You can use set_query_var(‘playlist_id’, $tp_atts[‘id’]);. When you later call locate_template with $load = true, it will call load_template, which extracts the query variables making them global, and accessible to the template file (in this case, as $playlist_id).
It could either be a browser compatibility issue (does it support the includes method?) or it could be that the id checkInputClass is not being used. Change the first line of the js to the following to ensure the element exists before further checks are done: var checkIfInputHasDefaultBehavior = $(“#checkInputClass”).length && $(“#checkInputClass”).css(“background-image”).includes(“url”);
Issues like this may be caused by either a conflict with your theme or with another plugin. You can read more about plugin and theme conflicts in the documentation here: https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/woocommerce-self-service-guide/ The best way to determine if the issue is being caused by a theme and/or plugin is to do the following: Temporarily switch your … Read more
WordPress form submit to custom page template does not work
Not sure what the exact query is but these fields can be accessed on the taxonomy template in the same way as they are accessed elsewhere – using get_post_meta(). The code in your taxonomy template has a part which loops through all the relevant posts and gives back the info. You can sort the post … Read more
In WP 3.4 they allowed adding template files one level deep. Since then code has changed, however in wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php, in offsetGet() (from __get()) you’ll see: case ‘Template Files’ : $files = $this->get_files( ‘php’, 1 ); Although I can’t fully unravel the maze of code for loading a theme, the above suggests the second argument, $depth, … Read more
the_content filter not working when Jetpack activated. Any idea?
Why default template does not show?
The Template tag is just a name chosen for a variety of function. It doesn’t really matter what you call them, and they are functions. However, the while( ) loop itself is a simple PHP feature. It uses the have_posts method of the WP_Query() class to detect whether there is any posts to display or … Read more
It seems all I needed to do was put in the template_part get_template_part( ‘template-parts/page/content’, ‘page’ );