Are you just outputting the pages for the navigation with wp_list_pages() or a similar function? It might be better to use the WordPress Menu feature and create a menu for the navigation, then use wp_nav_menu() to display it. Alternatively, instead of setting a static page in the backend you can edit (or create) the home.php … Read more
The problem could be in multiple locations, but it’s probably in your index.php or loop.php file. Look for “Tagged” in the theme file, and compare to Template Heirarchy to figure out which page to delete the line from. If you show your code snippet, we can tell you which exact line needs to go.
Yes you can … however this question is best suited for other SE forums as it doesn’t relate to WordPress In answer to your question, you login to you Domain Register and then you need to look for an option to configure Domain Forwarding to point all requests for seodomain.co.nz to domain.co.nz/somepage …
You would use get_pages function or create custom query using WP_Query class. The codex pages have detailed descriptions of parameters for both functions. If this is a theme that you want to release for broader public you would probably want to create a theme options page where user sets the page that he wants to … Read more
Unless I misunderstood you, you don’t have to do anything at all. WordPress .htaccess rules should ignore any special handling of files that exist on the server, therefor your static files at the root should be served just fine.
The code you have pasted has errors – the get_header() is fine but then you have HTML code in PHP code areas. Also you have included the header twice. Check this code out http://pastebin.com/mH2tn3Qw The header code should be placed in header.php if you are using the get_header() call
You almost gave the answer yourself :o) replace ‘custom’ => serialize( array( $order_id, $order->order_key ) ), with ‘custom’ => ‘yourword’, and you’re done!
Sounds like you … Don’t have mod_rewrite installed or enabled Or your .htaccess file in not being edited To check the first make a file with <?php phpinfo(); in it, save it to your server– same place you have WordPress– named something like phpinfo.php, and load the file in a browser. Look for mod_rewrite. It … Read more
No, unless you are prepared to be a bit creative and do some coding. But what might be good is to try a plugin to handle the selection of all the things you are talking about. I recommend gravityforms. It is a premium plugin but is capable of many things, such as e-commerce with options … Read more
You can change the contents of all emails by overriding the templates from your (child) theme. Read the documentation on Template Structure for more information on where all the files are located and how you can override them. For example, say you would like to override the admin order notification, copy: the templates/emails/admin-new-order.php file from … Read more