How to make an sql query to exclude everything but custom taxonomy terms in table wp_terms?
If you take a look at get_terms() documentation it accepts search argument, which will perform LIKE match against term name and slug.
If you take a look at get_terms() documentation it accepts search argument, which will perform LIKE match against term name and slug.
This works if add this code in functions.php? if ( ! function_exists( ‘test_setup’ ) ) : function test_setup() { $ar = array( ‘price_content’ => ‘hello’ ); $result = $wpdb->insert(‘hs_prices’, $ar); // insert ‘hello’ into ‘price_content’ } add_action( ‘after_setup_theme’, ‘test_setup’ );
You could use conditional statements to show the children. Depending on what your using to categorize the pages… If you were using parent / children categories it would work something like this: <?php if ( in_category( ‘New Watches’ )) { // show new watches menu } elseif ( in_category( array( ‘Classic Watches’ ) )) { … Read more
Recently I have developed a theme almost identical to yours. This is how you can achieve this: Basic idea is, create two different layouts: layout-three.php and layout-two.php We will call them based on requirement. I have used an array to achieve this. Below is the sample code for the template file (assuming you will show … Read more
Theme Development : License help
The easiest way to achieve this would be to use a custom post type. This way, these posts won’t show up as custom post types by default are excluded from the main query. You can just then create your page and create a custom query with WP_Query to pull in this 9 posts 1. CREATE … Read more
The the_ID() function that you are using in your code echos the current post id, to get current post id instead of displaying it use the function get_the_ID() as shown in the following code. Alternatively you can just use get_post() function without passing any post id as a parameter because the post id parameter is … Read more
Conditional loop based on current page
editor style css and page template with and without sidebar
Very slight one, see below 🙂 $bgimage= get_post_meta( $post->ID, ‘settings_image’, true ); ?> < div style=”<?php echo ‘background-image: url(‘.wp_get_attachment_url( $bgimage ).’)’;?>”>