It looks like a javascript error is preventing scripts from running. There error is from the script cloudflare.min.js, so perhaps it has to do with how you have Cloud Flare setup? Did you just recently start using it? In particular it seems to want to load a non-existent image from ‘http://www.fearlessblue.com/trueblue/wp-content/themes/Prestige/img/backgrounds/LeatherBusiness_DarkLeather&Wood_addPages.jpg’.
Ok I figured out how to add the terms to div’s class – In the code I have first the category, then the post type, then a custom taxonomy tag term assigned to it – <?php $terms = get_the_terms( $post->ID, ‘YOUR CUSTOM TAXONOMY CAT’ ); ?> <?php $post_type = get_post_type($post->ID); ?> <div class=”box<?php foreach( $terms … Read more
This is still to be confirmed but so far so good: What I did is open all the minified css related to the admin section and deleted theses parts @media only screen and (max-width:xxx px){…} whenever I found one. It seems to work and doesn’t mess with anything else, as far as I know. Of … Read more
It looks like the theme designer has a means for you to use a different logo on the homepage. Looking at your header.php on lines 83-93. If your theme detects that this is the front page, the title is enclosed with an <h1> tag, otherwise it is enclosed in a <div>. Both have id=’logo’. If … Read more
The obvious answer is that sweetdate_walker_nav_menu, which is the walker that creates this menu, is written is such a way as to not print those classes. It is hard to say for sure without seeing the code for that custom walker but you can remove the ‘walker’ => new sweetdate_walker_nav_menu argument to verify that that … Read more
I think you are hearing “crickets” because there are several component to this. You need to: Create a meta_box Save data from that meta box And build a Loop on the front For #1 and #2: function add_featured_meta_box() { add_meta_box(“featureddiv”, “Featured Post”, “featured_post_meta_box”, ‘post’, “side”, “low”); } add_action(“do_meta_boxes”, “add_featured_meta_box”); function featured_post_meta_box(){ global $post; $custom = … Read more
Well, it was my fault. I had added a media-query to style.css and I put: @media (min-width: 1300px) { h2.site-description { margin-top: 130px; } That is to say, I forgot a bracket. It should be: @media (min-width: 1300px) { h2.site-description { margin-top: 130px; } } That broke all my next css properties.
The filter that allows you to tweak the title value is [wp_title][1]. As mentioned by the commenters, the entry-title is a class pertaining to your theme. If you need to set a class according to a certain value, try something like this in your template file: <h1 class=”<?php echo ($in_category_a) ? ‘align-left’: ”; ?>”><?php the_title();?></h1>
Please check this reference is_active_widget, check the example for an exact solution. That code will go within the __construct() method right after parent::__construct() is called. wp_enqueue_style works if it is called before wp_head is called. and widget() method are called definitely after wp_head is loaded as it just display the HTML template. So here is … Read more
get_template_directory_uri() gives me wrong path when I try to use wp_enqueue_style