You can use a conditional logic. E.G. <?php if ( is_home() ) : get_header( ‘home’ ); elseif ( is_404() ) : get_header( ‘404’ ); else : get_header(); endif; ?> The file names for the home and 404 headers should be header-home.php and header-404.php respectively. So in your page-template just add get_header( ‘newtmpl’ ); dunno why … Read more
I was able to reproduce the issue. It’s being caused by the loop in your code: <?php if (have_posts()): ?> <?php while (have_posts()): ?> Replace that standard loop with if ( have_comments() ) {…, like this: <?php if ( have_comments() ) { ?> // The title, content and some other html here wp_list_comments(array( ‘callback’ => … Read more
This is just a shot in the dark without knowing more like sMyles said. Try saving (flushing) your permalinks. If you have recently changed the structure of your URLs, simply by going to Settings > Permalinks and click Save Changes might resolve this issue.
It was a really trivial thing, in the end. My template file was not saved with a .php extension. It’s always the little things!!
You can add more meta boxes – with simple text field editors or TinyMCE editors with more functions – in admin, and then call those meta boxes in your page template. This is a very common thing to do in WordPress, both in a UX sense for the user to be able to add content, … Read more
Copy the template you want to change to a template called single-knowledge.php. Then edit that to include your preferred sidebar instead of the “default” one. Whenever is_singular(‘knowledge’) is true, that template will be used. Make WordPress do the heavy lifting!!
The template for the Series taxonomy is your-theme/taxonomy-series.php. Generally speaking, taxonomies use the taxonomy-{taxonomy-name}.php template which is outlined in the Template Hierarchy article in the Theme Development handbook. The diagram in that article is particularly helpful with determining what template WordPress is loading. I double checked how the plugin registered the taxonomy by searching the … Read more
I assume you’re wanting an image tag in there too: if ( $colors && in_array( ‘green’, $colors ) ) { echo ‘<div class=”asdsf”><img src=”‘; echo bloginfo(‘template_directory’) . ‘/path/within/theme/to/img.png’; echo ‘”></div>’; } But it’s better to use the newer get_stylesheet_directory_uri() which will work whether or not you are using a child theme. if ( $colors && … Read more
As far I’ve researched there are two ways in my mind to achieve this and they are- Database: Save the value of the current page ID in the database for the user and continuously update it. That way you can get the last visited page by a user. You can store multiple page visit stat … Read more
Those are the correct filters. Make sure you’re adding them to the active theme’s functions.php file. Update: Removed filter suggestion based on comment below.