You can check if the query returned any posts by doing $home_query->have_posts(). $home_query = new WP_Query( array(‘posts_per_page’ => get_query_var(‘posts_per_page’),’paged’ => $current_page ) ); if( !$home_query->have_posts() ){ // Do this if $home_query had no posts. }
The easiest way is probably to make sure the admin bar is active on the front end and use the “edit post/page” menu item to get to the editor of that page. …. but then it might be that the specific page is generate by code and in this case you will not be able … Read more
As mentioned in a comment, the functionality was found in archive.php which is part of the Uncode Theme we are using. The view with posts filtered by tags is called a posts archive and Uncode provides options to change the layout of various “archives” in the theme options. It involved creating a new content block … Read more
If you want to get the tags (taxonomy: post_tag) for a specific post only, then you can use get_the_tags(). Excerpt from the documentation: This function returns an array of objects, one object for each tag assigned to the post. If this function is used in The Loop, then no ID need be passed. This function … Read more
Your second image is of the Classic Editor. You can get it by installing the Classic Editor plugin: https://wordpress.org/plugins/classic-editor/
If you want to change only the text you can hook into default_page_template_title add_filter(‘default_page_template_title’, ‘bt_change_default_page_template_title’, 10, 2); function bt_change_default_page_template_title ($text, $meta) { if ($meta === ‘meta-box’) return ‘My custom template’; return $text; } Add this code into functions.php and thats it. Tested on a clean wordpress install, this will only change the text and nothing … Read more
Give the divider an attribute, ie: data-target=”.group_20211006″ and add class to the post container, ie: class=”blah group_20211006″. After the filter changes, loop through each divider and check if there’s any visible post container with matching date value. HTML <!– First Group –> <div class=”divider” data-target=”.group_20211001″>October 1, 2021</div> <div class=”post-1 group_20211001″>…</div> <div class=”post-2 group_20211001″>…</div> <div class=”post-3 … Read more
If the element you are seeing can not be edited in Elementor, then this is part of the theme template. You should consider looking directly at the theme page template you are using on this page to solve. Nether the less, as per your question you can remove this globally using css. In your browser … Read more
The following code snippet did the trick: <wp:term> <wp:term_id><![CDATA[1]]></wp:term_id> <wp:term_taxonomy><![CDATA[category]]></wp:term_taxonomy> <wp:term_slug><![CDATA[test-category-1]]></wp:term_slug> <wp:term_parent><![CDATA[]]></wp:term_parent> <wp:term_name><![CDATA[Test Category 1]]></wp:term_name> </wp:term> <wp:term> <wp:term_id><![CDATA[2]]></wp:term_id> <wp:term_taxonomy><![CDATA[category]]></wp:term_taxonomy> <wp:term_slug><![CDATA[sub-category-1]]></wp:term_slug> <wp:term_parent><![CDATA[test-category-1]]></wp:term_parent> <wp:term_name><![CDATA[Sub Category 1]]></wp:term_name> </wp:term>
Try using get_the_terms() instead of get_the_category(). The latter is for the default “category” taxonomy only, not custom taxonomies you register yourself. See developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/get_the_terms