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Further to GP Hooks
7 replies · Started by Lyle on November 25, 2016
Hi Tom,
Thought that I would ask here if that's OK.
Further to this post from the GP Addon forum:
https://generatepress.com/forums/topic/hook-question/
You posted this as a PHP solution for an array of pages to exclude:
<?php if ( ! is_page( array( 'my-excluded-page-slug', 'another-page', 'one-more' ) ) ) : ?>
<?php echo do_shortcode( '[your-shortcode]' ); ?>
<?php endif; ?>This works great with the GP Hooks :) However, how would one adjust this code to also exclude a post category named Blog? I tried a few things, even from Stack Overflow, but all I got were errors on those post pages :(
Any assistance will be greatly appreciated and I promise to get some GP and GP Premium tutorials up ASAP :)
Cheers!
Lyle
Conditionals can get pretty complex when you start having multiple parameters.
You could try this:
<?php if ( ( ! is_page( array( 'my-excluded-page-slug', 'another-page', 'one-more' ) ) ) || ! is_category( 'blog' ) ) : ?>
<?php echo do_shortcode( '[your-shortcode]' ); ?>
<?php endif; ?>Hmm, once I updated with that code (using my values for pages and the blog category (as that is what it is named), the shortcode now displays everywhere :)
I may just end up doing this scenario manually :)
Basically, what I am trying to achieve is have a notice (created with Elementor and using the AnyWhere ELementor plugin shortcode to display it) displayed on all of the SV tutorial pages only and nowhere else. That is why I was thinking, OK, use the !page and list all the main menu items and then the !category so as not to appear on the posts in that category.
I could manually add that shortcode to each of those tutorial pages, but the hook method would make it "auto-magic" for all new tutorial pages ... just me being lazy :)
Hi Lyle
Maybe its easier to target a specific category/ page than excluding everything else except that category/page?
You could put all the tutorials in a tutorial category and target that tutorial page/ and category?
Hi Jamal,
Yes, that would probably work better but unfortunately all the tutorials are pages, not posts.
Looking at your site i see /tutorials/tutorial-name, are you using Tom's wpsp plugin? maybe its possible to target wpsp_id?
Sorry if that doesnt help either.
Only using WPSP for the Tutorials page, the individual tutorial pages are just pages.
But it's a moot point now ... for the time being anyway ... as I have just finished manually adding the shortcode to each of the required pages :)
I'll maybe revisit this later, but for now, I'll mark it Resolved.
If you need more help with that conditional in the future just let me know :)
