I found !!! It had nothing to do with “Access-Control-Allow-Origin” was because of the API key, I entered the username and password from my dashboard help scout, I had to enter the api key for my documentation 🙂 Thanks a lot for your help 🙂
You can’t use header after content has been sent to the browser, headers were already sent. Your code runs after part of the admin page it appears on has already been output to the browser. You can solve this by moving your output code into a function hooked to something that runs earlier, like admin_init, … Read more
You are following a wrong format to call sub header file. Here is how we have to call sub header files: <?php get_header(‘subexample’); ?> Here is how you have to name the sub header file: header-subexample.php Hope this helps!
It’s should be return rather than echo. return ‘<meta name=”site_title” content=”‘.’test test’.'”>’.”\n”;
The default fallback in wp_nav_menu for a menu that doesn’t exist/isn’t registered is wp_page_menu, which unfortunately does not support the same arguments/implement the same level of “customisability” – you either need to create a custom fallback, or remove the fallback entirely (so that the user is forced to set a menu).
I would recommend creating a child theme instead of editing Vogue files directly. If you edit the files directly, and someday you update the Vogue theme, it will overwrite all of your edits. https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2016/01/create-customize-wordpress-child-theme/ It looks like a file called “header-layout-one.php” is where you’ll find the social media icons. To get the search box to … Read more
I think you have to check if the loaded page is a post, and use the WordPress loop to get the right data. <?php if ( have_posts() ) { while ( have_posts() ) { the_post(); ?> <meta name=”author” content=”<?php the_author(); ?>” > <meta name=”description” content=”<?php the_content(); ?>” > <?php } } ?>
This thing is based on your template.If your template allow you to add your own code then you can add this code in your template part. In your active theme you can see header.php file, in this file you can add this code where it is suitable.
Looks like just syntax: add_action( ‘wp_head’, function(){ ob_start(); }
Yes it is. You have 2 choices: Option 1 Use an FTP manager such as FileZilla, and navigate to the following folder: \wp-content\themes\YOUR-THEME’S-NAME\images\ and replace the logo.png file with any image you desire. To preserve the appearance, use an image with the same size of your current logo. Option 2 Upload your logo through media … Read more