No. The only revision system wordpress has is for the post content and maybe title. Comments suggested using revision systems when you make code level changes at your site, but even before that you should use a backup tool and backup the site before doing any changes.
In a nutshell it’s really done with shortcodes but many themes use a visual builder so you don’t really need to know the shortcodes. One of the most used visual builder is Visual Composer plugin.
I think you might not need multiple loops to get your data into your template. As I understood it, it’s a matter of sorting. You want to sort your posts so that posts with premium-franchisor set to 1 appear first. You can already do this using WP_Query. This is how your arguments array could look … Read more
The WP in their URLs is not related to WordPress, it’s just a shorthand for WebPage. These types all have the type WebPageElement as parent. In my opinion, using WebPageElement or one of its sub-types (like WPHeader etc.) is pointless for general web pages (there are some special cases and non-HTML contexts where it might … Read more
Whilst you’re correct in saying WP will only scan directories 1 level deep for templates, since 4.4 you have complete control over the theme_page_templates filter (you can now add to as well as remove from the list): add_filter( ‘theme_page_templates’, function( $templates ) { $templates[‘page-templates/another/directory/template.php’] = ‘Another Directory Template’; return $templates; });
The headers have to be read without the files being executed. The files are parsed to extract the headers without executing the php code they contain.
No you don’t remove it from /wp-includes/post-template.php. This is a WordPress core file and you should never edit any WordPress core file. The answer is talking about removing the call of wp_link_pages function within a template file. Which template file to edit depends on the theme and the URL you are visiting. Typically it should … Read more
The conditional you use to output get_template_part(‘content’, ‘none’); is only triggered if there is no post in the main loop, for example, when a category has no posts in it: if (have_posts()){ while(have_posts()) { the_post(); // If the category has a post and we are on a category page, then show the posts get_template_part(‘content’, ‘archive’); … Read more
As stated in the docs, if the quicktag <!–more–> is used in a post to designate the “cut-off” point for the post to be excerpted, the_content() tag will only show the excerpt up to the <!–more–> quicktag point on non-single/non-permalink post pages. WordPress adds <span id=”more-‘ . $post->ID . ‘”></span> to the content in this … Read more
The Template Hierarchy only covers what’s listed here. So there is no filename you can give a template for it to be automatically used by default. However, it is possible to add your own logic to the template hieararchy with the page_template_hierarchy hook. So using this hook, you could check if the current page being … Read more