The file where you could delete the text is index.php This is the line containing the text, so you could remove this line. <h2 class=”section-title”><?php echo esc_html__( ‘Blog’, ‘catch-vogue’ ); ?></h2> For future reference, if you were to update the theme at a later date when an update becomes available from the theme author, the … Read more
You can add a custom CSS via the customizer (or via code). Chrome can also show you what your site will look like in print mode (see links at the bottom). Something like the following would generate a nice page for printing: @media print{ #custom-header{ background:#fff; } #custom-header > img, a.scrollup, a.scrollup:visited, .wp-travel-related-posts, #footer-widgets{ display:none … Read more
You can integrate your PHP file into WordPress with various ways like you can create a plugins and activate plugins and then you get all your PHP file accessible to WP functions. It’s bit dirty but in your case if you wish you add require_once(rtrim($_SERVER[‘DOCUMENT_ROOT’], “https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/”) . ‘/wp-load.php’); on top of the files or if … Read more
I was looking for the same thing. This Answer by SkyShab did the trick. Posted below for convenience. wp.data.dispatch(‘core/editor’).editPost( {template: “template-name.php”} )
Looking at the pre_get_posts hook, the problem becomes apparent, the $Format variable is being pulled out of thin air: function get_all_terms($query) { if(empty($Format)) $Format=”test 1″; echo $Format; This variable is undefined, you cannot declare a variable in one file then use it in in other places like this. To do that you have to declare … Read more
WordPress conditional functions will not tell you which template file is used. They tell you what the current request is for. Which file is loaded for that type of request is determined by the template hierarchy. So, is_search() will tell you if search.php is being used if the current request is a search, and the … Read more
What you downloaded was not a replacement for WordPress, it was a theme. Themes need to go inside the wp-content/themes folder. Once a theme folder is placed correctly it should appear as an option in the theme menu in WP Admin where you can preview and activate it. In the meantime, you need to reinstall … Read more
Would my index and page files be correct in outputting the content like this? No. If you attempt to search, or browse posts by tag or category, then you won’t see any posts because your index.php file doesn’t loop through any posts, according to your description. All templates in the template hierarchy should use the … Read more
Joey, When you have a child theme you have the ability to take specific templates from the parent theme, copy the file into your child theme and then make edits. The template file in your child theme will override what the one in the parent theme is doing. Using WooCommerce as an example, if we … Read more
You are establishing a redirect for all requests for a visitor, including /account: Request to /, user is not logged in – redirect to /account. Request to /account, user is not logged in – redirect to /account. Request to /account, user is not logged in – redirect to /account. (etc.) To break the loop, perform … Read more