From your question I understand that inside the top level page you want to indicate which child page to include. The obvious way to do this is using a shortcode. So in your functions.php you would have something like this: add_shortcode( ‘insert_child’, ‘wpse240522_insert_child’ ); In the content of your top level page you would have … Read more
Here’s a tweaked version of the original code. get_template_directory_uri() is used instead of hard coding the URLs, the scripts and styles are enqueud rather than just being registered, and the dependencies are specified. <?php function wptuts_scripts_load_cdn() { wp_enqueue_script( ‘multi-select’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/selector/js/jquery.multi-select.js’, array( ‘jquery’ ), null, false ); // JavaScript for theme. Presumably where you’d … Read more
This code will check to make sure that the Our People page is being viewed (page with slug our-people) or one of the children of page with ID 597, and will enqueue both the JavaScript and CSS if so: function wpse241030_scripts() { // Bail if we’re not looking at the Our People page or one … Read more
// Standard loop if ( $products->have_posts() ) : while ( $products->have_posts() ) : $products->the_post(); endwhile; wp_reset_postdata(); endif; This literally shows no data. Try adding at least the_title(); in there.
I believe it is because you are trying to set object properties that are undefined. Your javascript should look like this var measrumentData = { profile_name:null, value_one:null, value_two:null }; // Grab our post meta value measrumentData.profile_name = $( ‘#savem #profile_name’ ).val(); measrumentData.value_one = $(‘ #savem #value1’).val(); measrumentData.value_two = $(‘ #savem #value2’).val(); or var measrumentData = … Read more
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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