I would definitely avoid using 2 different wordpress themes and instead code for a more responsive website with CSS mediaqueries. It has worked out very well for me on the WordPress websites I created. If you’re not familiar with media queries, here’s a very basic rundown. HTML — <div class=”box”>hello world</div> CSS — .box { … Read more
I don’t know why but one of my style-sheet was referenced to parent theme. I copied that to my child theme and problem is now solved. Good Luck if someone gets to the same problem. To be more specific if you ever encounter this issue, just check you css files. Modern Theme checkers simply look … Read more
Isn’t is supposed to be h5.audience ? (period between the two, no spaces). I always use the developer tools to look at the specific element, and the CSS panel will tell me the exact statement to use. I experiment in the CSS panel until I get the right ‘look’, then put the results of my … Read more
You’re example is totally unclear. What is ngegrab, what is $unity, $yesPage and what do you mean with “WordPress title”? Short: what are you trying to do exactly? To get the title of a post, use get_the_title() as mentioned in the other answer. To get the document title (<title></title>), use wp_get_document_title().
The maximum width of an image displayed in content is not just determined by the image sizes you set or CSS settings, it is also determined by the content width set in functions.php through code similar to the following if ( ! isset( $content_width ) ) { $content_width = 960; } You need to set … Read more
The reason being that: get_template_directory_uri() actually returns the parent’s theme url. To fix it, I simply concatenated the remainder of the path. In this case, the code became: // loading menu toggle function | located in the child’s theme folder function menu_toggle_enqueue_script() { wp_enqueue_script( ‘menu-toggle’, get_template_directory_uri(). ‘-child’ . ‘/assets/js/menu.js’); } add_action(‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘menu_toggle_enqueue_script’); I figured out … Read more
The first one says that you’re doing an echo or print of one of $GLOBALS, $_SERVER, $_GET, $_REQUEST, or $_POST. This can often lead to Cross-Site-Scripting security issues. It should tell you what line the offending code is on. The second one says that you’re missing the WordPress.com VIP link, which is a link to … Read more
Try using the_modified_date() or the_modified_time(), which should display the last updated date.
Because you’re in The Loop, you shouldn’t need to use get_the_ID(). Does this: <div class=”latest”> <?php if ( have_posts() ) : while ( have_posts() ) : the_post(); ?> <div class=”boxes”> <?php echo “<p>”.the_meta().”</p>”; ?> <a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/109423/<?php echo get_post_meta($post->ID,”promotional_link’, true); ?>”> <?php //var_dump($show); ?> <img src=”<?php echo get_post_meta( $post->ID, ‘promotional_image’, true); ?>” height=”200″ width=”260″> </a> </div><!–boxes–> … Read more
Directly from Woocommerce: http://docs.woothemes.com/document/template-structure/ The template files of WooCommerce contain the markup and template structure for the front-end (and HTML emails) of your store. If you open these files you’ll notice they all contain many hooks which will allow you to add / move content without having to edit the template files themselves. This method … Read more