Download the theme– actually download to your computer rather than use the built in updater/installer–, unzip it, find the footer file, and upload that to your site over FTP. After that, my advice would be to setup a development environment on your computer and don’t edit the live site directly.
That theme should not be using the $ alias as WordPress loads jQuery in “No Conflict” mode. I can only assume the theme is loading its own jQuery, which is pretty bad form. The theme should really be registering and enqueuing the script properly rather than just shoving code into the footer. However, all other … 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
I worked out the answer. <?php $url = $_SERVER[“REQUEST_URI”]; if (strpos($url, “/ru/”)) { ; }else { ; } ?> Figured out that I don’t actualy need to change the whole footer but just the content. =) Can be closed now. Cheers
So, this is how I did it and it works. <?php $url = $_SERVER[“REQUEST_URI”]; if (strpos($url, “/ru/”)) { $div_id = “logo_top_ru” .$contnet; }else { $div_id = “logo_top_en” .$contnet; } ?> <div id=”<?php echo $div_id ?>”></div> Enjoy
Search all your theme and plugin PHP files for the string “wp_footer”. Adding this as an action hook to a function allows themes and plug-ins to insert code at the bottom of the footer (without modifying footer.php.) Notepad++ can do a multi-text-file search, as can gerpWin.
Cannot be overwritten Cannot be removed/filtered This will be done by a plugin. These are mutually exclusive. Such a thing can’t be done by a plugin or by any other code from within WordPress. You would need to hook code in elsewhere, at the webserver or PHP level. You could use the PHP.INI directives of … Read more
I’m doing the same thing for my themes. I’m currently using twenty fourteen as a base for my child theme. What I do, I create 2 folders, namely css and functions. Say for instance I putting custom code in the footer, I will create a footerstyle.css in my css folder and a footer-functions.php in my … Read more
I think I worked out the problem. before_wp_tiny_mce_action is not an action hook called before the actual TinyMCE editor in the DOM. It is called before the script that is loaded via the admin_print_footer_scripts action. So I think the admin_footer action hook is before the before_wp_tiny_mce_action action hook so I am calling my action too … Read more
Try this: add_shortcode(‘eps_pop’, ‘indtable_display_front_end’); function indtable_display_front_end($atts ) { global $post; extract( shortcode_atts( array( ‘id’ => ” ), $atts ) ); echo get_post_meta($id, ‘_my_meta_value_key’, true); } echo do_shortcode(‘[eps_pop id=”234″]’);