and in your case … Read more

Can I obtain differents links for different installed theme?

I’ve done for this myself using the plug-in theme switcher: http://wordpress.org/plugins/theme-switcher/ (yes, it hasn’t been edited in 2+ years). These theme stores a cookie in the browser indicating which theme the user has selected (themes are displayed as a drop-down / link list widget – and selecting a theme changes the cookie and redirects you … Read more

Why is custom template not seen as page with is_page()?

When you call query_posts($query); in your second template, you overwrite the global variable that WordPress uses to return the correct values for the is_ conditionals. You should basically never use query_posts in the template. For secondary loops, use a new instance of WP_Query instead.

Custom url structure for custom template

In the link you attached, you have everything you need. You should: add query variable (e.g operators_actv), add rewrite rule that sets this variable (operators_actv), use the template_include action hook to load custom template if query variable operators_actv is set. Code: add_filter( ‘query_vars’, ‘se332319_custom_query_vars’ ); add_filter( ‘template_include’, ‘se332319_custom_template’, 50 ); add_action( ‘generate_rewrite_rules’, ‘se332319_resources_cpt_generating_rule’ ); function … Read more

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