The better, cleaner solution would be not to use custom page templates to define page layouts*, but rather to use custom post meta to define page layouts. To implement: Create a Theme Option for Default static page layout, that includes all possible page layout options Create a _page_layout custom post meta for Page Layout, that … Read more
If you are looking to insert code into the <head></head> block, then this hook does it: add_action( ‘wp_head’, ‘wpse_73900_wp_head’ ); function wpse_73900_wp_head() { ?> <!– Custom Html —> <?php } If that’s not the case, then it’s more difficult. I think it would depend on the theme providing a hook at your desired point of … Read more
It’s not entirely clear what you are referring to here. Judging from your code theme_path looks like a constant. Usually when supplying/printing links to theme assets you would use get_bloginfo(‘key’) with one of the keys template_directory or stylesheet_directory. Basically the latter will point at the child theme and the first to the parent theme if … Read more
Well you just need to run a foreach loop over your $children but WordPress has a build in function for this already called wp list pages. For example: $children = wp_list_pages(‘title_li=&child_of=”.$post->ID.”&echo=1’); if ($children) echo ‘<ul>’ . $children . ‘</ul>’; There is a full reference and examples here: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_list_pages
Thanks to @chip_bennett to point it out! I registered the settings using settings api and I was trying to add the settings on customize api by the type of theme_mod that’s why it was showing the error. After changing the ‘type’ => ‘theme_mod’ to ‘type’ => ‘option’, it worked 🙂
Ok, Now this is particularly very odd…I found this forum post: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/error-404-on-pagination-when-changing-posts_per_page-on-query_posts Which basically says that if you are restricting the number of posts to a number less than 10 (which is the WordPress default), sometimes it can break pagination. To fix this issue, all you have to do is set the default number to … Read more
Check the current template in your callback. This is a post meta field named _wp_page_template. add_action(“wp_enqueue_scripts”, function() { // This stylesheet is used on *every* page wp_register_style(“sitewide”, get_template_directory_uri() . “/assets/sitewide.css”); wp_enqueue_style(“sitewide”); if ( ! is_singular() ) return; $template = get_post_meta( get_the_ID(), ‘_wp_page_template’, TRUE ); // now enqueue further stylesheets depending on the current template });
As for your concrete question: You could theoretically parse the retrieved content before shortcodes are resolved for this specific one, set a flag and wrap the title on condition of that. But it would make much more sense to trash the shortcode-approach and simply create a new page template. (Especially so, given that the parsing … Read more
vote_header_options_callback() is declared twice ! Trying to declare the same function name twice will cause a fatal PHP error. Give another name to your function.
The simplest way would be to duplicate your index.php in to a file named home.php in your theme’s folder. Another way would be to create a new page template same thing (copy index.php into it) and add this at the very top <?php /* Template Name: My Home Page */ Then head over to the … Read more