Through trial and error, I was ultimately able to determine that this error is due to a conflict with the My Calendar plugin.

Thank You

I just added a check in the code, i do not want the last post image in my sidebar on archive pages.

if (!is_single()) return;

in plain words the is_single, and is_feed is called too soon and breaks the head script to be correctly injected, therefore breaking the whole page head.

./wp-content/plugins/ginger/front/gingerfront.core.php: if (is_feed()) return;

I’d like to know how to identify whether the current page is showing the event calendar or not, so that I can highlight the appropriate menu item in my main nav menu.

I’ve just installed The Events Calendar to a WP site I’m developing locally (on a laptop running MAMP), so it’s not publicly visible yet. I have instead provided a link to a live version of the site I will be replacing (which is just straight HTML + Bootstrap site); the new version I am working on uses very similar nav menu markup and CSS, so you can see what I’m talking about.

In my nav menu, I use a custom WP menu creation function (because I use Bootstrap) to assign the “active” class to the current page’s nav menu link. This lets me specially highlight that menu item in CSS (i.e. instead of light grey, it’s in bright white with an underline). I noticed, however, that the is_page() PHP function does not return true when I go to the page with the events calendar. So when I go to the events calendar in the WP version I’m developing, all nav menu links show up in grey with no active class assigned.

Since the events calendar technically does not seem to generate a page (i.e. no “events” page is created or shown in Pages in the WP Admin Panel), it makes sense that is_page() would not return true. However… how can I get my nav menu code to know to add the active class to the event calendar nav menu item? For instance, is there a way to do this with a function like is_single(), and if so, what would be the parameter to identify the event calendar? Or do I have to resort to manually doing some string manipulations with the URL?

Thanks!

Peace,
Brian

P.S. In case it helps, I added the events calendar to the nav menu as a Custom Link in Appearance > Menus in the admin panel. It did not appear as a Page or in Events for me there, so I went the Custom Link route.

<?php
if(is_single()){
the_post_thumbnail('large-thumbnail');
the_content();
}else{
the_post_thumbnail('small-thumbnail');
echo get_the_excerpt();
?>
<a>">Read more&raquo;</a>
<?php } ?>

single.php:

<article>
        <div class="single_post_content">
            <h5><?php the_title(); ?></h5>

            <?php
            get_template_part('content');
            ?>
        </div>
    </article>

I can put each one on the same template and they both show, using

<?php get_footer( ‘pillpack’ ); ?>

or

<?php get_footer(); ?>

so i know the above code is working

What I’m trying to do is have the footer-pillpack.php show on only one page called: https://a1medicalsupply.us/pillpack/

And footer.php show on every other page.

Here is my code that I am putting on my page.php file

<?php
if ( is_home() ) :
get_footer();
elseif ( is_single( ‘pillpack’ ) ) :
get_footer( ‘pillpack’ );
else :
get_footer();
endif;
?>

It’s not working. The footer.php file is showing on every page including the https://a1medicalsupply.us/pillpack/ page.

I’m new to this… Any one know what I’m doing wrong?

E.g. if I’ve divided comments into pages, with 10 comments per page. Then the previous comments page doesn’t return true for is_single();

https://domain.com/hello-world/comment-page-3/#comments

which condition should we use for this page?

I want all pages except my front page to display a shorter version of my logo. My theme is the latest version of Divi.

I have successfully done this on all my pages but I am wondering if there is an easier way because as of right now, when I add a new page or project to my website I’m going to have to go into my header.php and add the page or project to the code. Here is what I’ve done so far:

<?php
     //This is targeting the page with the id 80.
     } elseif ( is_page( '80' ) ) {
?>
       <div class="logo_container">
         <span class="logo_helper"></span>
         <a href="<?php echo esc_url( home_url( '/' ) ); ?>">
           <img class="custom-logo" src="PATH TO LOGO" />
         </a>
       </div>

I repeated this for every page using the method above, and every project using is_single and archive pages using is_archive. I understand there’s probably not a way to target all pages (except front page) but is there a way to target all projects at once so when I add a new project I won’t have to add the id to the header.php file?

Thanks so much, guys!

if (!is_single() || get_post_type() == 'post') {
function add_form_to_post( $content ) {
    $custom_content = '[contact-form-7 id="73" title="Blogger Response"]';
    $content.= $custom_content;
    return $content;
}
add_filter( 'the_content', 'add_form_to_post' );
} {
  // blank
}