add_filter( ‘the_content’, ‘check_empty_postcontent’, 0, 99 ); // filter post content add_filter( ‘the_excerpt’, ‘check_empty_postcontent’, 0, 99 ); // filter excerpt content function check_empty_postcontent( $content ) { global $post; $post_type = get_post_type( $post->ID ); return ( empty( $content ) && ‘seriale’ === strtolower( $post_type ) ) ? ‘No content available’ : $content; } There are a lot … Read more
why don’t you use WordPress ajax hooks. It is really simple. first call the function from javascript or jQuery use the key as ‘action’ and value as ‘function hook name’ jQuery(document).ready(function($) { var data = { action: ‘my_action’, // here is the function name whatever: 1234 // if there are the data you want to … Read more
Filter attachment_template and return your custom path. For details, see wp-includes/template.php, function get_query_template(). Sample code: add_filter( ‘attachment_template’, function( $template ) { global $post; // inspect $post object to determine the correct template // and change the file path, then: return $template; });
What you are doing, if I understand correctly, is overly complicated, is a bit of a hack around the Core functionality of CPTs, and is probably less efficient than letting the Core handle it. WordPress will generate an index listing for your post type if you register it appropriately. That is, if you register it … Read more
If I understand you… Your theme may only have an index.php and a single.php but WordPress supports a much more complicated templating system, and you can control the formatting of different types of content just by creating files with the right names. In your case, I think that at least one of the files you … Read more
There is no specifier in your sprintf, so it won’t output anything. Try: sprintf(‘Views: %d’, get_PostViews(get_the_ID())), You may have to use %s instead, it depends what your get_PostViews function is returning.
If I understand you, you want to filter out faculty members who do not have any awards at the query stage. Replace your code: <?php query_posts( ‘post_type=mtt_page’); ?> <?php if ( have_posts() ) while ( have_posts() ) : the_post(); ?> with this (untested): <?php $args = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘mtt_page’, ‘posts_per_page’ => -1, ‘meta_query’ => … Read more
In general, the most specific template will be used first if it’s available, then WordPress will try the others. It depends on what thing you’re looking at (post, page, taxonomy, etc) and where your’re looking at it (archive, single). This is all explained in detail by the Template Hierarchy.
You can use it as a page template, just as any file with such a header can be used. That doesn’t necessarily mean it’s a good idea. The template hierarchy already uses index.php as a last resort if it cannot find an appropriate template for a page/post/listing etc, so a specific page will already have … Read more
Well, for me the problem, was including during the post content it would not work, but if i did included in the top of the page template model i created, then it would work if i used something like this: VALID FOR PHP 5.3+ $array = array(“keywords” => “keywords here”, “description” => “desc here”); add_action( … Read more