I have created a button using wordpress block editor. I have linked this button to a section. I need this button to be present in the beginning of all my posts.How can I automate it rather than having to make it again and again? I am currently using the jnews theme
I tried installing code snippets but I don't know the right php code to enable this. If anyone could provide the code it would be a great help..
You should edit single post template.
Its path for example is "/wp-content/themes/your_theme/single.php".
Place HTML code of the button to this file.
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I found the following site https://funnelpress.com/elementor-post-not-found-content/
It has two codes but I want two insert them in the 'code snippets' plugin in wordpress.
Can somebody help me how to insert them?
Thanks
Code Snippets is an easy method to run PHP code into your WordPress site. There is no hassle managing PHP code. any time active code & deactivate code there.
Now we learn how to insert code into WordPress via the code snippets plugin. We can follow some steps to do the task. So, let's start.
At first log in to your WordPress website and install the Code Snippets plugin and Active it.
Find Snippets Menu and click Add New. After Clicking shows a page like a screenshot.
Provide a snippet title and paste code into the code section.
After Paste code then select where your code run. I think nothing changed here. Default select Run snippet everywhere.
We can set code priority, description & tags. We can note down about code in the description & set tag. Tags are separated by a comma(,).
After finishing all steps then click Save Changes and Active button.
After clicking the button then show a message Snippet added and actived.
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I have a problem, I would like to create a form on wordpress manually but I cannot attach a php file to my wordpress page.
How to do ?
There are several ways to achieve this.
Create a child-theme from your theme and then create an individual template for the form (https://developer.wordpress.org/themes/advanced-topics/child-themes/). If the form is a page, then just copy the page.php file to the childtheme, renamte ist to page-form.php and then edit it. See https://developer.wordpress.org/themes/template-files-section/page-template-files/ for more information. Afterwards you can change the template in wordpress. Do not forget to sanitize form inputs (https://developer.wordpress.org/themes/theme-security/data-sanitization-escaping/)
Install a form plugin
This is the solution I would prefer if your usecase allows this. I am using wpforms, but I have not checked for alternative plugins the last two years. There may be others that could work for you better.
Create a shortcode for the PHP code, then paste the shortcode on the page where you want to put the form.
Reference:
https://codex.wordpress.org/Shortcode_API
https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/add_shortcode/
I'm trying to get on developing websites on Wordpress for easier management for the future admins.
I have created a bootstrap theme on my own. I got all the pages smoothly into Wordpress and are now easy to edit. However I have this one page which has tables, buttons, glyphicons and once I click the "graphic" view while editing the page it breaks it.
So I was thinking that that won't do and I decided to create a new plugin to fix this problem. A simple plugin which has few textboxes on the admin settings page and then just prints the texts on the page where I want them to go.
However I tried to look for tutorials and I'm just overwhelmed. I have gotten my plugin to work somewhat. It has a admin setup page and it can print customized text to a page where my shortcode is. Thanks to this post!
However, I still don't know what to do from this point on.
My question is: Could you help me by giving me an example code to get the same kind of textbox to my plugin's admin page as I have while editing/adding new pages (with graphic view) which saves the text and displays it on a page.
I have no idea if this is the way to go but I can't think of anything else right now. I was thinking that the settings page has a couple of textboxes and the text in them goes where I want it to go on a page. So the future admin won't see the unnecessary html code and therefore can't break it.
I would abandon the "plugin" idea. There are several more elegant ways to do this besides writing a plugin.
By far the easiest to implement is this:
1. Store the html in a "Custom Field" https://codex.wordpress.org/Custom_Fields
2. Display the contents in your page (or post) template https://codex.wordpress.org/Custom_Fields#Displaying_Custom_Fields
I'm using Chameleon Theme from eleganttheme.com for my site project. See at onthegoventuresng.com and I want to display a form below the 3 blurbs content areas on the homepage.
I spoke with the customer support, they said that's beyond the support they can provide for the theme. I was advised to seek a 3rd party help for the theme customization.
Meanwhile, I know it's the theme's homepage file home.php
I installed Google Form plugin with the intent that the form should display below the content areas on the homepage.
Pls how do I go about this any code to insert will be appreciated.
If you know where to add the code in home.php, you can try adding this:
<?php do_shortcode('[wpgform id="xx"]'); ?>
Replace xx with your form id, and make sure you're adding that outside of any other php tags.
This will run the shortcode to display your form through the do_shortcode function: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/do_shortcode/
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How can I to create a custom page in Wordpress 3.0. Give me any link of tutorial.
WordPress provides a clever way to do this called Custom Page Templates. To create a WordPress Page Template, you’ll need to use your text editor. Go to the directory on your server where you installed WordPress, and then navigate to the directory of your theme. Usually that looks something like this: “/wp-content/themes/default” where “default” is your theme name.
That’s where you will create your custom page template file. Create a file called “cover_page.php” and add the following code to it:
<?php
/*
Template Name: Cover Page
*/
?>
<?php get_header(); ?>
Here's my cover page!
<?php get_footer(); ?>
more details read this
http://www.expand2web.com/blog/custom-page-template-wordpress/
To add to the answers above, one good way is to open a text editor (I like notepad++) and copy and paste the content of the page.php file into a new file, including the php template name code in one of the previous examples.
Call it something unique (like custom_page1.php ) and upload this file via ftp to your active theme folder inside your wordpress install on your server. You can use filezilla for this or another FTP program.
Refresh your editor page in wordpress and you should see your template listed with the others on the right.
Now when you publish a page you can choose this template from the dropdown menu on the side panel.
You can use the Page Template feature of wordpress to create a custom page.
First create page using pages->add new.Then,give title (for e.g. aboutus). Then click
Publish on right side of the window(no content is needed for the custom page).
Then,on left side of window click Appearance->Menus.
In menus window,on left side you will see Pages heading,in that click Most Recent and
check aboutus page. Then it will be shown on right side window.
Then,on left above Pages heading, you will see Custom Links, in that enter # in URL textbox
and aboutus in Label textbox. Then click Add to Menu button.
Done. You will see the menu as custom on right side of the window and then click save menu
button at the bottom right.
Then to check, on left top of the window click the website or your blog name. You will see
the menu. Click on it. No changes will occur.
That's it, done!
Here are some plugins you can use while creating what you need then you can turn them off or remove them.
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/theme-file-duplicator/
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/theme-file-maker/
Very easy way to do what you need.
This is a very simple part of WordPress theme development, I suggest giving the documentation (the WordPress Codex) a good read before going any further. There are also a tonne of great WordPress tutorial sites out there that will get you heading in the right direction.