This could be done in a number of ways. Please refer to the codex for further info on template hierarchy, the wordpress loop and the ‘get_template_part()’ function. The page.php is for dispalying every page. You should copy and rename it to page-restricted.php. From the original page.php, remove this part – /* Template Name: Restrict Access*/. … Read more
send page ID’s to another template
You want to use get_page_templates function. See codex : https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/get_page_templates/ get_page_templates(null, ‘your_post_type’);
Set page title in WordPress with PHP
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In my personal experience, WP template hierarchy has worked without problems – so no major bug here. However, it may still be, that your page-$id.php is not used. This is usually the case, when the link could be multiple things. Archives for example have priority over regular pages. Best is to check the CSS classes … Read more
Okay, so after some more tinkering, I found another solution. This one works with or without the loop. So adding it in the template file or your single.php is fine, in the <head> of the HTML. <?php $tags = get_the_tags($post->ID); ?> <?php foreach($tags as $tag) : ?> <meta property=”article:tag” content=”<?php print_r($tag->name);?>” /> <?php endforeach; ?> … Read more
I had a similar problem, and posted the question here Using Includes in Templates in Document Head . And I figured out the solution is to use get_template_part(). From my answer (which I checkmarked as correct; the other answer didn’t work): The key is to use the get_template_part in your Template at the beginning (after … Read more
Have WordPress (which creates the web server responses) respond with a redirect (via a call to wp_redirect()). Put as the first thing in header.php global $post; if( needs_replacement( $post ) ) { $from_url = create_url( $post ); wp_redirect( $from_url ); exit(0); } require_once( get_template_directory() . ‘/page.php’ ); ?> (Note that you have to this first … Read more
You are getting a ‘page not found’ because it is exactly that, not found. What you can do is create a page, for instance, called ‘locations’ then set it up like this example.com/locations/the-hamptons => index.php?page_id=[id_of_locations]&filter=the-hamptons