Write a function, and define it as a callback on the wp_head hook: <?php /** * print a alternate link on head for a several post * * @wp-hook wp_head * @return void */ function wpse_162849_print_alternate_link() { //don’t do anything expect on singular pages if ( ! is_singular() ) return; // check the global post … Read more
You can do it in one of two ways: Method 1 It seems that the theme you are using has an options panel where you can define a logo. Have you looked into that? Method 2 The dirty way to do it. Change this line: $logo = $options[‘logo’]; To: $logo = “URL_TO_LOGO”;
Override theme metadata in header
Most optimal way of starting fresh, without using other theme or dropping old files?
Saving post doesn’t just happens. Either you are submitting a form or ajax request, which spins up new copy of WP core, which does the saving. Typically that process isn’t meant to produce output and isn’t handling it accordingly. Depending on what you want to accomplish you will have to either use pure JavaScript for … Read more
i found solution i am using this php code to send headers header(“Content-type: text/xml”, true, 200);
So far i know google appreciate a single instance of h1 tag in a page, but it could be anywhere at the priority content area. And all of WordPress front pages does have an element to use inside h1, such as post title, category name, search text, author name etc. Usually Blog or Front page … Read more
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W3TC has an option called Page Cache that will render all your dynamic pages into static HTML and deliver that instead of rendering the page every page load. This reduces loading time a lot and I suggest you turn it on and give it a try.
You should add a class to the header when the user is logged in, this way, only your css would have to change. You can do it like this in your header.php file : <header class=”header clear <?php echo ((is_user_logged_in())?’logged-in-header’:’not-logged-in-header’); ?>” role=”banner”>