Copy header.php to your child theme so you’re not editing the parent theme’s file. And on line 49, you will see this line of code: if ( ! empty( $header_image ) ) : ?> This says if header image is not empty show the header image. So you can add to that condition to check … Read more
A quick way to disable a plugin is to rename the offending plugin’s directory, and it’ll be disabled on next page load.
The issue you have appears because you set your cookies too late. You have to set it before anything will be rendered. Set your cookies in the your-plugin-file.php file. Also you can check if headers were sent or not by calling headers_sent() function: add_action( ‘init’, ‘wpse8170_init’ ); function wpse8170_init() { if ( !headers_sent() ) { … Read more
One easy way is to use has_category function. E.g. in your header you can use if ( has_category(‘pirtek’) ) { $header=”/path/to/pirtek/header” } else { $header=”/path/to/standard/header” } If the post has the ‘kirtek’ category, then the condition inside if is true, no matter what other categories the post belongs to. This kind of if statement can … Read more
The Codex is your friend. There’s a the_widget() function for that. <?php the_widget( ‘MY_Widget’, $instance, $args ); ?> Refer to the Codex entry for values for $instance and $args. $instance = array( ‘title’ => ‘Some Title here’, ‘name’ => ‘Some Name here’, ‘show_info’ => true ); $args = array( ‘before_widget’ => ”, // Your value … 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
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
You can’t load template files directly. WordPress is not loaded in that context, so you have no access to its functions. Create a page in WordPress admin, and assign your template to that page, then point your link to that page rather than directly to the template file.
As indicated above, I discovered the answer to my own question. You do not need single quotes or brackets around the variable. The fact that the variable is a string itself is sufficient. The correct code is below: <?php $cat = get_the_category(); $catSlug = $cat[0]->slug; $catMenu = $catSlug . “-nav-menu”; $options = array( ‘container’=>’nav’, ‘container_class’=>’menu-header’, … Read more