Before I answer this question, I would believe that you have already created a child theme. Reason: You should never make any changes to a theme/plugin that you are not the author of. This includes core files With that sorted, the behavior of the navigation menu in purely controlled by js, 77 /* 78 * … Read more
Have much to say about both W3TC and pagespeed, but will try to stay on the point. You should never have a JS external element in you HTML as part of the actual content, they should be either in the head element (but only scripts that must be loaded before the page finishes loading) or … Read more
Please use short path file url rather then absolute path. So code is like: @font-face{ /* for IE */ font-family:FontFamily; src:url(Font.eot); } @font-face { /* for non-IE */ font-family:FontFamily; src:url(http://) format(“No-IE-404”),url(Font.ttf) format(“truetype”); } Make sure that readable web has released it’s first @font-face related software utility for creating natively compressed EOT files quickly and easily. … Read more
Use the developer tools in your browser (i.e inspector in Chrome or firebug in Firefox) to see where the padding is coming from. Either the padding is applied to something other than the body, or the padding is applied to the body but is still overriding your CSS. For example: body.class { padding: 20px; } … Read more
You could try replacing the extra <br /> at the beginning of the shortcode content. You could achieve that in many ways, but here’s an example: if( ‘<br />’ === substr( ltrim( $content ), 0, 6 ) ) $content = substr( ltrim( $content ), 6 ); return ‘<div class=”pncode”>’ . $content . ‘</div>’; where we … Read more
In this scenario, the tag that you want to call to execute your function is the wp_head(). Looking at the code you provides, you have the idea down, but I decided to rewrite it differently. In your child theme’s functions.php file, add the following: add_action( ‘wp_head’, ‘wpse_238911_weekly_background’ ); function wpse_238911_weekly_background() { $day = date( “l” … Read more
If you have only one template it’s fine to do something like: echo ‘<p class=”whatever”>’ . get_the_excerpt() . ‘</p>’; However, if you have multiple templates and want to control the classes centrally, you can make a filter on get_the_excerpt as follows (but yeah, that would be in functions.php): add_filter (‘get_the_excerpt’,’wpse240352_filter_excerpt’); function wpse240352_filter_excerpt ($post_excerpt) { $post_excerpt=”<p … Read more
bloginfo() does already an echo. It will be printed before everything else in your echo statement. Use get_bloginfo() instead. stylesheet_directory is one of these arguments where it is better just to use the function that is called by WordPress: get_stylesheet_directory_uri(). It is easier to understand, especially in this case where one could expect a path … Read more
Rather than using the tag in html, set the logo using the CSS background property. Use background-image:url(http://staging-domesticbliss.transitiongraphics.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/db-homehelp-black-xl.png); instead.
The theme check plugin checks your theme also for any default class that is generated by WordPress itself. Take a look into codex for some more info. All you have to do, is to cover these classes in your CSS file, for example: .alignleft { text-align:left } This will remove the errors from theme checker … Read more