Hide CSS class only in single post pages
This worked for me: <?php if( is_single() ) : ?> <style id=”my-internal-css”> .frame-content { display: none !important; } </style> <?php endif; ?>
This worked for me: <?php if( is_single() ) : ?> <style id=”my-internal-css”> .frame-content { display: none !important; } </style> <?php endif; ?>
You can created pages within wordpress itself and then assign a custom template. You may store the template files however you like as long as they are wihtin the theme folder itself. https://developer.wordpress.org/themes/template-files-section/page-template-files/
How to add an ID to an existing HTML element?
You need to understand/learn how WP generates pages. It is all done through template files, which are files that contain the PHP and HTML code to generate the HTML. There are no HTML pages (basically) that are used by WP themes. There are templates that query the database and produce HTML output according to the … Read more
You’re missing > in the closing div, for after_widget: ‘after_widget’ => ‘</div’, Needs to be: ‘after_widget’ => ‘</div>’,
Are you using a child theme? If so, look in your child theme’s style.css file and find the blockquote styles and change the code to something like below, or add the custom CSS into any additional CSS areas that may be included in your theme’s Customizer options to override the stylesheet. To take inspiration from … Read more
If you only need to use URL query parameters, you should use simple links instead of form. If you want to use form, but still want to use URL query parameters, you should definitely go with javascript. But, if you really want to use form and $_POST data, you can use this: $orderby = isset($_POST[‘orderby’]) … Read more
Not sure how your final html should look, but I guess it’s: <ul> <li>…</li> <li>…</li> <li>…</li> </ul> In that case, you should move the ul element outside the while loop and your code should look like this: <ul> <?php while ($agendaHome->have_posts()) { $agendaHome->the_post(); ?> <li>rest of the code goes here</li> <?php } ?> </ul> Also … Read more
First, keep in mind that you aren’t meant to edit a theme directly. WordPress’s Appearance > Editor presents security risks, and can allow you to modify things in a way that breaks your site, so it is best to disable it entirely. Any time you modify a theme, and then update that theme, all of … Read more
See in this screenshot http://prntscr.com/mldnem “li tag” is padding with red border so it is max height to consider li tag to hover sub menu if mouse cursor is go to below the red border then sub-menu is automatically disappears. so you can either reduce the font size of menu with padding or remove 2 … Read more