You can write your own endpoint and use wp_get_themes to get a list of themes via that. Here is a simple one: add_action( ‘rest_api_init’, function () { //Path to rest endpoint register_rest_route( ‘theme_API/v1’, ‘/get_theme_list/’, array( ‘methods’ => ‘GET’, ‘callback’ => ‘theme_list_function’ ) ); }); // Our function to get the themes function theme_list_function(){ // Get … Read more
Out of the box WP relies on Template Hierarchy to resolve and load template. The default assumption is that (most) template are in the root of the theme and follow the naming conventions. Placing template files elsewhere essentially requires rebuilding Template Hierarchy in your code with different assumptions. This used to be crazy inconvenient, but … Read more
That’s actually the default behavior when the post does not have any page breaks (i.e. the <!–nextpage–> tag). More specifically, in redirect_canonical(), WordPress only performs a redirect if the post has the page break tag — and that the page number is invalid (e.g. requesting for page #3 when there are only 2 pages). Otherwise … Read more
On what posts did you expect a trackback? SimpleX should support trackbacks, but displays them in a separate box.
I used whiteboard and Refuled but i think you can take any blank theme, and do some fine tuning to it in order to turn it to your own blank theme. For example, remove functions you dont need from the functions.php file, and make sure to reduce any unused CSS rules and to better reset … Read more
In fact there is, using template_redirect, which you would put in the functions.php file – Here’s what I use: function uniquename_default_template() { if(get_post_type() == ‘posttype’) : /* You could use is_single() instead of get_post_type() == ” or any type of conditional tag) */ include(TEMPLATEDIR . ‘path/to/theme/file.php’); /* You could use TEMPLATEDIR to get a file … Read more
Your parent theme is probably broken. I guess it is using code like this: require_once get_stylesheet_directory() . ‘/admin/options-framework.php’; So it will search in the child theme for files that are present in the parent theme only. It should use get_template_directory() instead.
This is how i set my content directory in wp-config.php // ======================== // Custom Content Directory // ======================== define( ‘WP_CONTENT_DIR’, dirname( __FILE__ ) . ‘/somedir’ ); define( ‘WP_CONTENT_URL’, ‘http://’ . $_SERVER[‘HTTP_HOST’] . ‘/somedir’ );
Your question isn’t terribly clear, because, yes it is possible to change post data programmatically, and you’re on the right track using wp_update_post, but I’m unsure of what the code in your theme’s index.php file is trying to achieve. My assumption is that you want to be able to change the post title from your … Read more
I believe a multisite solution + WooCommerce plugin (which is multisite compatible) would answer to the specifications you have listed. About the multisite installation I strongly recommend you to read: https://codex.wordpress.org/Before_You_Create_A_Network https://premium.wpmudev.org/blog/how-to-build-a-wordpress-multisite-network-with-multiple-domains/ As explained in the tutorial above, you can set different domain names for each of your sites, it just requires an additionnal plugin … Read more