I think perhaps what you want is either <?php if ( !is_front_page() ) : ?> <h2> <?php wp_reset_query(); ?> <?php echo $post->post_type; ?> </h2> <?php endif; ?> if you’ve done a custom front page that shows the blog posts, or <?php if ( !is_home() ) : ?> <h2> <?php wp_reset_query(); echo $post->post_type; ?> </h2> <?php … Read more
If you pasted the exact second block you’ll get errors because you are breaking up the closing and opening PHP tags <?php and ?>. Try this instead, or have a look at this for a better understanding, notice the difference … if ( is_page( ‘about’ ) || ’29’ == $post->post_parent ) { //Start of the … Read more
I wonder if you got any term_links-genre filters that could be modifying your get_the_term_list() output? Your code example should in general work as expected, but you might want to use the get_the_terms() function to better control the output to your own likings. Here’s a modifed version of the corresponding Codex example: /** * Customized the … Read more
Maikel / Michael: I will say, that’s an impressive amount of work. I’ve not created a admin plugin with that much detail. I will admit, I’m not totally clear on every single detail of what is going on with this one, but I gather it creates a form on the one’s site, then submits that … Read more
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You’re using the wrong index: $GLOBALS[‘create_page_service’] = ‘1281’; # Your code uses ‘create_page_finder’ below $out .= ‘<a href=”‘.get_page_link($GLOBALS[‘create_page_finder’]).'”>’.get_the_title($GLOBALS[‘create_page_finder’]).'</a>’; $GLOBALS[‘create_page_service’] = ‘1281’; # my changed code uses ‘create_page_service’ below $out .= ‘<a href=”‘.get_page_link($GLOBALS[‘create_page_service’]).'”>’.get_the_title($GLOBALS[‘create_page_service’]).'</a>’; As an aside, I would avoid using globals whenever you can.
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Note that there’s no is_admin() method for the WP_Query class. But the interesting part is that PHP will not complain about this: $query->is_admin() where $query is an instance of WP_Query. It will just always return false. This is the reason why (#src): /** * Make private/protected methods readable for backwards compatibility. * * @since 4.0.0 … Read more