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The code above will look for sidebar-blogging.php to replace the default footer file if the category is Blogging. To get a separate footer for each category all you need to do is add the following code: The code above will look for footer-blogging.php to replace the default footer file if the category is Blogging.
How do you call a header in WordPress?
To call a particular header, you will need to open your index.php and replace your normal header code with this one: This code above is basically telling WordPress that if someone opens the category called “Blogging” then WordPress needs to display a file called header-blogging.php if it exist.
How to create a separate sidebar for each category?
To get a separate sidebar for each all you need to do is add the following code: The code above will look for sidebar-blogging.php to replace the default footer file if the category is Blogging. To get a separate footer for each category all you need to do is add the following code:
How to change the URL of a website in PHP?
A simple php function to do this: function set_url ($url) { echo (” “); } Then would simply call this function with the desired url (presumably dropping the post variables):
If it does not exist, or if the category is not blogging, then WordPress displays the default header file. To get a separate sidebar for each all you need to do is add the following code: The code above will look for sidebar-blogging.php to replace the default footer file if the category is Blogging.
How to add a custom header in WordPress?
In this tutorial we will share a simple snippet that you can use to add custom header, footer, or even sidebar for each WordPress category. To call a particular header, you will need to open your index.php and replace your normal header code with this one: