Menu items are saved as posts with the post_type “nav_menu_item”. This means you can assign postmeta to them just like you can with posts and create custom fields in the menu edit screen to enter an img url or assign a media ID. You can follow this tutorial about adding custom meta to menu items … Read more
How can I customize a WordPress theme before it’s downloaded?
I’ve found this useful article explaining the solution to your issue: https://ayanize.com/snippets/how-to-use-divi-builder-blurb-module-as-a-toggle-to-display-or-hide-content/ I hope this information will be helpful to you. Have a nice day.
You should choose “full” under size on attachment display settings (right bottom) when inserting an image to get the full version. or you could always just remove the “-500×500” from the href
You’re on the right track. One option: create your own plugin which creates shortcodes, which are easy for non-tech-savvy users to paste into the editor (and even work when pasted into the Visual Editor). You can also replace your table with floated divs. The table-to-div conversion will be easier if you are already using a … Read more
Sounds like you have a design problem in your theme. Users never like being bombarded with thousands of options which they might not even be sure when and where they are applied, so they can’t even test it. So the first question should be why is it that you are having so many options in … Read more
Replace line #3 with this if ( is_single() && isset( $post->post_author ) && ‘post’ == get_post_type() )
In your header.php which you copied into your child theme, replace the logo request with this: If (is_front() || is_home) { //Your logo for the front page }Else { // Your other logo } If your home page is static use is_front. If your home page is blogs use is_home. I looked up your theme … Read more
If a theme will undergo major changes would it be better to clone the parent instead of writting a child theme?
You can use the get_post_meta function in wordpress to achieve this, that’s a link get_post_meta to it in the wordpress codex.