I found what I needed: $category = get_category( get_query_var( ‘cat’ ) ); $cat_id = $category->cat_ID; $images = get_posts( array(‘post_type’ => ‘attachment’, ‘category__in’ => $cat_id)); if ( !empty($images) ) { foreach ( $images as $image ) { $image_url = $image->guid; } } else{ $image_url=””; } First I got the category, and current category ID I’m in. … Read more
WordPress determines which template file to use from its Template Hierarchy. It might be further customized by extensions and themes might be using different files for same things, depending on what they do. There are helper plugins for simpler cases (for example What The File), but it might require involved debug with more complex themes.
No, images are global and you might change which content they are associated with at which point you will need sizes that do not exist. You can generate images “on the fly” but this may slow down page generation (depending on the way generated image information is cached) and might break code which “pushes” into … Read more
You could use get_ancestors(). You can transform this: <a href=”#” class=”<?php $category = get_category($cat); echo $category->category_nicename;?>”><?php single_cat_title(”) ?></a> Into this (I don’t know what $cat is as you have not shown it in your question, I assume it is a category ID, if not, you have to provide category ID): <?php $cat_ancestors = get_ancestors( $cat, … Read more
Don’t run a custom query to get the post count. This is already done by the main query. What you are doing is the same as eating the same piece of meat twice. 🙂 As said, the main query already return the amount of posts found via the $found_posts property. You can access and display … Read more
We can change the default behaviour of including posts attached to child categories by mapping the category_name query var (set from pretty permalinks) to category__in (which ignores child categories): function wpse_184127_ignore_category_children( $wp_query ) { if ( $wp_query->is_main_query() && $wp_query->is_category() && $name = $wp_query->get( ‘category_name’ ) ) { if ( $term = get_term_by( ‘slug’, sanitize_title_for_query( $name … Read more
Redirect- If you did a proper redirect, there is no content on the pages you’re redirecting from. So there’s no issue with the content being duplicate. Tags/Categories- If the categories and tags serve a function and add value, then they’re not really duplicate content. So choose categories and tags wisely. I wouldn’t delete old ones … Read more
I think you should check for some other platform. WordPress is made to be live all the time : ) But if you are really keen in doing it in WordPress I can suggest a hard way of doing it. You can use the JSON-REST-API for WordPress and jQuery Mobile to build a mobile app … Read more
You just need to add some conditional to aplly the filter or not. For example, if you don’t want to apply the trimming on category archive pages, one possible solution could be: add_filter( ‘category_description’, ‘cyb_trim_category_desc’, 10, 2 ); function cyb_trim_category_desc( $desc, $cat_id ) { // Apply only if we are not in category archive template … Read more
So I actually solved this and forgot to write my solution. So in my wordpress directory structure I have a categories directory. So I was putting my custom category template there. Apparently wordpress uses that categories directory for the built in categories or something and doesn’t check it for custom ones. I just added my … Read more