I don’t know what theme you’re using, but I had to create a archive-wpfc_sermon.php
and a single-wpfc_sermon.php
file in my child theme’s folder i.e /my-theme/single-wpfc.php
. Then I have my partials, or in my theme it’s called content
. Hope that makes sense.
Thought I’d clarify a few things. I used custom archive-wpfc_sermon.php
and single-wpfc_sermon.php
files because I wanted some extra content and I also didn’t want a sidebar. So, you really don’t need to add those unless you need them.
Depending on your theme you may not have a partials
. Looking at ‘TwentySeventeen’, they use template-parts
and not partials
. Some themes may not have folders so you’ll just put all of the files in the theme’s folder.
Also I had a typo on my previous post. It should have said /my-theme/single-wpfc_sermon.php
and not /my-theme/single-wpfc.php
.
Hi Mike,
I’m building a 100% custom theme, and this is my first time using this plugin.
I have the exact same file structure as you mentioned, except my folder is named partials, since that’s what the comment at the top of the content-sermon-single.php
says.
This is my file structure
/wp-content
/themes
/<my_theme>
/partials
/content-sermon-archive.php
/content-sermon-single.php // NOT WORKING
/archive-wpfc_sermon.php
/single-wpfc_sermon.php
I should add that I have edited content-sermon-single.php
directly in the plugin folder without any changes as well.
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This reply was modified 5 years, 10 months ago by jmclean.
I have uploaded the theme to my test server and you can view it here.
http://www.mcleanstudios.com/ccc/sermons/
Since I don’t know what your single sermon is supposed to look, kind of hard to say what’s wrong, but it looks like it’s working.
I assume your archive sermon is working, but not displaying the single sermon as you wanted it?
Yes, it’s technically “working”, however it has the default plugin layout, which I am attempting to change.
I just now found where I can change the layout, but it’s in sm-deprecated-functions.php
starting on line 193 within wpfc_sermon_single()
, but that doesn’t seem like the proper place to make the layout changes.
I really don’t know. I’m not a developer. I just know enough HTML/CSS/PHP to be dangerous…lol!
I just had an “aha!” moment, compared my local single-wpfc_sermon.php
to the one in the plugins directory. I had somehow mixed up the functions and had the wrong one in single-wpfc_sermon.php
my theme directory.
<?php render_wpfc_sermon_single(); ?>
doesn’t work properly, however <?php wpfc_sermon_single_v2(); ?>
does!
Thank you for your help!
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This reply was modified 5 years, 10 months ago by jmclean.