Diiulio: I know this sounds like a mad way to do it but I’m wondering if I could save down all content they put into a page editor inc all acf fields and organise it into a .html file on the server
Mozga: And everytime they save, it updates that particular file
Trowbridge: Then I just call from my folder of pages
Penado: Fran__: Yeah, that does sound mad :
Chhour: I’m just throwing up my example so far
Nollora: Richarson: string4 “page”
Richarson: I only saw the first snippet
Throgmorton: Nollora that will echo the id for any request
Throgmorton: Not just the post tyope
Throgmorton: You need to target your own post type
Richarson: Nollora, why the complex schenanigans ? what are you trying to accomplish? heh
Nollora: Fris: I’ve been following this example: wordpress–wp-31088">http://code.tutsplus.com/articles/plugin-templating-within-wordpress–wp-31088
Richarson: I’m a template_include ***** at the moment and confused at what you’re up to ;
Nollora: I should mention I am an applications developer but the WP framework is foriegn to me. So, I’m still on a bit of a learning curve.
Throgmorton: You need to add the check for your post type
Nollora: Richarson: As am I. Lol. I’ve just been following the example. Not entirely sure what I’m doing at this point. However, there is some other extensive work doing much more w/in my plugin. The template part is where is starting to break down for me.
Richarson: Nollora, in the example, it checks for the proper post type before loading the template
Throgmorton: If get_post_type $post_id
Richarson: Annnnnnd fris always beats me
Nollora: Richarson: I’m trying to output my custom post type in a custom template for both archive and single post view. If that makes sense.
Richarson: Nollora, yeah but check the example you pasted to us— the link/tutorial — it checks for the post type before running anything. the template_include hook fires off on any request pretty much, regardless the post type
Nollora: Richarson: I’m trying to output my custom post_type to custom archive and single post templates included w/in my plugin not the template. If that makes sense.
Throgmorton: Http://pastebin.com/3UNvRV7x
Throgmorton: If thats the post type name,and thats thelocation
Trevorrow: Does anyone know the meaning of the ver=4.3.1 or ver=2013-07. that appears in developer tools when looking at CSS for wordpress? screenshot https://www.evernote.com/l/AOOcI9B0h-VAH6yuzoWk40dDB0J4uSYDUq8B/image.png
Trevorrow: Trying to see fi there is a way to distinguish between my stylesheets and default
Nollora: Fris: Okay, so, implemented the provided solution but wasn’t seeing the correct template. Becuase wp_dievar_dumpget_query_var’post_type’; is empty.
Kwiecien: Trevorrow: https://codex.----escape_autolink_uri:a03ded6cd97ffffa8f7b4e1454f3eecc----.org/Function_Reference/wp_enqueue_style
Sachez: Look at last parameter, $version
Trevorrow: Sachez: thanks. i had no idea this tied into what was displayed in developer tools. :
Trevorrow: I do enqueu because it is a child theme, but see two different values. how can i tell where these are coming from?
Drugan: Y2j http://bit.ly/1jqTytz first image need to make background alpha?
Michelena: Y2j the bottom I used a similiar pattern but its not lining up correctly
Sachez: Trevorrow: for the same file?
Trevorrow: Sachez: $ver is true or false so not understanding how this relates
Throgmorton: Trevorrow if no version is set, it will use the wp version 4.3.1 if its using a custom one like 2013-etcetc then the enqueue line is calling a custom version #
Sachez: It can be a string or a boolean
Sachez: If “true”, it uses the WP version. If a string, it uses that. if false, no version is appeneded.
Trevorrow: Hi fris and thanks. in my child theme, i dont specify anyting.