It’s nearly impossible to give you a solution without checking your parent theme header section code. But you can simply add a line of CSS #site-banner-right { display: none; } to hide that button.
try this for making thumbnails clickable https://themegrill.com/support-forum/topic/make-product-images-clickable-through-to-the-product-page/ under each product ( edit product) set it as external product and add url to external website It also depends which theme you are using, maybe it overrides templates.
here is a link on the code page. I can’t write the code for some reason my browser is not accepting the code tags will try another computer when possible but the link explains all. here is the link. http://codex.wordpress.org/TinyMCE_Custom_Buttons
you can do this very easily with jQuery simply wrap your comment form in a div and hide, add a button or a link and on his click event show the comment form so smoothing like this: <a href=”#” ID=”Leave_a_comment”>Leave a Comment</a> <div id=”comment_form_wrapper” style=”display: none;”> <?php comments_template( ”, true ); ?> </div> <script type=”text/javascript”> … Read more
It worked when i changed , echo $PHP_SELF; with echo $_SERVER[‘PATH_INFO’];
Use radio buttons & checkboxes for post categories
It looks like you are creating an HTML form that allows you to interact with the user. This form would collect an email address and upon successul retrieval it would allow a file downlowd. For forms, your best bet is to install a forms plugin. A very good form plugin that is easy to use … Read more
Technically, woocommerce_cart_link() is added to the site just before the menu by the artificer_header_cart_link() function, which is pluggable, meaning you could change that function to call a function that duplicates woocommere_cart_link() but with the text changed. However, I think the easiest thing to do is to tap into the gettext filter which kicks in for … Read more
when you use jquery in wordress it is better to avoid using $() and use jQuery() instead. Don’t know the actual reasoning behind that but it is probably done that way to avoid collisions with other libraries that use the $ syntax.
Customize TinyMCE Buttons