This is because the code uses require_once which only loads and runs the file once. require would fix the problem, but it would actually be better to use get_template_part() instead. This would allow you to use template filters, block templates, and child themes. get_template_part( string $slug, string $name = null, array $args = array() ): … Read more
The template option has been moved here in WordPress 6.1:
The way I see it you have two options here: Pass the id to a custom template and then create a custom wp_query loop and use $_GET[‘id’] as the id of the loop. For Example: <?php /* Template Name: Pop Up View */ //get id from your url $id=$_GET[‘id’]; //start custom loop $query = new … Read more
How to limit block activity (insertion/deletion) to inside of a Block Template on the Admin Screen?
That is a much bigger topic than can be addressed here. Please take a look at the WordPress Codex entry on Theme Development Generally speaking, you break the HTML into a header, footer, and content area. The header goes into header.php, the footer goes into footer.php and the content area goes into index.php or another, … Read more
The widths are the same the problem is that you have this in your compressed.css – Line 55: .column { float: left; margin: 0 10px; padding: 0; } Whenever you float your column left you lose your max-width as it becomes inline. Fix that fix your website. The homepage content, or all the content is … Read more
If you’ve created a Custom Post Type, then WordPress should be able to handle this for you automagically. Check the Template Hierarchy. Instead of creating a “Page” and trying to paginate that, create archive-{post_type}.php instead. That file will be used as the index file for your CPT, and will show up automatically at http://yoursite.com/news. You’ve … Read more
Refer to the Template Hierarchy Codex entry. The template hierarchy for the blog posts index is as follows: home.php index.php There is no case where the blog posts index will use a page template, either the default page template or a custom page template. The determination is controlled by wp-includes\template-loader.php. Refer to Line 31: elseif … Read more
You should paste that code in the header.php file. Just before the closing code . And that should be done. And if it is asking for pasting the code in the template then find the specific page where you want to place it. There may be different template for different page.
Since your client is not sharing any code what so ever, there is no genuine way for us to help you with this question (which should have been closed initially since it’s centered around a third-party plugin). Now, with that being said, to troubleshoot this, I would look into the following: Check if your CSS … Read more