While I haven’t found a perfect solution yet, as I’d hoped to do some automated call for the template in the functions.php or template file, I have found a workaround. I’m using the “custom post template” plugin. Out of the box this plug in does not support CPT’s, however, you can place the code below … Read more
First, the two “includes” you gave are going to the same file, so I’m not sure what two files you’re trying to judge against. Secondly, the jquery code is ran AFTER the page is processed, so the php includes will not be available to your jquery object.
Choose to show or not show title on a template?
After a quick look at the structure, I got to say it appears pretty standard. Simply follow the codex article on creating a page template and drop the new file in the theme’s root directory. Done. Any custom template for multiple pages should start like this: <?php /* Template Name: WPSE Template Example */
With this code: get_template_part(‘content’, ‘page’ ); WordPress will try to load a file called content-page.php and if this file doesn’t exist then it will try to load content.php. Your theme seems to have the file content-page.php, so if you want to load content.php you should use: get_template_part(‘content’); EDIT: You have edited the question and delete … Read more
How about something like this instead: add_action(‘template_redirect’, function(){ get_header(); echo ‘page stuff’; get_footer(); exit(); }); add_filter(‘the_title’, function(){ return “Virtual Page Title”; }); What you are trying to do strikes me as very prone to error. Different themes can do all kinds of different things with page.php, not to mention that it may not be present … Read more
Why is my no-results.php template moving my sidebar and footer into the main container?
show Visual form builder in the front end
Please refer to the Template Hierarchy. Custom Post Types use two different template files, depending on context. For custom post type single post display: single-{posttype}.php single.php index.php For custom post type archive display: archive-{posttype}.php archive.php index.php In both cases, {posttype} is the custom post type $slug, as-defined in the register_post_type( $slug, $args ) call.
Enable WP to accept standard jQuery code embeding between the tags [duplicate]