$image = get_post_meta(get_the_ID(),’image’,true); This line is pulling the URL of the image from a custom field for that particular profile page. Do you see any custom fields in the admin there? Make sure you have the custom fields checkbox checked in the screen options tab (top right in the page admin).
Congratulations on building your first WordPress theme. You still have some to go, though. As you can read in the Codex the normal way to add a header is not by simply placing an <img> tag in the header. WP allows you to upload a header image in the backoffice which you can access with … Read more
One option would be to create a custom page template. Within that template, you can check for POSTed variables. Something to the effect of: <?php /* * Template Name: Login form */ if(!empty($_POST[‘username’])) { // check credentials and if valid display data } else { // display login form } Once you’ve created this file … Read more
Change the Login Logo To change the WordPress logo to your own, you will need to change the CSS styles associated with this heading: <h1><a href=”http://wordpress.org/” title=”Powered by WordPress”>Your Site Name</a></h1> From https://codex.wordpress.org/Customizing_the_Login_Form
Found in the source code the answer to my question, maybe someone will come in handy: jQuery(document).on(‘expand’, function (event) { console.log(event.target); });
Finally did it. With the update of WooCommerce, which I assumed, the syntax of the set price did change. Function now looks like this: add_action( ‘woocommerce_before_calculate_totals’, ‘calc_ferienspiele_discount’ ); function calc_ferienspiele_discount( $cart_object ) { global $woocommerce; $items = $woocommerce->cart->get_cart(); $x=0; $custom_price = 140; // This will be your custome price foreach ( $cart_object->cart_contents as $key => … Read more
If you start to look at versioning now you will not regret it later! It’s one of the biggest improvements you can make to your development workflow. You work locally. Commit files as they change, and they are then deployed (even automatically, if you are happy with that) to your live server. I recommend you … Read more
If you are only changing the theme or plugins, then it shouldn’t make a difference at all. I see no reason to create new posts and/or pages just because you are changing themes. If you are doing a complete site overhaul, however (you don’t specify), then yes, you should add 301 redirects to your .htaccess … Read more
in you template file or anywhere you want to display your shortcode in a custom field use this code <?php echo do_shortcode( get_post_meta($post->ID, ‘custom_field_name_here’, true) ); ?>
The easiest way to accomplish this might be to use a plugin that includes a shortcode (say, Jetpack), and then include that shortcode in the output within case ‘publish’.