I you think you need it. For example, you are using the title in a URL and you are getting the title dinamically; so you never know exactly if the title is valid to be used in URL or not. So, it is better to use it. Just one example: it is very common that … Read more
I’m not entirely certain I understand what you mean but whenever a Page Template is set WordPress also sets postmeta with a specific key and value. The key is called _wp_page_template and the value holds the template location relative to the theme. So you could do this: $pages_with_templates = new WP_Query( array( ‘post_type’ => ‘page’, … Read more
You are doing something wrong in your theme, maybe “hiding” the sidebars with css instead of not displaying them at all. The customizer is supposed to display only the sidebars which are actually active on the page.
You should not store an exact copy of the Divi theme in your child theme, there is little point to that. Your child theme stylesheet will reference the parent theme directory name in the template attribute within the header of your stylesheet: /* Theme Name: Your Child Template: divi //shortened for brevity… */ The parent … Read more
You need to hook wp_add_inline_style to wp_enqueue_scripts. Check the codex example. Something like (not tested): function lethal_post_circle_background(){ global $post; $id = $post->ID; $custombgcolor = get_post_meta( $id, ‘bgcolor’, true ); $custombgimage = get_post_meta( $id, ‘bgimage’, true ); if($custombgcolor | $custombgimage){ $css=”.post-“.$id.’ .post-circle{ background:’; if($custombgcolor) $css .= $custombgcolor . ‘ ‘; if($custombgimage) $css .= ‘url(“‘ . $custombgimage … Read more
In author.php: <?php get_template_part(‘custom-author-file’); Alternatively, rename your custom-author-file.php to author.php. The URL being used in this case isn’t relevant, as a template doesn’t determine the URL used, it’s the other way around. However, I suspect there is more to your question you haven’t explained
It’s outputting the word Array which is self explanatory. Instead of direct echoing it, you will need to turn the array into a string. Try implode, something like: Tags: <?php $my_theme = wp_get_theme(); echo implode(‘, ‘, $my_theme->get( ‘Tags’ ) ); ?>
There are two ways to solve this: 1 Keep the mods as they are and use get_theme_mod in stead of get_option 2 Store the mods as options by changing the setting: $wp_customize->add_setting( ‘social_link_facebook’ , array( ‘default’ => ”, ‘type’ => ‘option’ ) );
It looks like the code you copied from is missing the part where your child theme styles are actually added to WordPress. It’s a little strange they skipped over this, mind you! From the WordPress Codex article on child themes, you just need to modify your style enqueueing function so it includes this: wp_enqueue_style( ‘child-style’, … Read more
Correct the wp_get_themes() function has most of the information inaccessible to the public which requires you to pull the info out using the $theme->get( ‘Name’ ); format. You can build a simple array like so. // Build new empty Array to store the themes $themes = array(); // Loads theme data $all_themes = wp_get_themes(); // … Read more