Adding The Post Template Dropdown to WP-Admin
Adding The Post Template Dropdown to WP-Admin
Adding The Post Template Dropdown to WP-Admin
There are no hooks in the load sequence triggered by get_template_part() that will help you. get_template_part() locate_template load_template And locate_template() is hard-coded to look at theme files. I hate to write “you can’t do that” answers, but I honestly don’t see a way to override what file get_template_part() loads.
Even if you specify a static page for your Posts page in Settings > Reading, WordPress will still use index.php to construct the post-listing page. I don’t think it is possible to override this using a custom page template.
Shortcode with a custom output template: You could try the following shortcode demo: /** * The shortcode [history_timeline] with a custom output template. */ add_shortcode( ‘history_timeline’, function( $atts = array(), $content=”” ) { ob_start(); if ( ” == locate_template( ‘templates/timeline.php’, TRUE ) ) include( plugin_dir_path( __FILE__ ) . ‘templates/timeline.php’ ); $html = ob_get_clean(); return $html; … Read more
I think that the very helpful user gave you a wrong answer. Here a example which I think is better: //The ID of the parent page, for example 4. Change to the correct ID. //For example, if you are in the page loop, you can use get_the_ID() to get ID of current page $parent_id = … Read more
You have not made provision for pagination, which is integral for what you want to do. You should go and have a look at how to construct a custom query and how to make use of the pagination parameters in WP_Query You will also need to go and have a look at next_posts_link and previous_posts_link … Read more
Passing query variables to a custom page template
Managed to do it by putting this into the loop: <?php if (has_term( $_GET[“lang”], ‘sprache’ )) { ?> I was then able to creat links like …/autor/steve-perry/?lang=englisch to filter the search results the way I wanted to.
The sweet and short of this, don’t use get_posts if you need paginated queries. get_posts works perfectly if you are going to use a custom query that doesn’t need pagination, but it really becomes a big complicated mess when you need to introduce pagination. I think the easiest and most appropriate here is to make … Read more
Use a new query outside the loop like this one $query = new WP_Query( ‘category_name=ben affleck;post_type=post’ ); if ( $query->have_posts() ) : while $query->have_posts() : $query->the_post(); // Loop output goes here endwhile; endif;