It is quite obvious that the $post_parent property will be 0 on any parent page, so the following idea you would want to run only when $post_parent is not 0 I cannot code anything concrete now, but in short, the basic idea would be: First check the current post parent. If the post parent is … Read more
Use a shell script and WP-CLI in your SSH console. Your shell script has to fetch each element of your table and launch the function of WP-CLI that creates a post in WordPress. You can even provide a sort of template in the call of the function. WP-CLI is a useful tool, but you can … Read more
This is may be due to some crash database issue so take dump of database and try to reinstall with fresh copy. But before perform this long process please try below step for capabilities. The wp_capabilities saves the value as serialized array, you can try it in your php or for this example here. Using … Read more
You can change page URL from the page editor. If you want to make changes for all the pages. You can go to settings -> general settings -> permalink and change it to your desired value. To change for a single page, modify your .htaccess : <IfModule mod_rewrite.c> RewriteEngine On RewriteBase / RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f … Read more
Use ‘front-page.php’ for your template. You can read more about it at https://codex.wordpress.org/Creating_a_Static_Front_Page Or create a page template that you set in the editor. This will allow you to set it on any page and you’re not tied to the ID. https://developer.wordpress.org/themes/template-files-section/page-template-files/page-templates/ <?php /* Template Name: Example Template */ ?>
You probably can hack comments in somehow, but don’t. Create a custom post type for your musicians using register_post_type() and including “comments” support. You can then create post type templates to customize the display: archive-{post_type}.php — for archives single-{post_type}.php — and for single posts https://codex.wordpress.org/Post_Type_Templates Comments should now work properly without your having to hack … Read more
This sounds like the wrong way around and always having the danger of forgetting or misconfiguring something. If you need content separation, just use a network install. It has a little more overhead of admin but it out of the box ensures the content separation you seek.
Finally found the way after a lot of testing: RewriteRule ^terms /blog/index.php/termspage [NC,L]
I think it could be a problem with get_comments_number which returns numeric, though theoretically it should test this way too… you could try instead: if ( comments_open() || have_comments() ) : comments_template(); endif; OR if ( comments_open() || (get_comments_number() > 0) ) : comments_template(); endif;
Solved I’ve solved the problem and I’m going to share the code I used, so other developers that have this issue too can cope with it. The get_pages()-function accepts the “hierarchical” argument. By default it’s set to 1 (true), which means, that WordPress searches the pages in hierarchical order to find the other parameters. If … Read more