Page 2 has no posts?
Page 2 has no posts?
Page 2 has no posts?
Go to your WordPress dashboard and navigate to Settings >> General, then change the WordPress Address (URL) and the Site Address (URL) from HTTP to HTTPS. Then hit Save Changes button. If your problem is not fixed yet then go to Settings >> Permalinks and hit Save Changes button again. It’ll re-generate your .htaccess file. … Read more
Actually it depends. If you’re adding the functionality through a custom plugin or any third party solution rather than theme then the shortcode is best, otherwise you can use a template. You also can use template file with plugin, but then the theme and the plugin will be tightly coupled. That’s kinda not preferred. But … Read more
I added this code before my loop and separated the custom taxonomy templates rather than pointing them to one general search template to display results based on the current taxonomy. Hope this helps someone. $current_cat = get_query_var(‘model’); $args = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘truck’, ‘model’ => $current_cat ); query_posts($args);
There are many way to do that and WordPress has some default functions to get that parent page. In fact there is a thing called post_parent in post object. However, you can use the below techniques I think- get_post_ancestors( $post ) function. Here $post is ID or object. Here you’ll find the documentation. You can … Read more
The problem was that I didn’t have a single.php file. When I added this and then added the single-medewerkers.php file it works perfectly. Thanks anyway!
Using a template page parent breaks page
how to change custom post type search template to output search results in posttype-archive.php
To me it would seem that your Games Club, Juggling club, etc… Are basically users. You say they need to be able to create their own posts, events, etc… So you could do it that way as well. It depends if they are actual users from each club, or if someone is posting the content … Read more
You could force WP’s hand here with a filter and action. Doing this doesn’t give me the warm fuzzies- I haven’t really tested it, so it may have unintended side-effects. Maybe there’s a better way to do this. The first step (after setting permalinks to /%monthnum%/%day%/) is to hook parse_query and test for requests where … Read more