From reading this article I decided to create a post-show.php file and point to that in my get_custom_template function. Then, I took the meat of the post-show template – essentially everything but the header and footer – that I had created in the full site editor and created a template part called “show” out of … Read more
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How to Enable Hot Module Replacement with Webpack
This is possible with JavaScript. You have to add an event listener to the checkbox and then show/hide the inputs depending on the checked state. Here is an example: checkbx = document.getElementById(“checkbox-id”) input1 = document.getElementById(“input1-id”) input2 = document.getElementById(“input2-id”) checkbx.addEventListener(“change”, () => { if(checkbx.checked){ input1.style.display = “block”; input2.style.display = “block”; }else{ input1.style.display = “none”; input2.style.display = … Read more
A 404 is the expected behaviour. You’ll find no link to such a URL in the WordPress admin, there’s no functions to generate that URL in code, and there is no possible template for such an archive, as shown in the Template Hierarchy documentation (archive-movie-genres.php is not a valid template). The path /movie-genres alone will … Read more
The examples you’ve seen are out of date. From WordPress 4.5, released in 2016, the proper way to support a custom logo was to register support for the Custom Logo feature in your theme. That link has the full documentation, but the short version is that you use this code to enable the standard logo … Read more
I figured this out while writing the question, but I thought I’d post it anyway since I couldn’t find the answer to this on Google. It turns out I had deleted a page at some point, but I had a menu item that still pointed to that deleted page. That menu item caused all these … Read more
For Case 1: Building from scratch First you need to create the Theme Stylesheet called style.css for registering the theme. Then create the index.php file form your raw HTML index file. After that break down the index.php into header.php, index.php and foter.php to create the primary scaffolding for your theme. Then create functions.php archive.php page.php … Read more
Difficult to say how to implement it exactly without looking at your code. But the idea is to use the $wp_query->current_post variable that is always available in the main query. It would look something like this: <?php if ( have_posts() ) { while ( have_posts() ) { the_post(); global $wp_query; if ( $wp_query->current_post === 0 … Read more
WordPress generates TITLE tag on its own, and you should not add title tag like that into the theme. Here is the article on WordPress Codex on how to add title tag support to the theme: Title Tag. By default, WordPress includes website name in the title tag too, and if you implement it like … Read more