I managed to do it via JS, it does exactly the same thing at the time I want it to: wp.customize.bind( ‘saved’, function( d ){ $.ajax({ url: ajaxurl, type: ‘post’, dataType: ‘json’, data: { action: ‘actionName’, url: wp.customize.previewer.previewUrl() } }); }); I can then use the preview URL in an ajax action function. Don’t forget … Read more
I’m giving possible cases from the top of my head: Case 1: May be it’s related to realpath() function. realpath() acts differently in different OS. Also, it returns false if the web server user doesn’t have executable permission on the corresponding directory. There are some other problems too, so better try this: // change it … Read more
You can try this code to show only post. if(isset($xt_corporate_lite_opt[‘xt_about_page’]) && $xt_corporate_lite_opt[‘xt_about_page’] != ”) { $args = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘post’); $xt_query = new WP_Query($args); if ($xt_query->have_posts()) { while ($xt_query->have_posts()) { $xt_query->the_post(); the_content(); } } wp_reset_postdata(); } if you have any doubt in WP_Query. then you could check this link in detail. https://codex.wordpress.org/Class_Reference/WP_Query
I would suggest a custom post type for your Testimonials. Each will be created as an individual post and you will have the ability to query, sort, categorize, your testimonials just as you can with blog posts, or any other post type. Non-technical site admins can simply “add new testimonial” and edit existing, etc, just … Read more
Depending on the theme this could happen. It’s not great coding, however I have seen that happen. Did you restore to the exact theme though or did you make changes (even a name change will cause reverting to defaults)? It may be as easy as once you go activate the original theme, go into it’s … Read more
It looks like you or someone is directly accessing/loading the theme template files. get_template_part and get_header are core WP functions and only work within WP framework.
You can use is_singular() instead. According to Codex, you can use this function the following way: is_singular($post_type); Then you can print your desired code into footer the following way: function my_footer_code() { if ( is_singular(‘my-post-type’) ){ //Your code here } } add_action(‘wp_footer’,’my_footer_code’);
This is a legal and business question and not a technical one, but since you found an angle that is slightly relevant to plugin development, here comes an answer. Copyright law is complex and while in many places it is basically the same, there are still differences between different countries and therefor there is no … Read more
Because is it a true s**t experience having to design every single page of your site. This can be ok if your site contains up to 10 pages which rarely change, but it is very bad ROI if you need to spend that much effort to publish a daily blog post. In general the most … Read more
You can install the new theme and preview how it would look before changing it. See https://en.support.wordpress.com/themes/#preview-themes for more info. Once you have tested that it works, you can then activate the new theme. I would keep the old theme for a few weeks until you’re confident that there is nothing else needed, then take … Read more