I think the problem might lie in: $wpdbinfo = $wpdb->get_results(“SELECT * FROM bo_mytable WHERE id=3”); $wpdb->get_results() returns an array of objects, yet you are referencing a property on $wpdbinfo (->nameinfo). You’ll either want to loop through the $wpdbinfo array, or if you’re certain you’ll get only a single record (possibly a safe assumption if id … Read more
Try adding the !important tag text-transform:none!important;
The first, and likely best, solution is to use a WordPress network where BLOG 1 resides at example.com. BLOG 2 is a totally separate blog, but within the context of the network and lives at a subdirectory like example.com/blog2. And so on… The second solution is to use a plugin that pulls in feeds from … Read more
It is usually because there are spaces, new lines, or other stuff before an opening tag, typically in wp-config.php. This could be true about some other file too, so please check the error message, as it will list the specific file name where the error occurred. Other Resources: PHP: Headers Already Sent
WordPress theme should load header.php file for eacfront-endnd request, so the best place to add your custom code is in the header.php on the very top, before any HTML.
Alright, what you’ll need to do here is separate the header into it’s own wrapper. What I did to get this to work is to close the #wrapper div right after you close the #header div and start a new div with the same class hfeed and a new ID other than wrapper. Should look … Read more
Login to the admin, go to appearance then click on header link (will be shown if the theme is currently activated). After that click ‘Remove Header Image’ button there. If you want to remove this in the code. Then, go to the theme folder, open header.php. Find and delete this code: <?php // Check to … Read more
Put that code (this is the output): <a href=”http://carolbadre.wordpress.com/”> <img width=”1000″ alt=”” src=”http://carolbadre.files.wordpress.com/2012/03/cropped-grr.jpg”> </a> Which must look different in the backend inside a div… Then you can css it and use height: auto..
Tight integration (loading either inside of other one) without much functionality overlap might come with considerable performance penalty. It might or might not be relevant for you. Since the issue can be abstracted to “how to transfer fragment of page to external site” I would probably generate that fragment in WP and make other side … Read more
How to give a download link to a .csv file from the custom plugin?