(See comments by others for your PHP error – though I’d recommend a good editor or IDE to help you spot syntax errors quickly and tidy the code for you as you type.) Re: the question title, no, you usually don’t have to do a clean install if there is an error with a theme … Read more
You must separate the template file who you want Like get_template_part(‘file_without_php’);
I managed to fix this issue by commenting out the first body tag and placing a second body tag below like this: <!– <body> –> <body <?php body_class( $class ); ?>> Now the site is working correctly. However the strange character is still appearing in the first body tag. Hope this helps someone.
Images is not showing after migration
Pages are an independent entity separate from whatever theme is active at that moment. This is the design paradigm of most CMS systems that separate the concerns of site content from the view or rendering layer which allows a site owner the chance to change how his site looks without having to worry about the … Read more
This is my personal view if I am the theme user. I would say it depends on the theme features If it’s a one page theme? I will like to have all the options in the customizer window. If it’s a niche/app based theme? I will just use the customizer for basic options and setup … Read more
It is extremely unlikely that code file of identical content would behave differently. From your description of situation I see two possibilities: File does get changed for some reason, you should not only upload clean copy, but actually compare what you have on server at that point against what you have locally You are mis-identifying … Read more
You need get_categories() with an include argument: if (isset($_GET[‘cat’])) { $this_category = get_categories( array( ‘include’ => $_GET[‘cat’] ) ); var_dump($this_category); } You will get an array of stdClass objects containing category data. There are several ways to parse that but this might do: if (isset($_GET[‘cat’])) { $this_category = get_categories( array( ‘include’ => $_GET[‘cat’] ) ); … Read more
You can create a custom template in the theme and give options for each category to select the template. The custom fields for a category can be added using, ‘Advanced Custom fields’ plugin or you can refer this article. Once you do this, you need to edit the ‘category.php’ file, to set the template for … Read more
There is no is_home_page() function in Core. You have either is_home() or is_front_page() and you have to be careful about the two. They can be squirrelly. I don’t know which of the two functions you need but sorting that out should solve the problem, or use (is_home() || is_front_page()) perhaps.