You will need to create more sidebars in your functions.php file and then edit the page templates to call the sidebar you want. Adding sidebars Go in to your functions.php file. You should see some sidebars already being registered. The code will look something like this: //Adds default sidebar if ( function_exists(‘register_sidebar’) ) register_sidebar(); To … Read more
Can you do that? Absolutely! You simply need to query the _wp_page_template meta key value of the $post object, and act accordingly. Perhaps something like so: // Globalize $post global $post; // Get the page template post meta $page_template = get_post_meta( $post->ID, ‘_wp_page_template’, true ); // If the current page uses our specific // template, … Read more
So I would add to the Answer the following: function foo_function() { $located = locate_template( ‘home.php’ ); if ( !empty( $located ) ) { // ‘home.php’ found in Theme, do something } } add_action(‘init’, ‘foo_function’); // remember to change both of the parameters above, first one for where you want the // action to happen … Read more
Explode your $options value by “/n” ( new line ), then do a echo in foreach: $options = get_option(‘my_custom_plugin_options’); $textarea = $options[‘my_custom_plugin_options_textarea’]; $lines = explode(“\n”, $textarea); foreach( $lines as $line ){ echo $line; } UPDATE #1 For reference, it’s possible to store this function in functions.php to use later in template files. function the_textarea_value( $textarea … Read more
According to the WordPress Codex archive-{post_type}.php So, in your case (depending on your naming): archive-products.php If you have a custom taxonomy archive also, then the challenge is structuring your archive to represent the proper taxonomy template. If you need to have a custom taxonomy archive, I would recommend that you use the post-type archive structure … Read more
single-product.php template not working for single products [closed]
What I would advice, and have done myself when making WordPress sites for clients. Create a custom post type that they can’t get access to. You can achieve this by conditionally removing the post type from the admin sidebar. One of the ways to solve that problem is to add a custom capability to the … Read more
If you’re concerned about the performance I would recommend using the WordPress API instead of trying to load markup using ajax. If you look at wp-includes/template-loader.php you can see how WordPress itself figures out which template to use. You could in theory just load that file, but you might have problems with template_redirect. require_once( ABSPATH … Read more
The code used to make this decision by WordPress is get_page_template(). The pagename version (page-{slug}.php) is pulled from get_query_var( ‘pagename’ ), you can use this in your page.php template to see what it outputs when visiting the child page. <?php echo get_query_var( ‘pagename’ ); ?> This mostly just means that the parent slug is ignored … Read more
welcome to this forum. 🙂 I’m not an expert, BUT I did do something similar by following the instructions and tutorials I found at these links below, hopefully these will help guide you. In a nutshell, you have to go beyond just enabling the stylesheet in the editor, you have actually add a stylesheet specifically … Read more