I don’t have time to explain this in detail (I shall upon return) but in the meantime this should work for you, Answer updated with explanation as promised. WP Rewrite rules are like voodoo, I’m sure there’s more than one way to go about this, but here’s mine. Problem: Just to clarify your question for … Read more
/YOUR_THEME/page-templates/ will only work for custom page templates assigned on the admin page edit screen, not for page-$slug or page-$id named templates. The correct filter hook in my view is page_template, but you don’t (I assume!) want to throw out any other possible templates for your pages, not least because you’re bound to have some … Read more
If this is related to your other question, what you’ve got is a custom taxonomy, so you need either a taxonomy-{taxonomy}.php template (in your case taxonomy-article_topics.php), or just a more general taxonomy.php template. (also, go back and accept answers to your other questions here if they’ve been solved!) UPDATE sorry, misunderstood your question- add this … Read more
When you load a template file directly that way, you’re not loading the WordPress environment, so no WordPress functions are available. Your two options are to either load the search page on the front end and filter the result, like: $(‘#results’).load(‘http://mysite.com/?s=searchterm ul#target’); Or build a search function using WordPress provided AJAX functionality, see AJAX in … Read more
You can use the inbuilt spinner class : Add the class to the HTML where you want the spinner to appear, for example after your search button : <button type=”button” id=”searchsubmit”>Search Button</button> <span class=”spinner”></span> <!– Add this spinner class where you want it to appear–> In jQuery you should add the is-active class to the … Read more
As of WordPress 3.4 you can put your page templates in whatever direct subdirectory you need, it doesn’t sound like you can put them into sub-sub directories but I haven’t tested this. I suggest storing templates into /page-templates/ folder as WordPress seems to recognize it. From WordPress Page Templates Entry: WordPress recognizes the subfolder page-templates. … Read more
get_header( $name ) is a WordPress function, that will try to load the file header-{$name}.php from your theme’s root folder. If this file doesn’t exist, WordPress will load the default header.php file.
#23572 introduced shortcode_exists() into 3.6.
The contents of dynamic_sidebar are pulled from the widgets associated with this “Sidebar” aka “Widget Area” in wp-admin, as @s_ha_dum answered. There is no template file for the sidebar itself. Visit /wp-admin/widgets.php under Appearance -> Widgets and find the widget area titled homepage-infobox. You be able to add/remove widgets and possibly make changes to the … Read more
After adding print_r($wp_query); to my template and examining the results, I have discovered URL formats that work. I wrote, in my question, that the following format doesn’t work — in fact, it does – if you spell your custom taxonomy name correctly. example.com/?ctxname=term1+term2 Pretty URLs with the ‘+’ and ‘,’ operators (indicating AND and OR … Read more