A taxonomy archive is a collection of posts, not terms. Even if you loaded the taxonomy template, it wouldn’t display anything, since the loop displays posts, not terms. You need to implement the display of terms yourself in a custom page template.
I just tried the plugin you mentioned. You need to use following code to get categories from that plugin: wp_list_categories(‘title_li=Carousel%20Categories&orderby=name&taxonomy=carousel_category&hide_empty=0′); Notice the ‘taxonomy’ parameter in the querystring, it has the value of custom taxonomy registered by plugin. The default value is ‘category’ which is WordPress default category. For any other custom taxonomy you need to … Read more
After a bit of digging over the weekend, I found the solution and indeed, it is a rewrite rule with the paged variable added add_rewrite_rule(‘collection/men/page/([^/]+)/?$’,’index.php?post_type=collection&men=yes&paged=$matches[1]’,’top’); Pagination now works in the custom template loaded by query variable. i.e. localhost/sample-site/collection/men/page/2 loads the next page instead of a 404 error
You have multiple options. there is not single correct way to do this, but some options may be better for you depending on your situation: 1. A page called Contacts Just create a page, call it contacts, and put your contacts in the page content. Your html is made of paragraphs and header tags, all … Read more
The ability to use Gravity Forms’ merge tags in your post content might be helpful to you here: http://gravitywiz.com/gravity-forms-post-content-merge-tags/ If you need more specific control, you can fetch an entry like so: $entry = GFAPI::get_entry( $entry_id ); And echo out a specific field’s value from that entry like so: echo $entry[1]; // replace “1” with … Read more
I’d suggest doing it this way to avoid running into problems where you split within a sentence/paragraph. Try splitting on <p> – then put the first element (first paragraph) into <div class=”content-first-half”> and the rest (if any) into <div class=”content-second-half”> in your template. It should be something like this (assuming $content has the html for … Read more
The function assumes wpautop filter on the_content is sitting at priority 10, where WP adds it. If, for any reason, it has been moved at another priority, the filter below should be adjusted to happen after wpautop. The function filters the_content if we are in frontend and we are on a singular post/page (feel free … Read more
The differences does not seem to be big enough to make it worth 3 different templates. You can probably just use the body_class filter to add a class based on the meta and adjust the CSS to hide or show the sidebar at a specific location based on the class.
Use ‘front-page.php’ for your template. You can read more about it at https://codex.wordpress.org/Creating_a_Static_Front_Page Or create a page template that you set in the editor. This will allow you to set it on any page and you’re not tied to the ID. https://developer.wordpress.org/themes/template-files-section/page-template-files/page-templates/ <?php /* Template Name: Example Template */ ?>
Your order of your if/else statement is wrong. You would want to have your complex condition (or most important condition) at the top and the simplest (or least important condition) at the bottom. if/else statements work on the basis that the first condition that hits true will be executed. In your example above, if you … Read more