To make a template that appears in the specific dropdown menu you’re referencing, you need to create a file in the theme (or child theme). Let’s say you’re creating “tpl-events.php”. Inside the file you’ll add comments at the top: <?php /* * Template Name: Events */ ?> The template will then appear in any post … Read more
The problem here is that implode will take an array of strings, and join them together using a glue parameter, such as commas. But by your own admission, $low_date is not an array of strings. It’s an array of objects! Objects are not strings. Here each row is an object, where you have only a … Read more
The post won’t use those templates because those aren’t intended for posts. They’re intended for the archive pages for those terms/categories/tags. What’s more, it doesn’t make sense for it to work that way as it introduces ambiguity. Case in point, if I have category-red.php and category-blue.php, which template gets loaded if I visit a post … Read more
Found my problem, was actually not even a plugin conflict but an optimisation operation that had broke the plugins! I added a couple days ago a script in functions.php that would “defer” all the scripts, which made important scripts being loaded after they were being executed. Thanks for the help.
Create link/button to create new post using specific template
The solution to this problem turned out to be: Changing the name of the custom post type from “events” (with the slug /events/) to “event” (with the slug /event/) Creating a page with a custom template with the slug /events/ to display the archives of the custom post type While this is technically not an … Read more
Custom WooCommerce template for product
Loading different header and footer in woocommerce templates (AMP)
Thanks @WebElaine. We’re running Yoast SEO so I had another look and saw the setting in Search Appearance > Media (wp-admin/admin.php?page=wpseo_titles#top#media).
There’s an error in the plugin Photo Gallery that your site is using. In order to fix this, you’ll have to deactivate or delete this plugin. In order to deactivate or delete this plugin, please follow the following steps: Log in to your website’s cPanel or use FTP to access your website’s files. Navigate to … Read more