Static Frontpage Pagination – Custom loop
I created a custom content template, assigned it to a page and coded the query.
I created a custom content template, assigned it to a page and coded the query.
is possible to get images added to a post programmatically? I am working on custom template (my first) and I need to display Images added to a post in specific way.(first image as title image and the rest of imgs only render into hidden img tags (will be visible through lightbox slideshow).
I’m trying to create a new wordpress template and inside it I added a Control Panel, inside this control panel there is an option that allows user to choose where he want’s to place a on a map, I try to explain: user can set div’s left and top attributes via control panel.
Now I know how to add an iframe that can show a preview of the changes but it doesn’t work as I would like (how to add the preview? read here: Modify CSS via Theme Control Panel) What I would like to add is a real time preview. As soon as the user modify TOP or LEFT attribute preview has to show what it is happening without showing it to “live” blog.
I have a custom post type paper defined in my WordPress plugin that I show along with standard posts in the main query via:
I’m working on a child theme, I strongly prefer not to override the main template files in order to maintain simplicity of the child theme as well as minimize the amount of code and maintenance over time.
PROBLEM: I’am trying to prevent execution of default WordPress query for custom category template. I have found a possible solution, but looks like it preventing execution of all post queries:
This has most probably been asked before, but I really need to show WooCommerce products in my template, but I don’t know what hooks to add where. It’s my first time working with WooCommerce.
I want to add a new custom “product type” to woocommerce plugin: Tried to duplicate one of currently exist product type files (woocommerce template structure) as a new file (file name and inside commented name) but not worked! Answers: Thank you for visiting the Q&A section on Magenaut. Please note that all the answers may … Read more
Some plugins use the 'template', 'option_template' and 'option_stylesheet' to dynamically serve (alternative) wordpress templates. For example, Nathan Rice’s ServeDefaultToIESix.
For Example –
I want to add page templates to a theme directly from the plugin. The idea is that the template would show up in the dropdown under Page Attributes, and all the code would need to be in the plugin.