I am using a local test system using XAMPP. I notice that it only works when I am in wp-admin mode, not in local mode on my local test system, I am sure it is because of the if in the code, must look up what that if does, that is "if (is_super_admin())".
an interesting bit of code from Terry Sutton of waterstreetgm.org, which you put in the functions.php file:
http://waterstreetgm.org/2012/10/10/which-template-an-essential-theme-development-function/
/** * Print out the current template file to the footer. * Remove before launch. * */
function waterstreetgm_which_template() { if ( is_super_admin() ) { global $template; echo 'Template file:'; print_r( $template ); } } add_action( 'wp_footer', 'waterstreetgm_which_template' );
Could have used this last night. Thanks for sharing.
That didn't work for me.
@FragaGeddon Did you put it in your functions.php file?
Yup, right at the very bottom.
Edit, ok it's working now. Switched themes, then switched back and it's there now.
I am using a local test system using XAMPP. I notice that it only works when I am in wp-admin mode, not in local mode on my local test system, I am sure it is because of the if in the code, must look up what that if does, that is "if (is_super_admin())".
Al
Al
http://digwp.com/2011/12/displaying-theme-data-with-wordpress/
here is another link to display current template info
Al