How to provide page_template path in custom plugin using WordPress
How to provide page_template path in custom plugin using WordPress
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Need Help With Making Full-Width Template for Blog Posts (common methods aren’t working)
Got this working on a test site by downloading the coral dark theme and making a child theme for it. Making a child theme might seem a little daunting if you’ve never made wordpress themes before, but it’s the most sustainable and overall best way to do this in my opinion. And it’s actually pretty … Read more
Create a page for each database table entries
WordPress does not work this way. At least it’s not recommended to cook WordPress this way because it uses different concepts you won’t see in most other CMS and frameworks. It’d be better to create a custom post type. In this case, your job offer postings permalinks will look like this: site.com/job-offfer/… In this case, … Read more
May I know where to edit the tax rate?
May I know where to edit the tax rate?
WordPress template restored by mistake
WordPress template restored by mistake
How to load php templates from html page (block theme)
How to load php templates from html page (block theme)
How to store page-{id}.php templates in custom folder
How to store page-{id}.php templates in custom folder
Custom template is not showing up in templates dropdown list after re-naming it
I found it out myself just after playing around with it. Apprently I can’t have my_template_file_1.php too deep in the folder structure. I could have it in myTheme/templates/my_template_file_1.php but if I put it in myTheme/templates/my_template_1/my_template_file_1.php it dissapeared from the templates dropdown.
How can I create an entirely new, separate display of posts?
Here’s what I ended up with: Everything within my child-theme file example-single.php for displaying individual posts within a template file example.php a new template as a destination for new routes. new routes and a filter on ‘pre_get_posts’ All of the following can simply go in functions.php in the child theme: function example_routes() { // add … Read more
How can one use variables in a template or template part without polluting the global scope?
I feel there is a bit of confusion — let me try and clarify some key concepts. A WordPress installation can potentially run huge amounts of 3rd party code. Code you can’t control. That leads to a high chance of naming collisions. That’s why WordPress coding standards suggest to “namespace” functions and variables declared in … Read more