add_shortcode(‘userpro_author_link’, ‘wpse_152910’); function wpse_152910( $attr ){ if( ! is_singular() ) return ”; $post = get_post(); global $userpro; $userpro->permalink( $post->post_author ); } You will be using [userpro_author_link] on your post content to display this.
Sounds like what you need is a page template. This will allow you to enter your PHP (and any other code) in the appropriate place to generate the content on the frontend. Starting with a copy of your theme’s current page.php file is usually a good place to start. Modify the main area with your … Read more
Your code: ul#menu-menu-1 > li,a:first { margin-left: 0px; } You need to apply the first-child to the list element, and not to the link. You should also not have a comma. Comma indicates a new selection. Try this: ul#menu-menu-1 > li:first-child a{ maegin-left:0px; } *first-child does not work in ie8 and earlier.
Like the front-end in WordPress, the admin pages have various css classes added to the <body> tag. You could use: body.post_type-page .fun-stuff-here { color:aqua; } Keep your action the same – the CSS will be loaded everywhere on admin, but only becomes relevant in the Pages section. (There’s a post_type-… for each.)
It depends on how your main site bar is being blocked. you could just add some custom CSS to the #wpadminbar { position: absolute; top: -xx px; } Where xx px moves the bar enough to see what you need to see.
I simply added the below code right before the closing head tag. I am not sure if this is the best way to do it but it works. <style> html { margin-top: 0 !important; } </style>
in your functions.php file add the following code: if ( is_page( yourpage ) ) //yourpage can be your page’s id, title or even slug wp_enqueue_style( ‘path/to/your/custom/css/file’ ); //your stylesheet path elseif( is_page( yourpage ) ) //yourpage can be your page’s id, title or even slug wp_enqueue_style( ‘2nd/path/to/your/custom/css/file’ ); //your stylesheet path else wp_enqueue_style( ‘3rd/path/to/your/custom/css/file’ ); … Read more
The quickest way to achieve this effect is to position: absolute the background image. If your background image is in front of your text you can then use z-index to change the z-order. See https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/position and https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/z-index for reference on the 2 mentioned properties.
You can use get_the_category(); to display your category in menu <?php $categories = get_the_category(); $separator=” “; $output=””; if($categories){ foreach($categories as $category) { $output .= ‘<a ” href=”‘.get_category_link( $category->term_id ).'” title=”‘ . esc_attr( sprintf( __( “View all posts in %s” ), $category->name ) ) . ‘”>’.$category->cat_name.'</a>’.$separator; } echo trim($output, $separator); } ?> I used the <a> … Read more
You are missing <script> tags You are using the wrong jQuery variable name. If you want to use the $ alias you need to use noConflict as helgatheviking suggested or switch to “jQuery” instead of $ You are missing }); at the end of the code you posted above You should consider separating your JS … Read more