Posted the breadcrumbs in the wrong template page, moved to the correct page after suggestion from WebElaine to check which template was being used by placing: <!– <?php global $template; print_r($template); ?> –> In the header.php file, which allowed me to view the template being used via source.
This data is not passed into Gutenberg by default. You should create custom REST API endpoint and data store. This article might help with some code examples.
You need to read the documentation, get_sidebar(): Includes the sidebar template for a theme or if a name is specified then a specialised sidebar will be included. Its purpose is to load sidebar.php. It does not output widgets. To output widgets you need to use dynamic_sidebar(): <?php dynamic_sidebar( ‘sidebar-1’ ); ?> That will output the … Read more
IF you look at all the templates included in your question, the reason becomes obvious: You’re outputting the sidebar twice. In index.php you use get_sidebar(), which loads sidebar.php. In that template you’re outputting the widgets: <aside id=”secondary” class=”widget-area”> <?php dynamic_sidebar( ‘sidebar-1′ ); ?> </aside><!– #secondary –> You’re also using get_footer(), which loads footer.php. In that … Read more
The content for a dynamic sidebar is whatever widgets are added to that sidebar from the backend. Look at wp-admin->Appearance->Widgets. The actual code for those widgets could come from WordPress itself, a plugin, or your theme. But… The content that i am interested in goes inbetween the < div class=”visual”> and the < div class=”visual-holder”> … Read more
Test whether on a single post. If so, get a user object by the current posts’ author ID and echo its display_name property: if ( is_single() ) { global $post; $author = get_userdata( $post->post_author ); echo $author->display_name; }
The dynamic sidebar code you are using uses the page title of the topmost page to name the sidebar. get_the_title finds the title of the page you are on, not the topmost page title. You need a function that tells you the title of the topmost page in a page hierarchy. /** * Get the … Read more
The short answer is you can’t. The long answer is that there are plenty of options to do so, but they’re all extremely convoluted, bug-prone, and most assuredly not anything you want to be looking into if you’re not a sophisticated PHP hacker who can gore through the WP code base blind-folded. If you are, … Read more
Look for unclosed elements like a div tag or unordered list tag which looks something like this: /div> /ul> You’ve got 30 errors on the page and about 4 unclosed elements. You can test any url using http://validator.w3.org/ Here’s some of the results: Error Line 1277, Column 7: End tag for body seen, but there … Read more
Just check Apperances>Widgets Under footer4 inside text you can find the HTML form you need to edit. You can find more in Function Reference/dynamic sidebar