The way to determine what to change is to use browser development tools, like Firebug on Firefox. With those tools, you can determine the CSS that is being used in a specific part of the page. Once you determine the CSS class to change, you can put that CSS in the Custom CSS area of … Read more
Press Ctrl+Shift+I to open the developer’s tool bar and examine your #hero to check if the image URL is correct. Will be helpfull if you share the full path of the image.
First thing I noticed is that your secondary pages link to images using a URL like: http://www.bowlingventures.com/BVc_13/wp-content/themes/bowlingventures/images/m2u.jpg whereas your home page uses: http://www.bowlingventures.com/wp-content/themes/bowlingventures/images/m2u.jpg Not sure this helps, but perhaps this will help someone else figure out what is going on. Are you sure that the home page is being loaded from WordPress?
you are storing the value into a variable you need to use get_bloginfo(‘url’) http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_bloginfo
If your style.css is in /wp-content/themes/themedirectory, and your image is at /wp-content/themes/themedirectory/images/image.jpg, then your css will be this: background-image: url(“images/image.jpg”); You can’t use php in a css file, it will not parse unless included via php (instead of with <link>).
Use get_stylesheet_directory_uri() and get_template_directory_uri() instead. Note that these functions return rather than echo their result. So, for example: <img src=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/62701/<?php echo get_template_directory_uri();?>/images/Lynx.gif” alt=”castandtubular”/>
You can access that, using the additional variable in the Filter Functions. The Filter bloginfo_url uses the $show parameter (the parameter you use when calling bloginfo) and passes it to apply_filters. So hooking into bloginfo_url should be no problem, you just have to make a switch inside the function, and it only applies to e.g. … Read more
Put this in your functions.php: function my_title() { if (is_home()) echo ‘News’; else { global $post; if ($post->post_parent) echo get_post($post->post_parent)->post_title; else echo $post->post_title; } } // function my_title and then use <?php my_title(); ?> anywhere you want. The above code prints News on the home page, for child posts the name of their respective parent, … Read more
You are using paths relative to the current directory. Try this (untested) echo “$i. <option value=”” . home_url(“/groundfish-meetings/’ . $file) . “‘>$file</option>”;
Ok, So I have found a solution to my problem; Pagelines encodes each key and value pair into a json string, within in its own option called pl_settings in the wp_options table. They also give you access to each of these key->value pairs using the following: $value = pl_setting(‘option_key’) Thus I have taken the approach … Read more