To determine the best filter to use, you have to determine what those pages are. Is is_page() true? Use the page_template filter. Is is_post_type_archive() true? Use the archive_template filter. All of the query type-specific template filters are listed here. You can also use the generic template_include, which fires for all types. Within any of these … Read more
I recommend bookmarking this Image from Wordpres Codex Template Hierarchy As you can see on it Blogs page uses home.php as template while front page is using front-page.php.
I figured out how to proceed. I created a text file with the desired select options and just replaced the input field from the template with the bellow code. <?php $file_path=”FILE_PATH_HERE”; // path to the file with select options if ( !file_exists( $file_path ) ) { echo ‘<input type=”text” name=”location” placeholder=”‘ . __(“Location …”, “custom-settings”) … Read more
If you mean you want a widget to control content dynamically from the admin panel, then you can use the Advanced Custom Fields plugin by Elliot Condon to create custom dynamic content and retrieve it every place all over the website. After installing the plugin, simply create fields in the plugin page and get the … Read more
Okay i found that at this point the taxonomy were not properly linked?Even if i have registered everything well,and i have even tried register_taxonomy_for_object_type.BTW Page not found taxonomy custom post type here i’ve found my answer with this loop in functions.php
When a page is assigned to a template, this template selection is saved in the post meta table under the key _wp_page_template. These template values are as follow default if no page template in explicitely set {$template}.php for templates in root subfolder/{$template}.php for templates in a subfolder where subfolder should be the name of the … Read more
You don’t have to “include” plugins. Plugins operate, or should operate, by means of the extensive “hook” system built into WordPress core. Once activated, a plugin should not require much else (with a few exceptions for very complicated plugins). What you need to do is make sure that you are using the appropriate Core functions … Read more
In your page template your code could be something as simple as this: do_action(‘archive_page_html’); The thing is, if you are building a plugin, having your users modify their theme templates to put this in may or may not be so desirable, but since different themes have different templates and you are writing a plugin, it … Read more
So it took me nearly 3 days to figure out what was wrong but I narrowed it down after a very exhaustive set of tests. I figured I’d post the answer for my own reference and if, for any reason, someone made the same mistake as I did. The question I kept asking was “What … Read more
I’m not sure you can – if you can’t make a child of a child theme ( which I’m fairly certain you can’t ) and the main theme doesn’t supply any hooks – the only real thing you could do is hook into get_footer(); but that may be too late.