Inserting Plugins Into Blank Space of Externally Designed WordPress Theme
Why don’t you create a shortcode for this , it’s much easier, standard and flexible.
Why don’t you create a shortcode for this , it’s much easier, standard and flexible.
Setting theme dynamically is certainly possible, but not too convenient since it’s hardly “normal” mode of operation. In my experience this works best if you stay away from higher level template/stylesheet hooks and instead filter underlying options. In that way you can trick WP into thinking that configured theme is different from what it is … Read more
Assuming you have the post id’s already I would use them in the page delimiters. For this you’d need to create one main div per post and use the post id as a css class or id. Within that post you’d have to adapt the loop to load only the content of that id. like … Read more
Like @LupuAndrei said, we lack of details, especially the code where you call you form from. But I suspect, again like @LupuAndrei said, you might not be calling the settings_fields, do_settings_fields or do_settings_sections correctly. On the function where you build your form, try something like this <form method=”post” action=”options.php”> <table class=”form-table”> <?php settings_fields( ‘animated-settings-group’ ); … Read more
The way you are asking your question doesn’t follow WPSE guidelines. You will get a lot of opinionated answers which is not what we look for here. Try to come up with more context with your question. What are you building your theme for? Who’s your users (single client or public/masses)? What problems are you … Read more
Yes, any custom file in a theme directory will be deleted at every update. Adaptations to a theme should be in a separate directory according tot the rules for child themes.
I would recommend creating a child theme instead of editing Vogue files directly. If you edit the files directly, and someday you update the Vogue theme, it will overwrite all of your edits. https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2016/01/create-customize-wordpress-child-theme/ It looks like a file called “header-layout-one.php” is where you’ll find the social media icons. To get the search box to … Read more
No. The search function essentially captures the header of the theme’s style.css file, which contains two types of information that relate to the theme’s properties. There is a description, which holds a free text and there are some tags which must be chosen from a fixed list. The excerpt/content choice is not among the tags. … Read more
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
You can use the action pre_get_posts. It gets fired after the query object is created but before the query is run. This is an example from the official documentary for displaying only one category: In your functions.php add the following: function my_home_category( $query ) { if ( $query->is_home() && $query->is_main_query() ) { $query->set( ‘cat’, ‘123’ … Read more