Your job is to CREATE the wordpress template or modify it to companies needs. And of course to do that you need to know HTML. CSS, PHP and WordPress inside out. It’s not about using it per se but about coding the “backend” so it actually works. If your business model is to use existing … Read more
This is a very very broad question, probably isn’t the place for it tbh. But anyway, there are many many themes in existence already, you can modify them, generally by adding a child theme and making your modifications there, it is bad practice to update a theme directly. If you wish to extend the functionality … Read more
It is not clear if you want to just override the styles or replace the file with a new one. Whatever the case is, below code will help. Just wait for the best answer to your question. add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘add_my_style_css_also’, 99 ); function add_my_style_css_also() { wp_enqueue_style( ‘my-styles-css’, get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . ‘/style123.css’ ); } The code will … Read more
When you use “static front page” are you selecting the actual page you want displayed on the home page? It sounds like you want the “Splash” page as the home page. You should create the Splash page in the Page Edit Screen, select a custom page template if that is what you’re wanting to use … Read more
You can add that to your theme’s functions.php and it will work, though I can’t vouch for the validity of the feed. I don’t know the XML/RSS standards very well. I’d have to research it. You may be better off creating a simple plugin for this since theme edit will get overwritten when you update … Read more
The most obvious approach to this would be to first create a special user role for your students. Then for users with this role you can expand the profile with extra fields. Here you can store for every user which courses they follow. Next you define a custom post type that allows you to store … Read more
You will need to store the field value in a variable and use the get_field() instead of the_field() function. From there you can introduce your own custom control structure to set the color you want. Here is a snippet <?php //store the value in a variable first $option = get_field(“status”); if($option==”K dispozicii”){ ?> <p style=”color:green”>$option</p> … Read more
Never. The only exception is if none of the WP tables structure in terms of indexing meets your needs, but that is very very rare.
Better thing is that if you have all pages in html format of you current site , following will help you to convert html to wordpress as per your given partition : http://www.wpexplorer.com/create-wordpress-theme-html-1/
After scouring on the net and bouncing around, I figured out how to fix my problem. Install ACF and create your own post types. In Functions.php, add the following codes to default category for that post type. function add_pastorheart_category_automatically($post_ID) { global $wpdb; if(!wp_is_post_revision($post_ID)) { $pastorheartcat = array (15); wp_set_object_terms( $post_ID, $pastorheartcat, ‘category’); } } add_action(‘publish_pastors-heart’, … Read more