WordPress only looks for the default template files while loading the child theme. So does woocommerce. Any extra folder or file that exists in your parent theme can not be overridden, unless the developer is using actions and filters that allows you to hook into them. Therefore, a simple require() or include() can’t be overridden … Read more
I had the same issue.. using type=option and then get_option din’t work either. Testing with another option item and works.. and testing with MYTHEMENAME_THEME_OPTION without the bracket for item and got an Array so I guess is the right way. So just a tip for those who found this post but still got blank value.. … Read more
Yap, it’s actually a bit tricky, because there’s NO direct link saying “Upload” in WordPress.org. But there is a way: You have to have a WordPress.org account first. After login with the account, look at the left panel, where resides a link saying: “Theme Authors” under “Themes” main menu. Click on it, and it’ll direct … Read more
wrap whatever you are outputting the shortcode in around do_shortcode()
You’re not doing child themes right. A child theme is a separate theme altogether that everyone must use, but relies on another theme for all template parts it doesn’t provide. What you want is templates: http://codex.wordpress.org/Theme_Development#Defining_Custom_Templates Basically, just create a new theme file in the theme’s root directory (e.g. foobar.php) write this at the top: … Read more
I have a handy little custom made conditional function that would do the job for you. The function: function is_child_page($page = NULL){ global $post; if ($page == NULL){ $p = get_post($post->ID); if ($p->post_parent > 0 ){ return true; }else{ return false; } } $args = array( ‘child_of’ => (int)$page); $pages = get_pages($args); foreach ($pages as … Read more
You are using plugins_url – therefore pointing to completly different directory than your current theme. If you are just trying to enqueue a theme style do it like this: function load_theme_styles() { wp_enqueue_style(‘main-css’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/style.css’, array(), ‘1.0’, ‘all’); } add_action(‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘load_theme_styles’); the wp_enqueue_style takes some parameters. In the example above I am using: A … Read more
For anyone that comes here looking for this, I was able to do it after battling with it for a few hours. The code is a bit extensive so did not want to post here, (mods feel free to let me now if that would be better), instead I created a gist: https://gist.github.com/OriginalEXE/9a6183e09f4cae2f30b006232bb154af What it … Read more
You could accomplish this with a rewrite endpoint and a template filter. First, register a new rewrite endpoint for the page post type: function wpd_app_view_rewrite_endpoint() { add_rewrite_endpoint( ‘app-view’, EP_PAGES ); } add_action( ‘init’, ‘wpd_app_view_rewrite_endpoint’ ); Don’t forget to flush rewrite rules after adding this (or just visit the Permalinks > Settings page to do this … Read more
To slightly sidestep your actual question, the template hierarchy allows you to have a custom handler for any post ID, category, taxonomy term, etc. That may be the quickest way to solve your problem: just create a template file that stands on its own and only serves request to one post (or category, or however … Read more