This is serious problem with WordPress and composer. Whatever you do, you are just asking for future problems and/or making life hard for your plugin users. Guess what – even if you manage to load correct version of framework for all your plugins, WP user may unknowingly install some other plugin, which also uses the … Read more
Logically, I think this can be done. There should be a way to integrate Angular along with WordPress for your SPA. You would have to use the wordpress REST API to connect them both though. Also, you would need to enqueue the scripts in functions.php for the same. Although I am not sure about running … Read more
The advantage of using a framework is two-fold: If using a theme framework to build a regular theme, it can give you a head start by giving you mature code (in most major frameworks, anyway) that you can use as a base for your customizations. This gives you more control of the theme framework code … Read more
Fixed. Thanks to some feedback on reddit (see this thread and this one), I learned that the issue was that the mootools.js script was being loaded far too late. I solved it (rather inelegantly, I’m sure) by adding this line to themes/rt_gantry_wp/index.php, around line 30 or so (before the if blocks): $gantry->addScript(‘/wp-content/plugins/gantry/js/mootools.js’); It’s no longer … Read more
I recommend the Genesis framework by Studiopress: http://my.studiopress.com/themes/genesis/ They are widely used so there is a lot of resources available and good support on their website.
Since you want to be able to use these functions within your themes AND plugins, and taking into consideration your comment regarding loading, I’d recommend the following approach. Organize your functions into a library – depending on your methods and approaches, this could be multiple or single files. It could be just functions or as … Read more
At the end of your code after the last } add : add_action(‘init,’products_post_type’); Make sure you’re adding this to the file in the /wp-content/your_custom_theme/includes/theme-init.php file, and then of course update the permalink. With the CherryFramework, make sure you don’t modify any of the files in the CherryFramework folder, or you’ll lose out when an update … Read more
You can enable child themes for any theme: http://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes If you want your parent theme based off another parent theme, for example you want a theme based off of Twitter bootstrap and apply any changes they make to your framework, without over-riding your changes, use revision control. Git Mercurial etc.
It seems the issue was in part down to their being a theme-init.php in the child theme which was overwritting parts of the theme-init.php in the parent / cherry framework theme. I resolved the issue by adding the following code into my child theme’s theme-init.php; register_taxonomy(‘team_tag’, ‘team’, array( ‘hierarchical’ => false, ‘label’ => theme_locals(“tags”), ‘singular_name’ … Read more
medoo and other similar libraries are generic, that is they are aimed at querying some database in general and the weight of figuring out necessary queries are on you as developer. WP_Query and other WP APIs that perform requests to database are much more specific. They already contain much of that logic, which allows you … Read more