Your problem is almost certainly that you’ve created a second query. That query is going to be out of sync with the main query, hence you are getting unexpected results. From what I can see, you aren’t really doing anything that the main query doesn’t already do, so I think you really only need the … Read more
Do not use function_exists(). Technically, your approach works. In practice, you create problems in your code without any benefit. Readability. When someone else reads your code (e.g. you, one year later), the first question will be: why donât you know your own code? The second one is probably: OK, where is that function defined, how … Read more
Instead of putting something on the template, you can keep templates clean and add to functions.php a function that use ‘template_include’ action hook to check parent page template and return same template for children pages. add_action(‘template_include’, ‘auto_child_template’); function auto_child_template( $template=”” ) { if ( ! is_page() ) { return $template; } else { $page = … Read more
If you need a specific ordering of the input fields, then add “priority” values to the controls in the add_control calls, same as you already have for the sections. If you don’t have a priority, then no particular order is guaranteed and you get whatever PHP happens to order your arrays as.
A likely reason you are not able to see the change in the preview is that your coming-soon.php template doesn’t include the requisite wp_head() an wp_footer() calls being made. If you look at your browser’s DOM, you should actually see that a secondary iframe is getting created behind the visible iframe. However, if your template … Read more
The stylesheet is registered and enqueued by a function called twentyfourteen_scripts() in the theme’s functions.php. Callbacks hooked into the style loader/dependency system will be echoed on the wp_head action in the wp_head() function. Which, by the way, is how you should be loading your own stylesheets. There is a similar system for scripts.
There are no methods the_content() or the_title() of your query object. These: $review_query->the_content(); $review_query->the_title(); should just be the_content(); the_title(); If you had debugging enabled you would see an error informing you of this.
you can use is_active_sidebar(‘your_sidebar_name or id’) instead of is_dynamic_sidebar() to check whether required sidebar has widgets or not.It works for you in this case.
Use this. you will need to call thumbnail sizes. $small_regular = wp_get_attachment_image_src( get_post_thumbnail_id( $post->ID), ‘small_regular’ ); $big_regular = wp_get_attachment_image_src( get_post_thumbnail_id( $post->ID), ‘big_regular’ ); echo “<style type=”text/css”>”; echo “.entry-featured-image { background-image: url(‘” . $big_regular[0] . “‘); }”; echo “@media screen and (max-width:48em) { .entry-featured-image { background-image: url(‘” . $small_regular[0] . “‘); } }”; echo “</style>”;
Not possible as of now. You can however achieve it by extending WP_Customize_Panels class.