I am curious and in need of working with php template (archive in my case).
How can I use this plugin to display wordpress comments template with form on each post on archive page which is also home page and category, tags etc page ?
Thank you.
]]>I am using Elementor, on a child Astra theme, and I am starting to modify your widget, widget-events-list, but have run into a problem.
The issue is that I can change widgets-events-list.php, and that overrides correctly. I then wish to change the event.php which is found in [your-theme]/tribe/events/v2/widgets/widget-events-list/event.php, but all changes are ignored and it uses the origin (found in your plugin folder). I have confirmed this by temporary making changes to your file.
Also when I go to view my home page all the styles change, so I think its not seeing the override css.
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Pod 2 -> fietsroutes
I have a php template to show upcomming fietsroutes from Pod 1(all routes for current week) and some additional info for that route from Pod 2. This all works fine. I want the name of the route in the agenda to be a link to the single related route so visitors can read additional information about that route.
I did find plenty of information on how to do this in a pods template, but not in a php template. Is there a field I can call directly (‘slug’ doesn’t work) or do I have to construct that link from different components?
Thanks in advance,
Bert.
The episode pages have a series of exercises that are generated using a php template (i.e. episode.php). These pages are easily accessible if someone can figure out the url structure (e.g. /beginner/episode-title/). So they could access all my content without paying. I would like to be able to verify if the user has purchased the level for the episode from within the episode.php template.
I know that there is the helper <?php if(Woocommerce_Pay_Per_Post_Helper::has_access()): ?> which can verify if a user has access to the purchased page when we are on the pay-per-post page. Is there way to check if a user has access to a page when we are not on a pay-per-post page. For example, is there a variable which is available outside this page that I could use to validate that the user has access to the episode pages?
]]>Why i want this is because the php template gets overwritten when i have a theme update.I don’t want to use a child theme because of speed performance.
The documentation can be found here:
https://docs.themeum.com/tutor-lms/developers/advanced-course-filter/
thank you
]]>Why i want this is because the php template gets overwritten when i have a theme update.I don’t want to use a child theme because of speed performance.
The documentation can be found here:
https://docs.themeum.com/tutor-lms/developers/advanced-course-filter/
thank you
]]>Why i want this is because the php template gets overwritten when i have a theme update.I don’t want to use a child theme because of speed performance.
The documentation can be found here:
https://docs.themeum.com/tutor-lms/developers/advanced-course-filter/
thank you
]]>Is there a possibility to have different php templates per filter?
like it is possible in blog post categories if you just put the id behind the category.php – like category-01.php, category-21.php, category-23.php and so on…
is that possible? I would really need this 
thx in advance
Chris
I am trying to restrict content for a shortcode inserted in a PHP template.
This is my shortcode: <?php echo do_shortcode(‘[wd_asp id=1]’); ?>
Is there a way to wrap somehow the
[um_show_content roles=’reseller,admin’]XXXXXXX [/um_show_content] around the shortcode?
Thank you very much in advance for any kind of help!
Guillaume
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