Why is_page() returns false when visiting the static page declared as “posts page”
Why is_page() returns false when visiting the static page declared as “posts page”
conditional-tags
How to target a search result page?
I’am wondering how to target a search result page within the functions.php file in wordpress. Use is_search, and the search.php template I know about “is_search” for the search page but what about the search result page ? They are the same thing, is_search indicates the main query is a search query. When is_search is true, … Read more
Add an identifier to a set of pages to access using a conditional tag
Add an identifier to a set of pages to access using a conditional tag
Content visibility condition based on date
To display posts published in the last 30 days, you can pass the “date_query” argument inside WP_Query as follows. $getPosts = new WP_Query( array( “date_query” => array( “column” => “post_date_gmt”, “after” => “1 month ago”, ), ) ); You can read more about WP_Query on WP_Query | Class | WordPress Developer Resources
Get value in TCPDF
Get value in TCPDF
Automatically insert H2 on h2 tags on WordPress post
Automatically insert H2 on h2 tags on WordPress post
Getting false for is_home() on Posts page
I was going to (and actually did) delete this post, but after sleeping on it, think it might end up being of some use. What I was missing, above, is [Template Hierarchy][1]. I was looking at the singular.php template file, which will only ever be loaded when is_archive(), is_home(), etc, aren’t true. What got me … Read more
Conditional Tags and Echo HTML / divs or CSS and Display: none?
target homepage only with if statement. if ( is_front_page() or is_home() ) } if your home page has page/2 page/3 then use the following to display the slider on only page 1 of the homepage. if ( is_front_page() or is_home() && ! is_paged() ) { }
Conditional tag-like function to tell if post is in trash?
You could use get_post_status(): function is_trash( $post_id = 0 ) { 0 == $post_id and $post_id = get_the_ID(); return ‘trash’ === get_post_status( $post_id ); } Side note: To get a list of all registered post status objects use get_post_stati() – yes, that’s wrong.
WP newbie: using else/if statements to show multiple headers. bonks
Your site seems to be not having a page named Sitemap. When I am saying this, it does mean to check your code, just check your site’s dashboard. Under the Pages section, click All Pages link. This will show you all pages of your site. There you can see if you have a page with … Read more