Most efficient way to have 1 template for parent, 1 template for child categories?
Most efficient way to have 1 template for parent, 1 template for child categories?
Most efficient way to have 1 template for parent, 1 template for child categories?
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PHP (unlike HTML) is not meant to be used as content markup language. It is server–side language with too much access. It is very challenging to safely and securely treat PHP as part of content. For basic example — what if one of your authors writes PHP code in a post which amounts to “make … Read more
Is this the best way to complete disable category archive pages?
You might want to check out this post, as your post is linked to that question. That should explain most of your question. As for your code, move that outside the the loop. You were nearly there with your code. Check out get_terms in the codex to see which objects you can use that is … Read more
Use the hook template_redirect instead – this will ensure it only runs on the front-end of your site, and not for the admin, login, registration or signup pages. function wpse_159552_maintenance() { if ( ! is_front_page() ) { wp_redirect( home_url() ); exit; } include ‘maintenance/index.html’; exit; } add_action( ‘template_redirect’, ‘wpse_159552_maintenance’ );
Using shortcodes that wrap around code
Remove .even & .odd class styles from style.css and use CSS psudo classes. .comment:nth-child(2n) { your styles for even } .comment:nth-child(2n+1) { your styles for odd }
Ok, so it turns out this was simply a case of going to Settings > Permalinks and merely saving. This reset the permalink structures.
There are two things you need to keep in mind. In WordPress you have taxonomies and terms. For instance Category is a taxonomy, and let’s say Portfolio is a term belonging to the “Category” taxonomy. What the code you just posted does is to take all the terms of the “faq_category_1” taxonomy and print all … Read more