Replace the image code with the below one. Actually you are giving the root path in your image source but the image is in your theme folder. Also check if the images folder name is image or images. <img src=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/159297/<?php bloginfo(“template_directory’); ?>/image/logokovil.png” alt=”logo” height=”100″ width=”100″>
It is related to HTML semantics, an IMG is a semantically important element of the page while a background image has no semantic importance. Because IMG is semantically important, but might fail to load or render, the HTML standard requires an alternative text, a description of the image content, to be supplied with the image … Read more
As per comments: this code is not doing anything. To find the culprit, first change your theme to a standard one to see if the theme is adding it. If yes, check header.php if it is hardcoded there or else functions.php for any instances of add_action(‘wp_head’…, where it might be lingering. If it’s not the … Read more
The blank lines are probably being generated by code that is hooked to the wp_head action. Generally speaking this is not a big deal as it won’t affect the way your page is displayed in a browser. There are some downsides like the size of the HTML document that is transmitted, but this can be … Read more
Seems to be good old-fashioned css-problem: The top level li is 93 px high (by the link in it: 38px padding top, 16px line-height, 39px padding-bottom), the sub-navigation starts at top: 96px. Now for the backgrounds of your problem: The subnavigation is shown while your mouse hovers over the li (or something within the li). … Read more
Use get_the_tags() instead of the_tags(), get_the_tags() does the following for you: Returns an array of objects, one object for each tag assigned to the post. with which you can work with to achieve what you want. See the examples on the codex page for more information.
As you have now stated that both Theme A and Theme B are already Child Themes, perhaps you could try adding this to your funcions.php file in Theme B – add_action(‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘enqueue_front_scripts’); function enqueue_front_scripts(){ /** Switch to the parent blog */ switch_to_blog(1); // You may need to change the ID, I don’t know what ID … Read more
I’ve found the solution to the problem myself. for anyone out there, surround your header call with the conditional ‘is_product_category( ‘day’ )’. you can read more about it here: http://docs.woothemes.com/document/conditional-tags/
Your code does seem ok, so it is hard to guess why are you not getting expected result. One thing to note is that WordPress ships with its own copies of Backbone and Underscore, it is considered a good practice to use its copies in such case. The scripts you don’t “need” are likely coming … Read more
Looks like the source of my problem is a function called admin_bar_bumpin wp-includes>admin-bar.php. It’s for the admin bar and when I log out it goes away so it wasn’t effecting the style of the site for logged out users. I was able to filter it out in my functions.php file. That’s actually no better than … Read more