I’ve the following code <?php if(have_rows('ore')):?> <?php while( have_rows('ore')): the_row(); $start = get_sub_field('start'); $end = get_sub_field('end'); ?> <?php if( get_row_index() != 1 ){ echo '/'; }?> <?php echo $start;?> – <?php echo $end;?> <?php endwhile;?> <?php endif;?> Which outputs the two fields (“start” & “end”) in this form: 12.00 – 13.00. In case there are … Read more
The WordPress REST API provides an interface for applications to
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Hi there _ Must admit I’m scratching my head!
I want to create a new selectable page template for users that will allow them to identify which pages on the site are “Service” pages (eg plumbing, gas fitting, etc). The template is an exact copy of page.php but includes some JSON LD (schema.org code) for “Service” pages on their website.
i am using a plugin (download monitor) to display downloads via shortcodes. also using an addon for download monitor – gravity forms lock. for that, the shortcode, which i must include in the same post is like this: [dlm_gf_form download_id="download-form-id"] where download-form-id would represent the post meta name.
How can I show the same post content with two different post layouts on two different URLs?
Could somebody provide a code snippet which would show current php version inside the “At a glance” box win WordPress admin? There are plugins but I’d like to do it with a code.
I’m checking posts for a custom block and trying to render the content of those blocks elsewhere in the site via PHP. My method for doing that looks like this:
I’m trying to display the related posts using functions.php: