You can create pages header and footer. In your header.php and footer.php, you just need to call the fields using the ID of the page you created. Check the documentation If you need to make that editing, available in the fron-end, you can use acf_form. Check the documentation
One solution to your problem is hiding admin bar from front-end. Maybe there is problem in your css too. To hide admin bar from front-end: To remove the toolbar from your site, go to Users > Your Profile. Scroll down to “Toolbar” and uncheck “Show Toolbar when viewing site.” Add add_filter(‘show_admin_bar’, ‘__return_false’); to functions.php of … Read more
So the root problem is sending headers, specifically the timing. Webpages have http headers, and http headers come before the content. The headers tell the browser what it’s recieving, and they must be sent first. When PHP outputs stuff, it needs to tell the browser to expect output, so the moment a character is output, … Read more
There are multiple ways to accomplish this. You could create a unique page template, enqueue a stylesheet just for the homepage, or use a unique class on the homepage. This is probably the simplest. If you inspect your homepage with the browser (press f12) and look at the body tag, you will notice WordPress is … Read more
There’s a new filter admin_viewport_meta in WordPress 5.5 – https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/wp_admin_viewport_meta/ Now you can change viewport: function my_meta_viewport() { return ‘width=980,initial-scale=1.0’; // your value } add_action( ‘admin_viewport_meta’, ‘my_meta_viewport’ );
Since this is an ajax call, you will have to make javascript handle the redirect. Your code is currently getting executed for the ajax response which is probably working just fine. You have to think of the ajax request as the browser making a second request behind the scenes of your page. Since the page … Read more
The reason this is happening is that enqueued scripts and styles are output on wp_head at priority 8, but your addMyStyle() functioning is running at priority 10, the default. This means that it’s too late to enqueue scripts and styles for the header. You could use a lower priority, but wp_head is the wrong hook … Read more
After some testing I found the best way is to use a walker. For this example lets say that this is the code that calls our menu wp_nav_menu([ ‘container’ => false, ‘theme_location’ => ‘right-side-top-menu’, ‘walker’ => new Menu_Middle_Logo() ]); Now for our walker, there isn’t an easy way to determine which of the parent menu … Read more
In the line before <header id=”header”>, put this code: <?php if( is_home() ) : ?> After the </header> tag that closes #header (which isn’t included in your code), put this code: <?php endif; ?> The is_home() is called a “template tag” and there are quite a few of them. If your site uses a static … Read more
Use the second parameter of wp_get_attachment_image_src(): $size. $att = wp_get_attachment_image_src( $att_ID, ‘large-thumb’ ); or $att = wp_get_attachment_image_src( $att_ID, array ( 900, 300 ) ); The size is passed to image_downsize() and there to image_get_intermediate_size(). If $size is an array WordPress will search for the best match in existing images: // from wp-includes/media.php::image_get_intermediate_size() // get the … Read more