AFAIK there is no fail safe way to implement this into all available themes through a plugin, and IMHO, I really think this is more theme territory than plugin territory, but as I said, that is only my opinion. The big problem here is that no plugin (not even you) will ever know what markup … Read more
Not sure if this helps, but try replacing $this with __CLASS__ in __construct. add_action( ‘wp_footer’, array( __CLASS__, ‘mwdes_keynav’) );
Instead of page slug use page id like is_page(12) where page id 12 Edit Your code should work I afraid your page slug is not same, so it will be safe to use page ID instead of slug
What is this code in my theme’s footer.php causing chmod permission warnings? [closed]
Creating dynamic header and footer files
I’m assuming that #colophon is the element id of your footer wrapper? It’s kind of an odd name for a footer wrapper, but if that is what it is then ok. position: absolute; is with respect to the containing element, not the viewport. As a quick fix try adding this to your css: html, body … Read more
Add default widgets to footer
Getting hacked with WordPress is not a great thing to experience. Did you take a look at the Hardening WordPress codex page? Most of the time you get extra PHP code in some of your WordPress Core, Theme and plugin files. I guess this happened to you too and tried to remove this. Could it … Read more
It is best to loop through all the menu items so you can get them separately, like this. This will give you the possibility to add classes to both your ul and your li items. <?php $myMenu = get_nav_menu_locations(); // ‘main-menu’ is the name of your menu, you can find this under ‘menu’ in the … Read more
Sometimes a WordPress appliance service or a plugin makes a change to insert content in the footer of web pages at the web server level. If this was done here this can make it harder to find and remove. If your webserver is Apache try seeing if this file exists: /etc/apache2/mods-enabled/substitute.conf and then take a … Read more