If get_option( ‘blogkori_theme_options’ ) doesn’t have a value you’re not going to get an array back, which means that $options[‘googanalytics’] isn’t valid. You’ll need to account for this possibility. You could do that by checking if googleanalytics is set, and setting it to a new variable, or an empty string if it’s not set: $options … Read more
You can do this by checking if the user is logged in as stated in the first answer. You simply need to do it the other way. For example, if you have a link in the menu that should be hidden in case the user is logged in, just add a custom css; .logged_in .menu-class-here{display:none;} … Read more
It looks like you have it: ErrorDocument 404 http://domain.com/custom_404.php You just have to create the static 404 page called custom_404.php in your child theme or the root of your domain. Child theme would be: http://domain.com/wp-content/themes/child_theme/custom_404.php
This link can help you in transforming text into tag-style boxes :-http://jsbin.com/hehurot/5/edit?html,js,output Then you can store them individually as per your use case
SOLUTION I found it by using the <?php wp_list_pages( $args ); ?> with customizing the args to display only selected children by id. $args = array ( ‘title_li’ => ”, ‘child_of’ => $post->ID, ‘include’ => 47 ) <h4> <?php wp_list_pages( $args ); ?> </h4> and setting the css to target the current and its parent … Read more
You can’t recall the same function or PHP will throw an error. Make your own function and call the same action hook, but give it a priority of 1 which should overrule the parent theme function. function custom_oblique_post_link_to_single() { if ( ! get_theme_mod( ‘read_more’ ) ) :?> <a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/282703/<?php the_permalink(); ?>”> <div class=”read-more”> <?php echo … Read more
Use CSS3 flexbox to control layout of widgets. First, wrap widget divisions in a container division <div class=”widgets-container”>. Add a unique class to each widget division ( in our example: widget-1, widget-2, and widget-3 ). Example code: <div class=”widgets-container”> <div class=”widget-1″> <!– widget-1 code below –> <h2>Widget 1</h2> </div> <div class=”widget-2″> <!– widget 2 code … Read more
wp_list_categories() isn’t the right function for this kind of output, as that is meant for displaying <ul> lists. Instead you should be looking at get_categories(), that instead only gets all the info about the categories and doesn’t apply any formatting to it. For your desired output you can use something like this: <?php $args = … Read more
You should use init action hook. From the codex: init is useful for intercepting $_GET or $_POST triggers. The following code is just a sample and is untested: function wpse283607_handle_submit() { // check if form is POSTed and nonce is valid if ( ‘POST’ === $_SERVER[‘REQUEST_METHOD’] && wp_verify_nonce( $_REQUEST[‘_wpnonce’], ‘my-action’ ) ) { if ( … Read more
Couple of things with this. Your action attribute is empty. That’s the attribute that tells the browser where to send the posted form data. Should be a field or if you’re using AJAX, I always put # in there and let the javascript do it’s thing. Not sure about the cf_name attribute in your input … Read more