Does anybody know how to generate pages in wordpress, with php code as a content using a plugin?
For example the; the plugin will create landing pages, without the use of wordpress pages or custom posts. Just in the backend settings, it can add/modify/delete pages.
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I am developing WordPress plugin that can be generated pages with elementor template. After generating pages, I want to change the content of page from plugin without accessing elementor UI.
Pages generating part has been completed.
Now my problem is changing elementor widget content according to plugin settings when submitting plugin settings.
I have gone through the elementor developer documentation and still couldn't find a solution.
Elementor save entire page content in one database row of WordPress database.
IT would be really appreciated if anyone has a solution with this from elementor side or database side.
I am developing a wordpress theme for the first time. I have done pretty much everything I need to do except the pagination.
I know that by default, wordpress will load 10 pages on homepage. I did my research on how to create load more button for wordpress themes and all I am seeing involves downloading a plugin called "Ajax" from the wordpress store.
But that means there won't be any pagination if the user doesn't download the plugin.
In other words, all I'm saying is that I want to create a theme with a load more pagination baked into it.
Can anyone help me out with this.
Thanks.
I currently have a Wordpress website and have a page in the site that is not Wordpress. I have an admin menu on this page that connects back to mysql and I have a plugin installed on Wordpress that I would like to be accessed inside of this non wordpress page. They both use the same sql database. The page that is not a wordpress page is html, php. I am just wondering how I can do this. Thank you.
I need to use the main navigation menu from a wordpress page on a non-wordpress page so that the menu can update on the non-wordpress page dynamically.
I want to be able to update the menu on the wordpress backend, and have it automatically update on the non-wordpress page.
What would be a good approach for accomplishing this?
Thanks!
It's possible to include WordPress on a page without using a WordPress theme. Add this to the top of your file (and make sure the path to wp-load.php is correct):
<?php
define('WP_USE_THEMES', false);
require('wordpress/wp-load.php');
?>
I've done this before when I want to tap into useful WordPress stuff (like a contact form plugin) on a page that isn't on the WordPress part of my website.
I am new to using Wordpress as a developer as opposed to just using the dashbord but am struggling to understand a few things and would really appreciate some help.
For a site that does not require a blog - do you just create custom/specific page templates for each page that your site requires?
If so - presumably you code the content directly. But then how does the client edit their website's about page or any other page for example - because doing it through the dashboard isn't going to use the necessary CSS hooks without using classes, id's and HTML?
As a beginner to Wordpress - I can't see that posts are used on sites that don't have a blog, but am I correct or is using posts the way a client can edit content on their site, but just have posts styled to look like normal content?
Or am I wrong in thinking a company (I am starting as an intern at a web dev company that use WordPress) provides the tools or at least configures WordPress to enable the client to change content?
Any help getting me to understand the basic concept and way a developer would create a custom WordPress site would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance.
You can use page.php. In WordPress everyone create at least one custom template type to get wider design for custom pages.
You can refer here for more info.
Use Advanced Custom Fields with page templates. Say you are making an About page, call that template about and select that template in the backend editor. Once you save the page, the acf fields will show up and you can populate the content.
ACF: https://www.advancedcustomfields.com/
Page Templates: https://developer.wordpress.org/themes/template-files-section/page-template-files/page-templates/