Your page-xyz.php has to look like this: $cookie_set = isset( $_COOKIE[‘mycookie’] ); if ( $_SERVER[‘REQUEST_METHOD’] == ‘POST’ ) : // exec your mysql queries and do else stuff… // after it set your cookie setcookie(‘mycookie’, ‘some value’); $cookie_set = true; endif; if ( $cookie_set ) : // render your content here else : // render … Read more
I think I found the reason for your problem. You must remember to add the corresponding template header: <?php /** * Template Name: Page Tools */ to your custom template files page-tools.php, … I hope this helps.
I think your big problem here is your use of underscores (_) in your page template names. According to the Handbook of Coding Standards Files should be named descriptively using lowercase letters. Hyphens should separate words. my-plugin-name.php Also, for best practices you should call your custom page templates page-whatever.php So for instance, index_page.php should be … Read more
Use a shortcode include plugin and simply add a shortcode inside a text widget in the sidebar you’ll be using on the widgets or customizer page. Here are some example plugins and how they work: Include Me – [includeme file=”filename.php”] Custom Content Shortcode – [load file=template/sidebar.html] Insert Pages Plugin – [insert page=”{slug}|{id}” display=’title|link|content|all|{custom-template.php}’] Include Shortcode … Read more
Taken from the Codex and Dev Hubs: <?php get_template_part( $slug ); ?> <?php get_template_part( $slug, $name ); ?> get_template_part only takes 2 parameters, not 3. If you look in your error log you should be seeing warnings and notices that you passed a third parameter to a function that only takes 2. I would expect … Read more
get_template_directory() returns a system path not a resource uri. Use get_template_directory_uri() instead.
This should help get you started: As mentioned in the Template Hierarchy page, you can create a template for a specific page. To create a template for one specific page, copy your existing page.php file and rename it with your page’s slug or ID: page-{slug}.php page-{ID}.php For example: Your About page has a slug of … Read more
If you really want to override the yearly archive for 2015, then you can try the following: add_filter( ‘template_include’, function( $template ) { //————————- // Edit this to your needs: //————————- $year = 2015; $report_template = “tpl-annual-report-{$year}.php”; //———————————————- // Override the default yearly archive template //———————————————- if ( is_year() // Yearly archive && $year == … Read more
Only if $something or $something_else are true, otherwise the code will jump to the next argument.
I think that this native function will help you: if ( is_single() ) { //do stuff } You will find more information in the WP developers section. It works for any post type, except attachments and pages.