Try replacing <?php bloginfo(‘template_directory’); ?> with <?php echo get_template_directory_uri(); ?> Also, I wouldn’t hook it to the initaction, why don’t use wp_print_styles instead? It is a style after all.
You can change the order of the scripts but can’t have one script load before anything else. The HTML 5 enabling script is IE conditional so you probably don’t want to use wp_enqueue_script as it would load for all browser users which isn’t necessary. It’s ok to hard code it in your themes header. Even … Read more
You don’t have to specify a file for the editor style. Just use add_editor_style(); in your functions.php, and then create a file called editor-style.css in your theme folder. You may want to look at some examples (e.g. Twenty Eleven) for some of the TinyMCE-specific rules, which is the stock visual editor you’re referring to.
I’ll go ahead and answer it anyway. Assuming the theme is built right (I’ll get to that in a second) .page and .single are applied to the <body> tag for pages and posts respectively. In order to ensure those classes are applied, ensure the following template tag is used: <body <?php body_class(); ?> > Then, … Read more
WordPress adds a series of classes to the body tag (assuming your theme-designer used body_class()) depending on which page you’re currently viewing. On the homepage, WordPress adds the home class. You could use this to target only the sidebar viewed on the homepage: body.home .classname { position: relative; top: -300px; }
The best approach is to serve the smaller image sizes, that is what matters to the end user. If you do the math on something like 5 slider images (large ones) you will see a pretty significant difference. Image sizes are in most cases the largest request. The downside is simply having more storage on … Read more
You may want to look into the walker class. I’ve used it to add down arrows to WordPress created menus and added my own css div’s and sections. Perhaps you could add a box using the Walker Menu, then set its background to a certain image on :hover etc… class My_Walker extends Walker_Nav_Menu { function … Read more
403 Forbidden is a permissions error, check that the file has proper permissions for public access on your server.
You would simply call that option inside of a callback, and hook it into wp_print_styles or wp_head (either one is semantically correct in this case). First, set up your callback, which will print an inline style sheet: function wpse74013_print_custom_styles() { ?> <style type=”text/css”> </style> <?php } add_action( ‘wp_head’, ‘wpse74013_print_custom_styles’ ); The next step is to … Read more
bloginfo(‘stylesheet_url’) will always return the current theme’s stylesheet. If current theme is a child theme, for example, it will return style.css relative to the child theme’s root rather than the parent theme’s root. bloginfo(‘template_url’) will always return the parent theme’s template directory URL. So using <?php bloginfo(‘template_url’); ?>/style.css will always be the parent theme’s stylesheet. … Read more