bp_current_component() does not necessarily return a boolean – it returns false if not in a BP component, but will return the name of the component otherwise, as a string. Internally, BP uses the function bp_is_blog_page() to do what you’re asking – if it returns true, it’s not a BP page.
Might be a difference in query methods. This is a simpler way to query a page’s content and can be used multiple times in a template without each query conflicting with each other. <?php $my_query = new WP_Query(‘page_id=2’); ?> <?php while ($my_query->have_posts()) : $my_query->the_post(); ?> <?php the_content(); ?> <?php endwhile; ?>
If you want to do this for every link from List Category Posts, you can add this to your theme’s css file: .lcp_catlist a { text-decoration: underline; } Check this answer for more details on new features that can help you customize even more: Since version 0.23 of the List Category Posts plugin, you can … Read more
get_ancestors() will return the full parent page ID hierarchy for a given page ID which you could check against.
Since I don’t know the complete scope of the project I can only give a suggestion on what I would do. Since you will be using a page for placing the 3 images with title and excerpt, I’d create a custom page template that has two loops. The first loop would use query_posts to bring … Read more
Untested, but I’d start with something like this: add_action( ‘wp’, ‘your_function’, 3 ); function your_function(){ if ( is_page_template( ‘some-template.php’ ) ) { if( some condition ) locate_template( array( ‘some-other-template.php’ ), true ); else return; } else return; }
I always name them like so: page-name.php; This keeps my page templates nicely together + in some cases this can make your code easier, for example… <?php // Get the file called loop-page.php get_template_part( ‘loop’, ‘page’ ); ?> A quick Google revealed also this http://wp.tutsplus.com/tutorials/organizing-and-naming-your-themes-template-files-for-clarity-and-convenience/ Cheers
Use home.php, that’s the template for the list of newest blog posts. It will not affect the URL. If you go to wp-admin/options-reading.php and choose a page for Posts page – this page will use home.php. So create a static page, assign the URL /blog/ and select it in the settings. WordPress will take care … Read more
Renaming the file header-bog.php and using <?php get_header( ‘blog’);?> works perfectly.
Template hierarchy consist of templates, but not every template file is necessarily in hierarchy. Essentially hierarchy determines entry points (one of matching templates with pre-defined name structure), but from there template can further load additional arbitrary files. page-templates directory holds custom templates for pages (is_page() branch in hierarchy). It’s recent development that they can now … Read more