Note that is_category() accepts a category ID, name, slug, or array of such, so you could actually simply use is_category( array( ‘Lumber’, ‘Domestic Hardwoods’ ) ) instead of having to call is_category() twice. But as for what you asked, is_category() does not support that, however, what you are trying to do can be achieved like …
I solved by eliminating the following portion of code: I don’t remember why I had to code it, it apparently solved an issue, even if I don’t remember what issue. The portion is the following: add_action(‘pre_get_posts’, function ($query) { if (!is_admin() && $query->is_main_query() && empty($query->query_vars[‘suppress_filters’])) { if (is_archive()) { if (is_category()) { $query->set(‘post_type’, [‘post’, ‘docs’]); …
Get term link of shared taxonomy between multiple post types
When I register multiple custom post types on the init hook, I don’t use multiple add_action functions. Consider this: function m_register_custom_posts() { register_bolumpost(); register_mangapost(); } add_action(‘init’,’m_register_custom_posts’); I would also add all your custom taxonomy function calls into this function since they fire on the same init hook. You have a lot of custom functions firing …
If I understood correctly, I believe this will help you to get what you’re after. I can’t verify it works, but reading it should give some guidance: function my_plugin_verify() { // ————————————————————————– // 1) I’m checking if the user is logged in if (!is_user_logged_in()) return false; // NOT VERIFIED // ————————————————————————– // 2) if he …
I managed to fix it. First I tried to disable plugins but that did not help. The issue was found in functions.php. It had a function inside that does not allow an article to be published unless it has a featured image. When I commented it out and tried deleting the articles, it started working …
Possible to limit internal link search to post types with Gutenberg editor?
Solution found by counting! It counts if there are any posts and if not then skips. <?php if ( have_posts() ) : ?> <?php $types = array(‘product’ => 0, ‘post’ => 0, ‘page’ => 0); while ( have_posts() ) { the_post(); if (array_key_exists(get_post_type(), $types)) { $types[get_post_type()]++; } } ?> <?php foreach ($types AS $type => …
Get permalink in custom post type loop doesn’t work
Can you programme the selected page template to display block patterns automatically?
