You have wrong argument for the filter. The first argument of the add_filter is the filter you are hooking up to. In your case it’s the mesmerize_get_footer_copyright. The second argument is the Call back function that would run the filter is called. So change your add_filter to this add_filter(‘mesmerize_get_footer_copyright’, ‘change_copyrightText’, 10,1) ;
You have created custom post type named team so it is displaying archive of custom post type team on the team page try changing slug of team page from team to team2 or something else but not team. Visit this page to learn more about how wordpress handles templates.
This question depends entirely on the Theme in question, and how it handles CSS. For a Theme that uses only a single style.css file, obviously, you only need to import style.css. For a Theme that links other stylesheets in the document head (they shouldn’t be doing this; instead, they should be properly enqueueing them), you’ll … Read more
If you want to use a variable from a another context in a function, create a class: class CustomLog { private $debug_msg = “”; public function __construct( $msg ) { $this->debug_msg = $msg; } public function log() { error_log( $this->debug_msg, 0 ); } } add_action( ‘init’, [ new CustomLog( “Hi there!” ), ‘log’ ], 20 … Read more
I think you misunderstood the codex here. You cannot re-declare the same function, except when, and only when, the parent theme has wrapped a function in that conditional statement if ( ! function_exists( ‘theme_special_nav’ ) ) { function theme_special_nav() { // Do something. } } What this means is, you can copy the theme_special_nav() without … Read more
Actually we deal with a single question per QA, but the basic of them can be clarified in a simple manner, we can proceed in this way: First of all let me create a rudimentary child theme of Fukasawa for you. I made a folder inside themes/ folder, named something. Inside the folder I made … Read more
I’m sure you missed it but the dependency parameter should be an array and not a string. So your enqueue function should be: function child_enqueue_styles() { wp_enqueue_style( ‘parent-style’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/style.css’, array(‘bootstrap’)); } or: function child_enqueue_styles() { wp_enqueue_style( ‘parent-bootstrap’, get_template_directory_uri().’/css/bootstrap.min.css’); wp_enqueue_style( ‘parent-style’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/style.css’, array(‘parent-bootstrap’)); } Reference: wp_enqueue_style
If you look at how the code works, you should notice that theme mods are saved in the *_options table under theme_mods_{theme_slug} with the theme slug being, as near as I can tell, the directory name containing the theme stylesheet, so: $ptheme = get_template_directory(); $theme_slug = basename($ptheme); $mods = get_option( “theme_mods_$theme_slug”); As a function: function … Read more
You could use the file modification time (filemtime) to trigger a reload (and recache) of the file. This is how I usually enqueue styles (and scripts): $file=”/css/some-styles.css”; wp_enqueue_style( ‘some-styles’, get_stylesheet_directory_uri().$file, array(‘some-dependency’), filemtime(get_stylesheet_directory().$file) ); This results in something like the following: <link rel=”stylesheet” id=’some-styles-css’ href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/130821/.css/some-styles.css?ver=1388657898″ type=”text/css” media=”all” /> You would have to do this for both … Read more
Ok, this is what I did: First, I replicated classes/class-twentynineteen-svg-icons.php to the child theme. Renamed to class-mytheme-svg-icons.php. Added a extend with my New_SVG_Icons class: class New_SVG_Icons extends TwentyNineteen_SVG_Icons { /** * Gets the SVG code for a given icon. */ public static function get_svg( $group, $icon, $size ) { if ( ‘ui’ == $group ) … Read more