No, you cannot define your own post formats. This is on purpose. The post formats are supposed to be standards, so theme developers can include styles for them. That wouldn’t work if people start making their own formats. Essentially post formats are just a custom taxonomy added to posts. So testing for post format archive … Read more
I’ll answer this question myself since I found the solution after consulting with my programmer friend. Basically the code above that I posted is wrong, turns out I shouldn’t be using get_the_term_list but to use get_query_var instead. The final code is to replace the above code I posted with these code: EDIT: Change few things … Read more
You can add the following function in the functions.php of your child theme. add_filter(‘get_the_archive_title’, ‘my_get_the_archive_title’ ); function my_get_the_archive_title( $title ) { if ( is_category() ) { $title = single_cat_title( ”, false ); } elseif ( is_tag() ) { $title = single_tag_title( ”, false ); } elseif ( is_author() ) { $title=”<span class=”vcard”>” . get_the_author() . … Read more
Here are a few things you could do. Use the built in Search Engine Visibility setting Access WordPress admin area and go to Settings > select Reading > Search Engine Visibility Check the box that says Discourage search engines from indexing this site. After enabling it, WordPress will edit the robots.txt file and apply disallow … Read more
google index an Post type page I do not want
I want to be able to access archives to see how recently a post has been read: How can I do that?
You only need to save two things: Database. All files inside wp-content. You can achieve this by the terminal or using a plugin like All-in-One WP Migration.
This worked ok for me, putting this function into a vanilla build using TwentyTwenty? I see the output in the Head. Its very crude but inside your IF statement, add some form of simple debug, either var_dump() a string out or Javascript console.log. You’re testing to make sure the IF is activating when you think … Read more
Archive page no content to display
In the terminology of WordPress, an “archive” is where posts of a certain type are listed. The archive is simply the place to view all of your posts of a certain type, such as your agency post type. From looking at the class names added to the element of the two pages you linked, I … Read more