I know this is an old post and you have probably already found an answer, but here goes… When setting cookies, you need to include it in the HTTP headers as explained here: http://php.net/manual/en/function.setcookie.php This means that you need to add a WordPress action hook similar to as follows in your functions.php file (untested) before … Read more
Posting the answer that was solved by OP in one of the comments. This way it’s easier to read it. Hopefully a moderator can mark the question as solved. .page-template-template-magazine-php .post-meta, .category-services .post-meta { display:none; }
There are many ways to achieve this. First of all, right now all your content (including the header and footer) are inside a .container with a width of 960px. You cannot get these div’s to be 100% in width when they are inside this container. So what you need to is to change your code … Read more
Create WordPress template with name College & Corporate respectively. Then add some code in your header.php. Refer is_page_template(). With this method WordPress will identify which template you are using and will apply CSS related to it. You can use Default template for rest of the pages.
I wonder if you are looking for the style_loader_src filter? For example: add_filter( ‘style_loader_src’, function ( $src ){ // … your stuff … return $src; } ); Similarly there exists the script_loader_src filter. There’s also the base_url property of the global $wp_scripts and $wp_styles objects, but I think that’s only used for enqueued native styles … Read more
Add a second backslash e.g. content=”\\foo”
It can be done with a custom field and the CSS should be changed to .php file: $image = get_post_meta( $post->ID, “ImagePathFromCustomField”, true ); if ( $image != ” ) { ?> <style type=”text/css”> .bg-image { background-image: url(<?php echo $image; ?>); background-repeat: repeat; } </style> <?php }
If the dependency array contains the IDs of all the other stylesheets, then yours should load last. Try adding the other stylesheets to the array when you enqueue your stylesheet: wp_enqueue_style ( ‘child-style’, get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . ‘/style.css’, array ( $parent_style, ‘bootstrap’, ‘bootstrap-touchspin’ ) );
There is no (good) way to solve this problem in its current state with CSS. The best solution is to add an extra class to the last active div, or to use javascript See this question for more details
To make sure your fields are populated use the following code to print all the values that are set: <?php var_dump( get_fields() ); ?> The ‘hero_paragraph’ key should be present somewhere in the printed values.