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page template call sequence?

highaltitudearcher — Sun, 13 Mar 2016 08:14:53 +0000

Hello,

I’m relatively new to wordpress, but not new at all to coding.

I’m trying to understand how child themes work (or don’t as the case may be). I have used a child theme to extend a theme I purchased, and for the most part all is well.

What I want to do next is to develop a filter to remove posts from the “latest news” page. I found all the necessary documents about query_posts and The Loop.

It would appear that the relevant code is in page.php, and yet, when I copy the page.php from the parent to my child, and add in some markers (e.g. a comment, so that I can prove my child is getting executed), I can tell that the code is still coming from the original parent theme.

So my question is this: What incantation do I need to do (I guess in functions.php) to register the child version of pages.php as being more important than the parent version?

Using custom field to overwrite default H1

CaptRobovski — Mon, 29 Jul 2013 19:04:27 +0000

Hi Ahortin,

Firstly, just want to say how great your theme is. I’m familiar with WordPress but new to actually building a site with it, so it’s been really handy having a lightweight yet powerful theme to work with.

I’ve got a couple of questions I’m having trouble with but I’ll spread them into separate posts as they might help others in future.

I’d like to change the default H1 heading that appears on a page (i.e. the page title) by using a custom field. By default WordPress puts whatever I put as the Page Title as an H1 Heading. I’d like to swap this out for a keyword optimised heading instead. I know I could add the desired content as a page title, manually amend the slug and create a custom menu, but that’s messy for the page admin.

I’ve read that you can use a custom field and amend the Pages.php file to display the custom field in place of the H1 heading. However, I can’t work out how to do this with the Quark theme. I’ve read elsewhere that I’d need to edit Functions.php, but I can’t fathom that either!

Here’s the links I’ve been trying to work from. Any ideas?

Using pages.php: https://www.getwpress.com/seo/h1-hack-for-wordpress-pages/

Using functions.php: https://halgatewood.com/wordpress-function-check-for-h1-custom-field/
Many thanks,

Rob

How to Access Dynamic Page Id’s

Wed, 16 Sep 2009 20:52:29 +0000

I understand that there is a main template and a template for single pages. M site uses the index.php and page.php for the pages I have set up. I also understand that dynamic numbers are assigned to these pages to help identify them. What I want is to customize (if nothing else just by changing the image) to all 4 of my pages.

I have created a additional sidebar2.php and was about to add that to the page.php but I don’t see how to access or customize my CSS to my other pages (id’s are 2, 8 and 11).

Previous | Next on page.php

millsy — Sun, 14 Dec 2008 23:04:02 +0000

On my pages I have previous and next links for all of my post pages using the code.

However I also have wordpress pages and would like to add previous/next links to allow for design consistency. However the pages.php file doesnt have the ‘previous_post’ code included to use.

What can I do?

excluding sidebar

Wed, 16 Jul 2008 16:24:17 +0000

I’ve looked at several sources, read many things but, come away still confused. I have a site I’m trying to modify. I want to create a series of pages within the site that will not have a sidebar and, I’m stumped as to how best to go about it.

I understand I can use an “exclude” but, since my theme doesn’t have a pages.php, don’t I also have to create one in order for the layout to have something to render with or to?

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Thank you in advance