This really has little to do with WP. Processing of that file is simple inclusion, I don’t see any complexity to it. Relevant code from WP core: // Load the functions for the active theme, for both parent and child theme if applicable. if ( ! defined( ‘WP_INSTALLING’ ) || ‘wp-activate.php’ === $pagenow ) { … Read more
did you try this? $custom_query_args = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘casestudy’, ‘connected’ => $post->ID ); $the_query = new WP_Query(); $the_query->query($custom_query_args);
I had a similar issue. I ended up using the archives.php and had a little more luck with that. It would see and use the archives.php (and the archives-video.php I created from it), but would not see taxonomy.php or taxonomy-videos.php or category.php like it should.
Most WordPress functions, that generate output, do echo that output by them self. But all those functions are just wrappers for the accordingly get_*-functions. In your case its bloginfo() and get_bloginfo(), where the second returns the output, so you can use it for whatever you like.
Why not make your link include a parameter to change the way it loads the single.php page? <a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/25008/<?php the_permalink(); ?>?audio-popup=1″>Link</a> Then in the single.php, you can do something like if ($_GET[‘audio-popup’] == 1) { include popup-player.php; return; } or similar to make it load that popup-player template instead. There’s other ways, but this is … Read more
Try Debug Bar plugin, it should display name of template being used.
Add the counter (PHP or otherwise) to the template file for the home page. This will be either home.php or index.php depending on how you have things set up. If you want to instead add it in the footer, enclose the code inside a conditional tag to detect whether or not you’re on the home … Read more
Post ID is not an argument in the_title() (see Codex article). Accepted arguments are: the_title( $before, $after, $echo ); Take a look at the source code. The function the_title() calls get_the_title() with no arguments, whereas get_the_title() takes a Post ID as its only argument. If you want the title of a post/page other than the … Read more
I’m not sure I have enough info for this to work as you expect. I can tell you that what you are using won’t work for a few, regardless of the filters you use. First error: You are using brackets that aren’t closed Second, you are using if have posts… but then you reset it … Read more
Take a look at the Custom Field Template plugin. It supports adding specific custom fields based on various conditions, which range from broad to fine-grained. You can, for example, limit the display of a particular set of custom fields to a particular page id.