The page you set as the “page for posts” is really a placeholder, allowing you to access the blog with that “Page’s” permalink, but not displaying it as a WordPress Page and so not pulling in the custom template. The theme’s home.php template will be used for the blog main page, so put your code … Read more
Page templates require only a few things to work: To be in the theme’s (or child theme’s) directory. Either in the root directory or in a subfolder. To have appropriate permissions (It will need to be read by WordPress, usually www user). Typically it should have the permission 644 or 640. To have a Template … Read more
The reason your post is not displaying properly is because functions such as the_title(), the_permalink(), and the_content() ( called Template Tags ) can only be used whenever inside “The Loop” or whenever set up properly. There are two options to display your content properly: Functions: get_post(), setup_postdata() and wp_reset_postdata() First you would need to get … Read more
This might be a permalink issue. Sometimes when things like HTTPS get turned on, you need to flush permalinks to get URL’s and rewrites working again. Head to permalinks (settings > permalinks) and just hit the save button and see if that fixes the issue there.
I ended up getting this working and it was much easier than I expected thanks to the comments by @LWS-Mo and @Milo. In my page I add a custom field with name=add_class and key=extra-wide. I then use code snippets plugin (I didn’t want it in the theme’s function.php since I toggle between the main theme … Read more
The most easy way to append something to the end of URLs and process it in WP are rewrite endpoints. It makes it easy to target specific kind of URLs and generally it is unlikely to explode everything, like many of rewrite modifications do.
You can redirect users from home page to random page with this code (paste it to your functions.php) function my_homepage_redirect() { if ( is_home() || is_front_page() ){ $page = get_posts( [ ‘post_type’ => ‘post’, ‘posts_per_page’ => 1, ‘category’ => 1, // your category ID ‘orderby’ => ‘rand’, ‘fields’ => ‘ids’ ] ); if ( empty( … Read more
Well, you can use the DOM object to change/remove tags and their parameters. See here for all the details https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3820666/grabbing-the-href-attribute-of-an-a-element Code would be something like this: (this sample changes the class of all H1 elements to be ‘a_new_class’, removing any existing classes) $html = “<h1 class=”the_old_class”>A Heading</h1>”; $dom = new DOMDocument; libxml_use_internal_errors(false); // supress errors … Read more
If you want all of the product meta to be styled in the same way, then add the following to your theme custom CSS or style.css in your child theme, and edit as required… .product_meta { padding-top: 6px; border-top: 1px solid #dadada; color: #666; font-size: 18px; } If you want something different for each of … Read more
you can remove read more link by adding this filter to functions.php then add permalink to your loop function new_excerpt_more($more) { global $post; return ‘..’; }add_filter(‘excerpt_more’, ‘new_excerpt_more’);