REQUEST_URI: /7/
PHP_SELF: /index.php
DOCUMENT_ROOT: /sites/chris-pearson/phpwn.com/wordpress
SCRIPT_FILENAME: /sites/chris-pearson/phpwn.com/wordpress/index.php
SCRIPT_NAME: /index.php
HTTP_HOST: phpwn.com
HTTPS: on
QUERY_STRING:
HTTP_REFERER: https://phpwn.com/7
THESIS_SKIN: /sites/chris-pearson/phpwn.com/wordpress/wp-content/themes/thesis/lib/core/skin
ABSPATH: /sites/chris-pearson/phpwn.com/wordpress/
URL: https://phpwn.com/7/
Base URL: https://phpwn.com
Array ( [scheme] => https [host] => phpwn.com [path] => /7/ )Slug string is /7
No viable parent for this URL.
New matched slug is 7.
Parent dir is .
New matched parent is .
New ancestor is 7.
Original parsed URL path is /7/
Chopped up URL path is /7/
Basename is 7
esc_url: https://phpwn.com/wp-admin/admin.php?page=thesis&canvas=thesis_focus__content
esc_url_raw: https://phpwn.com/wp-admin/admin.php?page=thesis&canvas=thesis_focus__content
Asides are a pretty cool feature that can really spice up a theme. Most tutorials on the web, however, require users to hand-code the exact category ID number, and this usually has to be done across no fewer than three template files. With Neoclassical Dark, you’ll never have to worry about that again!
Sometimes, I might want to display specialized content instead of my primary Modular Content.