It will be good if you can pick up a theme that is wide enough for your requirements. Probably a theme based on 1140 grid system will work good for you. That said, if you still want to use your existing theme then you can edit theme’s style.css , on line 76 you can delete … Read more
The ‘save_post’ action was added to core in 2.0, and has always been an action. Looking through the current autosave procedures, it doesn’t appear to call the ‘save_post’ action directly at any time. So the short answer is, no. There is no reason, and has never been any reason, to return any value on this … Read more
I don’t believe there’s anything automatic for what you’re looking for, no. I built a similar functionality for sorting products with dimensions, but this was all custom as I did not find anything that suited my needs. You’d need to look into pre_get_posts using $_GET requests.
The primary stylesheet for a theme is usually /wp-content/themes/themename/style.css. That would be the first place to look. That file has to exist, but may be mostly empty and other stylesheets can be loaded by both theme and plugin. Some themes have very complicated stylesheet structures. The easiest way to find the stylesheets is with a … Read more
I think WordPress is one of the cases where the original code just got bigger and bigger without having a chance to be rewritten from ground up with best practices. In this case, I think the WordPress conventional practice (writing markup in function) outweigh the best practices. You might find the theme development documentation interesting … Read more
How to add a class name to the ancestor of a post?
put this code in functions.php add_action(‘wp_footer’,’ravs_codeTag_fix’); function ravs_codeTag_fix(){ if ( bbp_use_wp_editor() ) : ?> <script> jQuery(document).ready( function() { /* Use <code> instead of backticks for the Code button in the editor */ if ( typeof( edButtons ) !== ‘undefined’ ) { edButtons[110] = new QTags.TagButton( ‘code’, ‘code’, ‘<code>’, ‘</code>’, ‘c’ ); QTags._buttonsInit(); } }); </script> … Read more
Code auto escaping is not working when using short codes
Your problem is that you are using relative URLs– that is URLs, that include only part of the web address. What is taking on your URL is the browser, not WordPress. Browsers have long done this. Here is how it is supposed to work. If you provide an absolute URL nothing happens– for example, http://www.example.com. … Read more
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