sanitize_text_field() is intended to sanitize a value for use as plain-text. HTML tags are stripped in the process. wp_kses() may be a more appropriate sanitization helper for your use-case and can be passed a custom list of permitted HTML tags. Alternately, you can pass a context name to use a pre-defined set. To use the … Read more
In that last block, there’s a mix of bracketed and bracket-free if statements that make it hard to debug. I’d suggest rewriting it like this and using indentation to make it easier to see what is going on at a glance: if (is_page(esc_url( wp_get_current_url() . ‘/?sortby=asc’))) { if ( $newQuery->have_posts() ) { while ( $newQuery->have_posts() … Read more
I took a look at your site, and are you sure you dont want to make the .wrapper clickable? boxed-layout is your whole site, so if you made that clickable the whole site would be a link. However, if I look at your question, the answer would be to use jQuery. <script> $(“.body.boxed-layout”).click(function(){ window.location = … Read more
Wrap the code like this to make it not conflict with other JS libraries wordpress loads. jQuery(document).ready(function($) { // code }); OR (function($) { // code })(jQuery);
Pay for the ACF Pro version to enable flexible fields (which is basically the function I wanted to have) or use an alternative WP plugin that has the feature for free, such as Carbon Fields or Piklist. If you want to display PHP in the textboxes, although creating a security vulnerability, you could use Shortcodes. … Read more
There is a item over these select boxes. In you css file search for element.style and remove it’s position: relative; property. element.style { bottom: 0; left: 0; position: relative; top: auto; } That will fix this issue.
Even when WordPress is actually hiding comments in your source code by instant, it could be possible that plugins or yourself put other comments into your code. However that happened, you can delete them manually from your Theme / Child-Theme or minify the HTML-Code. A Plugin like Autoptimize will help your minify the HTML-Code and … Read more
There are no built-in functions to build grids, this is a design element, and you should use CSS frameworks. http://960.gs/ http://yuilibrary.com/yui/docs/cssgrids/ http://cssgrid.net/ http://www.blueprintcss.org/ Modern HTML grids are built using DIV elements, styled in CSS.
If you are talking about the wp-admin dashboard, then, the editor will be inside Appearance > Editor. The $12 you are paying looks like just the domain name fee. For safely editing the php files, you need ftp or sftp access. You need to contact the Tumblr support team for this issue.
That is a much bigger topic than can be addressed here. Please take a look at the WordPress Codex entry on Theme Development Generally speaking, you break the HTML into a header, footer, and content area. The header goes into header.php, the footer goes into footer.php and the content area goes into index.php or another, … Read more