Custom post types are by default excluded from the main query except on taxonomy pages and custom post type archives. You can simply use pre_get_posts to correctly alter the main query (alter the query variables before the SQL query is build and executed) to your needs. Just a few notes on pre_get_posts pre_get_posts runs front … Read more
Enqueue style depending on a template filename: if(‘header.php’ == basename( get_page_template() ) { // check the template file name // enqueue header.php style here } if(‘header-full.php’ == basename( get_page_template() ) { // check the template file name // enqueue header-full.php style here } wp_enqueue_style already registers a style so you don’t need to register a … Read more
You have a few issues here The following piece of code is wrong and unnecessary $category = get_post(); $category = $category->post_title; The current page object is saved in get_queried_object(), so you can use this function to get your post title. Also, post_title is not the correct property to use here. You want to look at … Read more
Try this to loop through up to 4 slides – checking each for a valid slide: <?php $max_slides = 4; // this should be the maximum number of slides there can be for ($i=1; $i<=$max_slides; $i++) { // check for slide $key = ‘slide’ . $i; $slide = get_post_meta($post->ID, $key, $single = true); // check … Read more
First, don’t use is_main_query() function (method is ok). It tells something absolutely different from what you would think it does — was the main query overridden. As far as I remember, there is no clean solution to this since WP doesn’t have a concept of explicitly passing context to a specific template or template part. … Read more
Are you referring to the new Post Type Templates feature included in 4.7? To make a page template available to your ‘keywords’ cpt you’ll want to add a header like this to a custom page template. /** * Template Name: Template Name * Template Post Type: post, page, keywords */ This template would be available … Read more
Adapted from the Codex, tweaking WP_Query to get all years before this. Untested, but should work. $on_this_day = array( // remove the year from the first query array ‘monthnum’ => date(‘n’), ‘day’ => date(‘j’); ); // Create a new filtering function that will add our where clause to the query function filter_where( $where=”” ) { … Read more
That’s not how you use get_theme_file_uri(); You need to specify the directory RELATIVE to your currently active theme’s directory. So for example, if your currently activated theme is rm-acf1, and all of your custom header CSS files are located in the subfolder hdr-styles. This is your theme directory: ./wp-content/rm-acf1/ This is your header styles directory: … Read more
I would recommend using the category_template filter – just check if the current category is an ancestor of 67: function wpse_179617_category_template( $template ) { if ( cat_is_ancestor_of( 67, get_queried_object_id() /* The current category ID */ ) ) $template = locate_template( ‘category-slider.php’ ); return $template; } add_filter( ‘category_template’, ‘wpse_179617_category_template’ );
The thing about WordPress, while it doesn’t have a neat routing system in principle it does same operation. It takes the URL input and matches it to a set of query variables. The not–neat thing about it is that it uses regular expressions for these not–quite–routes and a lot of them. The total number of … Read more