That log entry indicates the someone form that IP is requesting a image file from your site. The referrer “WordPress/4.1.2” indicates that it is probably using WP HTTP API, so the image is not just inserted in HTML (using <img> or any other HTML element) but requested server-side. Why? It can not be known with … Read more
You need to add position: absolute to your Facebook button. Header.php <div class=”logo”> <a class=”logoimga” title=”Gelnagels Gina” href=”http://www.gelnagels-gina.be/”> <img src=”http://www.gelnagels-gina.be/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/Gina4.png”> </a> <a class=”header-img-1″ title=”Facebook-header” href=”#”> <img src=”http://www.gelnagels-gina.be/wp-content/themes/optimizer/facebook.png”> </a> </div> CSS .header-img-1 { left: 15%; position: absolute; top: 50px; }
It seems to be missing the opening <?php or else that text shouldn’t be readable above the image. The file seems to be using index.php but it’s possible depending on your theme setup that it’s a different file missing the <?php. Therefore, get_header() is not filling the header at all, because it’s displaying as HTML … Read more
The blog posts index and site front page have been treated as two different query contexts, with is_home() applying to the blog posts index, and is_front_page() applying to the site front page. Be careful not to confuse the two query conditionals: On the site front page, is_front_page() will always return TRUE, regardless of whether the … Read more
obviously the answer is no. wordpress do not load JS and CSS on the admin side if it is not needed. In addition your method will probably trigger all kinds of plugins which assume that wp_head and wp_footer are triggered only at the frontend which might create “interesting” side effects. If you want to customize … Read more
Use custom header-templates. create a file for example “header-home.php”. Put your code in it and then get it by using <?php get_header(‘home’); ?> You can also use header-templates inside a other header-template. Lets say you have the top navigation. You want it in all headers. Then put the code for this in your header.php. Then … Read more
Finally got this working! This is just a basic test to get the form working, but if anyone else is working on a similar issue, this is how I got it to work. Another important thing, to keep the “Headers already sent” error away, make sure that there are NO errors i.e. all fields are … Read more
Best way would be to: Create a child theme, so you can still update the base theme Modify header.php or whatever outputs the logo to output your button Add custom CSS to style/position your button (in the child theme obviously)
The login page is a horrible mess mixing functions with output the way it does. It makes projects like your unnecessarily difficult. It is actually better now that is used to be. You can cheat around the problem with output buffering: ob_start(); include(‘wp-login.php’); ob_end_clean(); Of course, the page still gets generated so it is consuming … Read more
You are overthinking this ( very dangerous and harmful for programmer/developer ).. Just use this logic in your page template: <?php //Check if user is logged in if( is_user_logged_in() ) { //The the stuff you want to show to logged-in users } else { //Do something else, e.g show notice “You have to be logged … Read more