The search field – #s – is floated to the right side, so the following content just moves down when the site is small enough. There are some adjustments to its position in @media blocks at the end of the stylesheet. For example this: @media (max-width: 650px) { /* other stuff */ /* Make sure … Read more
Renaming the file header-bog.php and using <?php get_header( ‘blog’);?> works perfectly.
Well, I’m mostly thinking that you should maybe switch to using wp_nav_menu() for your navigation menus, and CSS to add the images to your nav items, because it’s a lot more dynamic that way, and you can use “pretty” permalinks like http://urbanpalate.com/portfolio/some-work. As it stands though, I think your nav menu items just need a … Read more
Note that you’re using a Custom Nav Menu, meaning that the contents of the menu can be customized. The easiest solution is simply to: remove the current “Our Doctors” page from the menu add your desired page to the menu edit the menu item to change the displayed title to “Our Doctors” save the menu
you could try the following right before you call the body_class() function: <?php $header_image = get_header_image(); if( !empty( $header_image) ){ $custom_body_class=”has-header-image”; } else { $custom_body_class=”no-header-image”; } ?> <body <?php body_class($custom_body_class); ?>>
Use this for the alt=”” attribute on the custom header <img> tag … alt=”<?php $attachment_id = get_custom_header()->attachment_id; $alt = get_post_meta( $attachment_id, ‘_wp_attachment_image_alt’, true ); if ( count( $alt ) ) echo $alt; ?>” /> … and then just edit the media attachment and add the alt text.
Because my neighborhoods were the only pages that required custom header colors i decided to just include its custom header within the single-neighborhood.php page so that the top header container, that was wrapping the navigation, logo, etc., would reflect the custom color chosen from the custom fields in the admin. It was the only way … Read more
There is a the_title filter. You should be able to wrap the title in a <span> using that. add_filter( ‘the_title’, function($title) { return ‘<span lang=”ur”>’.$title.'</span>’; } ); A version compatible with an older PHP: function lang_attr_wpse_116733($title) { return ‘<span lang=”ur”>’.$title.'</span>’; } add_filter(‘the_title’,’lang_attr_wpse_116733′); If it were me, I’d add a checkbox on the post edit screen … Read more
if you work with a static front page, the ID for the posts page is get_option(‘page_for_posts’). try and replace this section: <?php /* * The header image. * Check if this is a post or page, if it has a thumbnail, and if it’s a big one */ if ( is_singular() && has_post_thumbnail( $post->ID ) … Read more
You can take a look at Custom Headers documentation for information about it. There is no “custom footer” feature, well because WP only has “custom header” theme feature and it isn’t named/scoped to handle arbitrary custom-something. why this custom files should store in “inc” folder? This is just an implementation detail of specific theme, it’s … Read more