Your question is off-topic on here, but some quick tips. To print your style, you can use wp_add_inline_style(). find a stylesheet and hook to it to print your styles, instead of using style link in a script link (which obviously won’t work). This is an example for you, which goes in your theme/child-theme’s functions.php file: … Read more
You can use options to customize this for every site. Options are stored separately for each site. So, inside your header you can do something like <?php $login_link = get_option(“worduoso_login_link”); $login_text = get_option(“worduoso_login_text”); ?> and then print it like this <?php if($login_link && $login_text): ?> <div class=”added-header”><a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/273810/<?php echo $login_link; ?>”><?php echo $login_text; ?></a></div><?php endif; … Read more
I was going to leave this as a comment since questions about CSS are off-topic here, but it wasn’t going to fit. There is a rule in your inline CSS at line 75, which hides the menu of the screens sized less than 750 pixel. This is it: @media only screen and (max-width: 750px) { … Read more
why not tie them all together? .et_pb_widget a.news-button { color: green; //example color. text-decoration: none; }
I don’t understand using rigid widgets having the ability to edit the theme. So, I call attention to the wp_nav_menu() for flexibility improvement. functions.php: <?php // register menu in `side_menu` register_nav_menu( ‘side_menu’, __( ‘Sidebar’, ‘theme-slug’ ) ); Now you can build your own menu under Appearance -> Menus. Use wp_nav_menu() function to display your menu … Read more
From where I see it you are looping the indicators as well as your carousel inner items. Basically, try looping the content only.
You’ll want to search your theme files for the part of the page template that is controlling those classes, likely page.php would be a good place to start. Then once you find the part you think is controlling the output, try adding: if( is_page(24331) ) { echo ‘vertical-header’; } For example: <div id=”page” class=”layout-fullwidth <?php … Read more
You should place the whole function/script inside a so called IIFE like this: (function($){ //your code })(jQuery); In WordPress the $ isn’t attached to jQuery by default due to possible conflicts with other JavaScript libraries.
I can see $topselected= get_the_author_meta( ‘user_top’, $user->ID ); , here you are using “user_top” as the meta_key but while updating you are using “user_chapter” update_usermeta( $user_id, ‘user_chapters’, $_POST[‘user_chapters’] ); Whatever name you are providing in <select name=”user_top” id=”user_top”>, should be used in $_POST[”] So here you are using “user_top” as your select name, so it … Read more
Static HTML homepage, Link to WP installation