I don’t know if I understand you correctly, but probably in the file which calls get_sidebar(): You could do something like if ( ! is_home() ) { get_sidebar(); } Or in your header.php where the main-element starts (which probably wraps the sidebar). You could give it a class if the page is not the home … Read more
If you’re using FireBug for FireFox or the Google Chrome Developer Tools (both available on Win via [F12]-key), then you can see that you’re missing ressources (404) via your Console Tab in the tool bar: Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 (Not Found) The list of “missing” files: tooltip.css … Read more
Youtube now supports oEmbed by default as the first option and even automatically highlights the url. Go to the youtube video you want, click share, the url is auto highlighted for you, copy + paste into wordpress, it does not get any easier.
You shouldn’t use any converters. That make your Code Buggy. You should use your own knowledge and convert it manually! Learn HTML5 and it is very useful four you and the future. 🙂
Try this: add_theme_support( ‘html5’, array( ‘gallery’, ‘caption’ ) ); And don’t forget to declare the HTML5 DOCTYPE at the very beginning of header.php with: <!DOCTYPE html>
Not sure what responsive_child_post_meta_data() is but I use this and it validates just fine: <time itemprop=”datePublished” class=”published” datetime=”<?php echo get_the_time(‘c’); ?>” content=”<?php echo get_the_time(‘c’); ?>”> <?php echo get_the_date(); ?> </time>
Your second h4 tag is again an opening tag. This echo ‘<h4>’.get_the_date().'<h4>’; should be this echo ‘<h4>’.get_the_date().'</h4>’;
Your shortcode: should be: Note the src=”” around the filename.
So yes, if you want to only show the “Coming soon” page, and keep working on your WordPress site at the same time, the best option is to move your WordPress installation somewhere else and only leave the HTML5 page. Another option would be through plugins – there are plugins that exist to force all … Read more
hook the_posts and inspect each post to see if your shortcode is present, you can use wp_enqueue_style at that point if it is. maybe a bit of regex to check for the presence of the shortcode is the way to go, unfortunately i’m not very good with regex! function wpse27772_has_shortcode($posts) { if ( empty($posts) ) … Read more