If you want to detect the browser in PHP, there are plugins like PHP Browser Detection that will provide conditionals that will allow you to do that. Then depending if the browser is desktop or mobile, you can grab the images with the specific size you want with wp_get_attachment_image
The following will assign capability requirements to your CPT. So, users will require edit_community, delete_community etc capabilities to perform those actions. function createCommunityPostType() { $args = array( ‘public’ => true, ‘label’ => ‘Community’ ‘capability_type’ => ‘community’, ‘map_meta_cap’ => true ); register_post_type(‘community’, $args ); } add_action(‘init’, ‘createCommunityPostType’); See the parts about capabilities in the codex. You … 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.
Ive actually solved this. It appears that there were some errors in the search.php file which resulted in lots of issues. Thanks for your comments.
But I can’t seem to sort out how to get the $stylesheet. Easy. $themes = search_theme_directories(); // a random theme $themename = array_rand($themes,1); // that random theme’s stylesheet $stylesheet = content_url(‘/themes/’.$themes[$themename][‘theme_file’]); // The absolute path to that theme’s stylesheet $stylepath = WP_CONTENT_DIR.’/themes/’.$themes[$themename][‘theme_file’]; Getting a random theme that is not a child is more involved. I … Read more
Have you tried setting the output of the first do_shortcode inside the second call? $output = do_shortcode(‘[first_shortcode]Some content[/first_shortcode]’); echo do_shortcode(‘[second_shortcode]’.$output.'[/second_shortcode]’);
I fixed it with changing the multi-site setup from sub-folders to sub-domains.
I had the same problem: the template hierarchy is not serving up the right file from the hierarchy (at least it should serve index.php if there is no archive.php), but instead it gives a 404. My solution is to go to the wp-admin interface, select settings>permalinks and change the common settings to some other permalink … Read more
@user1632018 reports that the problem has been solved: I removed both the <ul> and <li> tags and now the navigation is in its proper location: <div class=”header”> <div class=”nav”> <?php wp_nav_menu( array( ‘theme_location’ => ‘primary’ ) ); ?>
I don’t quite know what you mean by “include a theme” and you are talking about a potentially large and complicated project but I think you should be able to control the display of your plugin content with the template_redirect hook. function template_redir_wpse_99209($content) { // code or file include, for example // exit; } add_action(‘template_redirect’,’template_redir_wpse_99209′,1); … Read more