They don’t have a special name, they are just theme / template files. If you want to read more about them in general, see template files in the codex. The template hierarchy is also something you’ll need to know about, it explains what file gets chosen when.
Yes. Dependencies work across all of WP, it doesn’t matter where you enqueue your script. All that matters is that you define your dependencies correctly, and you’re doing that. If, however, you plan to publish both the theme and the plugin as standalone versions, you shouldn’t rely on your plugin being used with your theme, … Read more
you can use this filter which is used inside register_taxonomy add_filter(“register_taxonomy_args”, function ($register_taxonomy_args, $name, $object_type) { if (“taxonomy” === $name) { $register_taxonomy_args[“show_ui”] = FALSE; } return $register_taxonomy_args; }, 10, 3);
You need the settings_errors(); function somewhere on your settings page: function display_acme_options_page() { settings_errors(); echo ‘<h2>Acme Options</h2>’; echo ‘<form method=”post” action=”options.php”>’; do_settings_sections( ‘acme-options-page’ ); settings_fields( ‘acme-settings’ ); submit_button(); echo ‘</form>’; }
I`m not sure, but this case can call same issue. And in this code answeer is present. I had same problem earlier.
get_the_terms() will help you. Function return array with terms objects and you can foreach array and retrieve term id for each term attached to post.
Twenty Seventeen and WP 4.7 was the first time starter content was introduced. This allows the theme to show you sample data for how the theme can look. It is only shown on a fresh install, but it should only be in Customizer and only saved if you save it. Twenty Seventeen also has a … Read more
Using comment_form_default_fields filter hook you can change email, author and url fields but cannot change comment field. And using comment_form_fields filter hook you can change all the 4 fields. You can use both filter hooks to change html.
Yes, you can use any language you want. But if you want your theme to be translated by everyone, you should pick a language that people are likely to know, like English. If you, for example, care only about former USSR countries, Russian might be as good.
It mostly boils down to configurability for themes. While you are comfortable editing template files not everyone is. So looking at the template hierarchy you can see the following: When there is a front-page.php template it kind of ignores any setting in “Settings → Reading”. (It still loads different content, but the template is forced) … Read more