set_post_thumbnail_size() (and other API functions which add/change sizes) applies to generation while it’s active. So existing generated image sizes won’t be retroactively affected by it. There are plenty of tools around (plugins, wp-cli) which regenerate files with current sizes configuration.
{{ post.thumbnail.ID }} will get you the image ID, but to answer what you’re after…. <img src=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/228726/{{ post.thumbnail.src(“medium_16x9′) | default( Image(1234).src(‘medium_16x9’) ) }}”> Reference
Just some additional info for the main comment query: Since you mentioned the global $wp_query object, we can see that it stores: $wp_query->max_num_comment_pages = $comment_query->max_num_pages; in the main comment query in the comments template. There exists a wrapper for this, namely: get_comment_pages_count(); that’s available after the main comment query. If we need it before the … Read more
The cause of the inconsitent behavior on the hosts has its roots in the different PHP versions. If you check the PHP manual for the empty() language construct, you can see in the changelog: 5.5.0 empty() now supports expressions, rather than only variables. So it is only since PHP 5.5 that it is possible to … Read more
I put one javascript file in the header.php file and that page that uses that file works (the home page) Don’t do that. Use wp_enqueue_script() instead. You can use conditional tags to load scripts and styles in the desired locations. For example, to check if a particular page template is being used, you’d use is_page_template(). … Read more
What I would do is create a query for the _EventStartDate with a custom ‘eventDisplay’. This will grab all events, ordered by the start date. Then, once you get into the loop; compare the start date to a specific date that you want to output. tribe_get_start_date() accepts a date format parameter (see here) that will … Read more
I’m not sure what you’re after here, but you can try to get the HTTP response object from the WP_HTTP_Requests_Response::get_response_object() method. Here’s an example to retrieve the url: if( ! is_wp_error( $test ) && isset( $test[‘http_response’] ) && $test[‘http_response’] instanceof \WP_HTTP_Requests_Response && method_exists( $test[‘http_response’], ‘get_response_object’ ) ) echo $test[‘http_response’]->get_response_object()->url;
You should be able to rewrite what you have about and also use get_permalink as @Benoti stated while omitting the $split array. get_permalink accepts either the Post ID or a post object. global $rental; $images = get_children( array( ‘post_parent’ => $rental_id, ‘post_status’ => ‘inherit’, ‘post_type’ => ‘attachment’, ‘post_mime_type’ => ‘image’, ‘order’ => ‘ASC’, ‘orderby’ => … Read more
Pages can have a specific template, so just create a new template and add the Menu on it. You can copy the code on pages.php(this is the default page template) of you theme and paste on a new file (like “template-page-with-menu.php”). On the top of the code you must add the Template Name: <?php /* … Read more
There no WordPress function wp_get_attachment_src when you want to get answer you should clear your questions and also descriptive I am giving you explanation of you question. you what is difference wp_get_attachment_url / wp_get_attachment_src / get_post_thumbnail_id? wp_get_attachment_url($id) Returns a full URI for an attachment file or false on failure. Here id is attachment post id … Read more