So, it appears that I was correct that the issue was that the id “page_template” was no longer being passed. To solve this, all I have done is applied some Javascript (using the admin_enqueue_scripts function) which adds the id “page_template” to the radio button that has been selected.
The action field of the search form refers to https://startupsagainstcorona.com, which is the root of the web server. However, apparently WordPress is installed at https://startupsagainstcorona.com/solutions, which is where the action field should refer to.
Found the solution: functions.php: add_action(‘init’, ‘wp_university_full_rewrite’); function wp_university_full_rewrite() { add_rewrite_rule( ‘university/([^/]*)/?$’, ‘index.php?pagename=university&uni_name=$matches[1]’, ‘top’); } add_filter(‘query_vars’, ‘wp_university_full_query_vars’); function wp_university_full_query_vars( $query_vars ) { $query_vars[] = ‘uni_name’; return $query_vars ; } function get_data_with_query( $name_query ) { $data = []; global $wpdb; $data = $wpdb->get_row(“SELECT * FROM table WHERE name=””.$name_query.”””, ARRAY_A ); return $data; } custom_template.php: <?php $name_pull = … Read more
First, you’ve got a heck of an obvious coding error in every one of your wp_enqueue_style calls: you have spaces in your quotations. Furthermore, because you are choosing not to call the wp_head() method, the hook of the same name will not be called. That hook, in turn, calls the wp_enqueue_scripts method, which calls the … Read more
Default Template Selected After Changes in Elementor [closed]
Okey so what I did was not using a WordPress theme template and instead deploying the app how I normally would without WP (e.g. create the folder /my-apps/my-app and put the index and htaccess file in there). After that I wrapped the index.php manually with require ‘../../wp-load.php’; in the template functions (get_header() etc.)
Redirect template based on permalink rather than $wp_query
Remove post templates from the selection box menu when creating a single post
Can I add a default Block to my custom theme?
You can actually achieve anything with wordpress. But by design, wordpress is not a CMS with a built-in feature that it offers multiple editable areas of which you can classify and manage the content for while being able to configure those in layouts that are understand by the theme. Not even the default one. As … Read more