Submit form to another template (ugly url)
Submit form to another template (ugly url)
Submit form to another template (ugly url)
You do this with URL Rewriting. Locate your .htaccess file and add this line above # BEGIN WordPress RewriteEngine On RewriteRule ^author/(.*)$ /team/$1 [R=301,NC,L] Note, if you put this inside the wordpress block it will get rewritten next time your permalinks are regenerated.
I ended up adding this to my head: <? if (wp_is_mobile()) { include(TEMPLATEPATH . “/mobile/index.php”); return; } ?> And it worked out fine for my purposes.
Since noone responded, here’s my solution: I copied my menubar from header.php into a new file called menubar.php and called that file with include(“menubar.php”);
Theme templates are inherently not engineered to play well with plugins. As far as I remember there is still no clean and neat solution to shipping template in a plugin and have arbitrary theme pick it up. There are some libraries, such as Gamajo Template Loader, that implement shipping templates in the plugin and allowing … Read more
Show child theme for users on specific IP
I think you are using brand taxonomy for the post type product. You should create a file taxonomy-brand.php in your theme directory to display whatever you want in this page. You need not to create page template with this name, only create a file with this name in your theme. If you create any page … Read more
Parent to another Custom Post Type – Template files not being recognized
The WordPress doesn’t operate with concept of partial content. The content of the post is seen as single block of text/markup, possibly with embedded external elements. Even in latter case that is considered one way flow — content output will process embeds, but embeds aren’t meant to be extracted from content. In your case I … Read more
Usually the format you see in themes are content-{$post_format-term}.php or content-{$pagename}.php, but it is not restricted to this formats. The naming convention can also differ to your liking as long as you keep it out of normal template hierarchy and then use get_template_part to call it correctly. These are not self standing templates, they cannot … Read more