By analysis, your code maybe you should try Flush permalinks (This may solve this issue) because when we create custom post type in WordPress we should use flush_rewrite_rules() or manually update permalinks. Hope it will solve this issue.
call_user_func_arry is a PHP function call back with array of parameters. Nothing mush to do with that. Your function theme_settings_page is not defined. So please define that function and you will get rid of the error. Illustrated below… //admin pannel function theme_settings_init(){ register_setting( ‘theme_settings’, ‘theme_settings’ ); } //افزودن تنظیمات به منوی پیشخوان function add_settings_page() { … Read more
Page For Specific Posts
Is the date when a theme was activated stored?
only the first post is shown
WordPress allows you to have multiple headers and footers which come in handy in situations like this. You can achieve this by simply creating footer files called something like “footer-one.php” and “footer-two.php” than where ever you would like to call the secondary footer in your theme file, like for example your “home-page.php” you simply include … Read more
Solution was the following: I had to alter my archive-product.php template file as this one is more specific in the template hierarchy than the index.php one. The archive-product.php took the overhand, so changing my index.php did not have any effect on my shop archive page. I copied the archive-product.php template file in my child theme … Read more
create loop for the_content()
$options = get_option( ‘textdomain_settings’ ); ?> <input type=”checkbox” name=”textdomain_settings[textdomain_checkbox_field_0]” <?php checked( $options[‘textdomain_checkbox_field_0’], 1 ); ?> value=”1″> <?php Use this settings under Callback Field Function or you can generate code form here for settings api directly.
If you want posts, try using get_posts, https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/get_posts/