You don’t need to rename the archive.php as archive-post.php. Cause it is default to post for archive.php. If you have any other post type then use archive-{post_type}.php for pointing this template to this post type. Now come to get_template_part(). It is used for breaking the large code base of the template to single part so … Read more
…if it’s a good practice to load the main theme styles this way, since usually they’re hardcoded into the header before anything else. Long story short, yes. WordPress advocates the enqueue “API” for all assets whenever possible.
If you can hide the “blog” section of home page, yo can add this css code: .section-content.section-alter{ display: none; }
Using Custom Fields: You can use custom fields for each page, if you need something more specific (maybe a product where you need an specific image for each page), taking the og values for example: 1.- Go to the edit page and check the custom fields checkbox so it can be seen below the editor … Read more
You could code it all in the index.php file in your theme folder. Just write all the code in the file. Be sure to call the functions like wp_head() etc.
The good news is that the only time a Child Theme is required, is if you are making (or plan to make) changes to the actual files that drive the theme. If all of your changes to the theme have been restricted to the WordPress Customizer or some other Options Panel within the WordPress admin, … Read more
No need for a plugin: There are 2 ways you could do this. The first would be by creating a separate template for each of the pages you want. This is if you’re going to change a lot of different aspects of the page for each page. A page template will include the header, footer, … Read more
I want my shortcodes and JS libraries to remain in place no matter if the theme updates, wordpress updates, or I change themes completely. Normally the suitable place for such in WP would be a plugin or as variation of must use plugin. More elaborate site might also use some other (generic PHP) methods, such … Read more
You did not mention or shown in the code to which hook are you hooking the above code to, but here’s what I think should work. NOT TESTED global $post; $header_image=””; // featured image is first priority, right? if ( has_post_thumbnail( $post->ID ) ) { $header_image = get_the_post_thumbnail_url( $post->ID, ‘full’ ); } elseif ( !empty( … Read more
@NerdOfLinux from the error what I can see that you are using undefined function get_exID()… WordPress has a function get_the_ID(). Change the function name get_exID() into get_the_ID().