is_page() returns boolean true or boolean false. The way you’ve called it looks like it would have no effect. Try this: if ( is_page( array( ‘web-design-portfolio’, ‘web-design-portfolio-2’ ) ) ) { ?> <!– All your display code code –> <?php } // ends the if() statement
Conditional tags mostly derive from and rely on main query. is_page() function calls $wp_query->is_page() method which checks $wp_query->is_page property (set during load) and some more stuff if you asked to check for specific page. So the likely reason for conditional tag not to produce expected return is issue with global $wp_query, for example it getting … Read more
global $wp; $current_url = add_query_arg( $wp->query_string, ”, home_url( $wp->request ) ); $is_specific_network = stripos( $current_url, ‘specific_domain_or_ip_address’ ); if( $is_specific_network !== false ) { // do the task below } else { // do something else or leave it blank } N.B. : You need to replace the IP address or specific domain name above to … Read more
Finally i find answer. The perfect code is <?php $author_id = $post->post_author; if (get_the_modified_time() != get_the_time() && ( $author_id != 1 )): ?> That’s all.
is_single most likely only works inside of The Loop, and functions.php loads before you’re in The Loop. You could try something like this: add_action( ‘wp_head’, function(){ var_dump(is_single()); }); And now you see that is_single() returns true. EDIT: I was probably off for suggesting it only works inside The Loop, but there’s definitely better places for … Read more
Try this if statement instead: if ( is_category() && ( is_category( 59 ) || cat_is_ancestor_of( 59, get_queried_object_id() ) ) ) Update: To work for single posts: if ( is_single() && $terms = get_the_category( get_queried_object_id() ) ) { foreach ( $terms as $term ) { if ( $term->term_id == 59 || cat_is_ancestor_of( 59, $term->term_id ) ) … Read more
I think this would do : if ( is_page( ‘element1.php’ ) || is_404() ) { // do that if page is using template page element1.php or is 404 }
instead of echoing your styles anywhere, you can hook your code at wp_head to add it in head or wp_footer to add it in your footer, see if it works for you, function my_custom_style(){ global $post; if ( !empty ( $post->post_name ) && $post->post_name == ‘events’ ){ ?> <style type=”text/css”> #main { background-image: none; } … Read more
Both will do the same job in the end of the day. You can however improve on the first code. is_archive() returns true on all archives page, which includes the following taxonomy archive pages category archive pages date archive pages author archive pages tag archive pages So, if you need to target all these pages, … Read more
“Bangles” isn’t a page. It’s a Product Category Archive. is_page() checks: Is the query for an existing single page? Which product categories are not. See the Template Hierarchy to get an idea of the different types of ‘pages’ in WordPress. If you want to check if you are viewing a product category archive, use is_tax(), … Read more