Well, you could avoid slicing the image by using an image map to map different parts of the image to different links. Otherwise you will need to get into the header.php file in your theme, thats where the code that outputs the header image is. If you want to hardcode something, you can do it … Read more
First of all, search this site. This questions has been answered many times in the past: https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/search?q=clean+wp_head and https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/search?q=security+obscurity Secondly, there is a difference in what WP loads and what a theme and a plugin will load. Look in the theme functions file to see what the theme loads, i.e. javascripts and CSS. Look in … Read more
wp_lists_pages is not a valid function, it’s wp_list_pages (no s at end of list). enable debugging in your wp-config.php file to see php errors Edit: additional ifo To answer your other question most advanced editors will check the syntax in your code and will flag errors. With a function spelling error you would need an … Read more
I’m not sure what’s causing the causation of your problem, but for some reason the <li> tags are not being added around the “portfolio” menu item, when you visit the blog page. Maybe you can see why in the custom header menu code?! The <li> tags are what creates the spacing(padding-right) in between each menu … Read more
The following code will cycle between the 9 pics. 1st day of the year = pic0, 2nd = pic1…359th = pic9, 360th = pic0, etc. <?php $pic_array = array( ‘pic0’, ‘pic1’, ‘pic2’, ‘pic3’, ‘pic4’, ‘pic5’, ‘pic6’, ‘pic7’, ‘pic8’, ); $d = (int) date(‘z’) % 9; $todays_pic = $pic_array[$d]; echo $todays_pic; Hopefully you’re not changing a … Read more
You have called your theme mrskitson.caVersion#3. Do you know what a hash symbol (#) does in a URL? So, browsers are trying to load the script here: http://update.mrskitson.ca/wp-content/themes/mrskitson.caVersion And then jump down to an element with ID matching everything after the #. Change the name of the theme folder!
You can combine multiple conditional statements: <?php if ( function_exists( ‘show_media_header’ ) and ! is_home() // list of newest blog posts and ! is_front_page() // front page, might be a static page ) { show_media_header(); } ?> You don’t need a separate file for that.
bloginfo(‘template_url’) is the wrong function, you need home_url: <div class=”subnavLinks”> <a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/104386/<?php echo home_url(“/contact-us/get-a-quote’); ?>” class=””><img src=”/uploads/quote.png” class=””></a>
First off, the usual caveat — Don’t modify core code. (Certainly not on a production site.) If you read the documentation on the Codex, you’ll notice that most if not all of the pages in, say, the Function Reference have a section called Source File. Clicking the link located there will take you to the … Read more
Opps had same issue few weeks back. check your .htaccess file some code written to block css file that is why you are getting 403 error message. code can be look like <Files ~ “(.js|.css)”> Order allow,deny Deny from all </Files>