Description #Description. This is for what is displayed at your site’s main URL. Depends on the site’s "Front page displays" Reading Settings ‘show_on_front’ and ‘page_on_front’. If you set a static page for the front page of your site, this function will return true when viewing that page.
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Function Reference/is front page Languages : English • 中文(简体) • العربية • עברית • 日本語 ( Add your language ) I see the following code a lot in index.php files. I understand that is_front_page() returns true when viewing the Site Front Page (whether displaying the blog posts index or a static page), while WordPress stores the content of your posts and pages in the wp_posts table of your database. Because WordPress uses dynamic PHP templates to display your content, it does not store an individual HTML file for each page on your site. Again, this may be confusing if you’re just starting to learn the ins and outs of WordPress. WordPress offers built-in functionality for navigating through posts. Theme developers can use simple links or numbered pagination to indicate the previous page or the next page in a given sequence. WordPress has the ability to split a single post, or a list of posts, into multiple pages for "paged" navigation.
is_page() can be used in the following ways: is_page(198); # (int) ID is_page('198'); # (string) ID is_page('Some Title'); # (string) Title, case-sensitive is_page('some-title'); # (string) Slug is_page( array( 198, 'Some Title', 'some-title') ); # (array) => ID, Title, Slug Description #Description. This is for what is displayed at your site’s main URL. Depends on the site’s "Front page displays" Reading Settings ‘show_on_front’ and ‘page_on_front’. If you set a static page for the front page of your site, this function will return true when viewing that page. 2019-09-04 Page template in subdirectory #Page template in subdirectory. If the page template is located in a subdirectory of the theme (since WP 3.4), prepend the folder name and a slash to the template filename, e.g.: 1. is_page_template ( 'templates/about.php' ); Top ↑. In WordPress, is_page() function return true if the current article is a “PAGE” and similarly is_single() function return true if the current article is “POST”.
In WordPress, you have the option of setting up an Archive page, which displays your past posts in easy-to-navigate categories. You can choose to archive posts by month of publication, subject matter, post authors, or practically any other criteria you prefer. Additionally, you could add an archives widget to your WordPress site’s sidebar or
However, Wordpress function is_home() returns 'true' for the blog page (aka my articles page). That's why you have to place is_home() on the index.php file, is_404() on the 404.php file, and is_page() in the page.php file. Hope that helped – Amit Aug 2 '10 at 5:18 In WordPress, is_page() function return true if the current article is a “PAGE” and similarly is_single() function return true if the current article is “POST”.
Jag är inte bekant med PHP, men jag skulle vilja skapa i Wordpress något som: om page id = "123" visa detta -> mitt innehåll om sidan id = "124" visar detta ->
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