get_template_directory_uri(), as the name suggests, gets the URI of the theme. You want the filesystem path, which is get_template_directory(): <?php require get_template_directory() . ‘/woocommerce/single-product/test.php’ ?> Better yet, use the WordPress template loading system: <?php locate_template( ‘woocommerce/single-product/test.php’, true /* Locate AND load the file */ ) ?>
Most likely your images outputted to the_content() were added manually via the Media button in the admin. You should be able to add your own class from that point. The default class are added by the WP system when choosing alignment, etc in the Insert Media modal.
Sounds like $my_theme_option has no ‘custom_sidebars’ index, if you’ve remove it, it does not exist anymore. just add a if isset() around it, just like you did at around the for loop Also you don’t need to check for functions like register_sidebar to exist if they are older then 2 years. EDIT: DONT USE GLOBALS! … Read more
You haven’t quite got a grip on the switch statement, read up here. $template = get_post_meta( get_the_ID(), ‘_my_theme_post_template’, true ); switch ( $template ) { case ‘template-2’: get_template_part( ‘inc/post-loops/template-1’ ); break; case ‘template-1’: get_template_part( ‘inc/post-loops/template-2’ ); break; default: // Neither values matched, do something else? break; }
What about calling another content part above the sidebar and the post content block with a col-md-12 class. Call the Loop inside there with only the thumbnail and meta / any information you want there. Then you call the rest of the post in the other content part which has a col-md-8 class and is … Read more
It depends on the license in the theme so read carefully. _S and Roots.io are good starter themes. Otherwise, a good place to look is Google.
Credit goes to @PieterGoosen You cannot mix syntax, if you start with if () :, then you need to end with endif, not with a curly bracket. You also cannot use both at the same time like if () : { and then } endif <article id=”post-<?php the_ID(); ?>” <?php post_class(); ?>> <header class=”entry-header”> <?php … Read more
Your argument is wrong. It is theme_location not theme-location. The underscore matters. Also, what you are doing with esc_html__() is overly complicated. You aren’t passing HTML through the function, and I am fairly sure you never should pass HTML for this, just a string. All you need is __()
I guess you wanted to enqueue all the files in your css and js directory of your theme. Thats the reason you are trying to use the scandir(). get_template_directory_uri() returns URL not the directory path. You need to use get_template_directory() for directory. If you wanted to do that, then do it in functions.php function enqueue_all_front_resources(){ … Read more
You should increase upload_max_filesize in your php.ini file. If you use cPanel based control panel, you can create file called php.ini in your public_html dir, and put upload_max_filesize = 15M there. Other way it to tell your hosting provider to increase your max upload limit.