I suspect I do not entirely follow your meaning when you say ‘feeds’. However, you say that you want a way for me to style the individual posts differently based on what feed category they were viewed from? I may be off base, but if you really mean to say that you want to style … Read more
It’s in your css: body.blog article .entry-summary { position: absolute; body.blog article .entry-header { position: absolute; change it to relative.
Look at your browser source code; the bad code has to do with a plugin called wpui-related-posts. Do you have that activated? You can find/replace the code with a plugin called Search RegEx. Use grep to match the strings and delete it all.
You should read up on the template hierarchy. page.php is automatically used for all static page. It should NOT have a “Template Name” header in it. home.php is for styling your BLOG page. It should have a loop that can handle multiple articles. front-page.php is for styling static home pages. index.php is the fallback template … Read more
For sure. Just set your structure to: /blog/%postname%/ or /blog/%category%/%postname%/. Permalink structure is only for posts ;D
In your page template line 42 you will see <?php if ( is_archive() || is_search() ) : //display excerpts for archives and search. ?> <?php the_excerpt(); ?> <?php else : ?> <?php the_content(‘Read More’); ?> <?php endif; ?> This means that there won’t be a heading on archive pages and the_excerpt doesn’t allow html like … Read more
This can be achieved with the help of a plugin. A custom, hand coded, solution can be built analyzing and modifying the code of such plugin(s). Searching for “multisite + widget“, I found one plugin of interest. Multisite Posts Get posts from another child site in a multisite setup. You can also integrate the plugin … Read more
Go into Settings > Permalinks, and change the Permalink to a Custom Structure: /%category%/%postname% You may need to update your Menu in Appearance > Menus also.
If you are not using Custom Post Types the following in your permalink settings should work just fine. /blog/%postname%/ Screenshot (Below can still be applicable depending on your use of custom post types) Keep your regular permalinks on blog like you have it in settings. And in your custom post type arguments the “with_front” Boolean … Read more
While not impossible, juggling themes like that is quite fragile and rarely used out of special contexts (development, theme demo’s, etc). In your situation I would probably just consolidate it on one theme and conditionally output different stylesheet for the section of the site that needs it. It would not be hugely different in result, … Read more