I think you should use single_template filter hook to load your template from a subdirectory. The full code will be like below- function the_dramatist_get_custom_post_type_template($single_template) { global $post; if ($post->post_type == ‘your_post_type’) { // Your post type directory with the post type template file name $single_template = dirname( __FILE__ ) . ‘/post-type-template.php’; } return $single_template; } … Read more
If you take a look into the codex page for get_header() function, you will notice that WordPress automatically adds a header- prefix to your call. For example, using this: get_header(‘sample’); Will search for the header-sample.php file. So, in your case, you should name your header file header-headerremoved.php and then call it the following way: get_header(‘headerremoved’);
Old question, but maybe my answer will help someone. Short answer is: use load_template() function with full file server path as first argument passed to it. Long answer: get_header() using the function locate_template() which uses the function load_template() which uses the function require_once(). Thus, to load the header layout from a plugin or any other … Read more
I haven’t tested this but in your archive.php file in the child theme use the following command to output the index.php file contents. <?php get_template_part( ‘index’ ); ?> This way you can have all the code in your index.php file but use it elsewhere preventing the duplication. If you don’t want to create an archive.php … Read more
<?php /* * Create PHP DateTime object from Date Piker Value * this example expects the value to be saved in the format: yymmdd (JS) = Ymd (PHP) */ $format_in = ‘Ymd’; // the format your value is saved in (set in the field options) $format_out=”d-m-Y”; // the format you want to end up with … Read more
Following @CraigWayne’s suggestion to use Query Monitor… Message: “Use of undefined constant term_name – assumed ‘term_name’”. Count: 1. Location: wp-content/themes/elegant/taxonomy-source.php:38. Caller: wp-includes/template-loader.php wp-includes/template-loader.php:74. Component: Core. >>>>> Line 38 in taxonomy-source.php included “” it was objecting to term_name in my taxonomy-source theme file; I changed it to $term = get_queried_object(); followed by name; ?> The takeaway … Read more
I would strongly suggest you use a WordPress page template. At the top of dashboard.php: <?php /** * Template Name: Dashboard */ Now create a page called “Dashboard” and assign it the dashboard template. This way you’re not loading WordPress yourself (nearly always bad) & WordPress & all your plugins will function as normal (creating … Read more
You cannot set a custom template for the latest posts page. This setting is ignored for it. The template that is used for this page is determined by the Template Hierarchy. So if you start at the left for Blog Posts Index Page you’ll see that it uses home.php for its template, if it exists, … Read more
To do this you would indeed have to include some code in the functions.php of your theme. You can use admin_notices to add a note to this specific page like this: add_action( ‘admin_notices’, ‘wpse332074_donotedit’ ); function wpse332074_donotedit () { $screen = get_current_screen(); if ($screen->post_type == ‘page’) { $variable = $_GET[‘post’]; if ($variable == id_of_page_as_integer) { … Read more
If you add sidebar-sidebaraleatorio.php and sidebar-sidebarrecomenda.php sidebar templates to your (child) theme directory, you can then call them with get_sidebar() function. Like so get_sidebar(‘sidebaraleatorio); and get_sidebar(‘sidebarrecomenda);. You can read more about sidebars from the Developer Handbook > Sidebars.