WordPress has some image classes built in and expects all themes to implement them for proper functionality. See styling images documentation in Codex. Though for more elaborate cases you might need to us inline style or create a child theme with more elaborate CSS. Date would likely be a matter of adding respective template tag … Read more
Add these 2 lines to your css file in your child theme. You can change the percentages to suit your needs. (I’ve provided a starting point of what I think looks pretty good) //text size .entry-footer { width: 30% !important; } //picture size .entry-content { margin-left: 55% !important; width: 30%!important; }
Doesn’t sound like you’re doing anything wrong but can’t really assist without more information. I’m thinking it’s either a theme, plugin, or server issue. First try disabling the cherry lazy load / parallax plugins to see if it is coming from there. Then try changing your theme to see if you have the same problem … Read more
The following code is partialy taken from the plugin Taxonomy Images and it’s working: function get_taxonomy_image( $atts ) { $atts = shortcode_atts( array( ‘image_size’ => ‘thumbnail’, ‘id’ => ”, ), $atts ); if( ! empty( $atts[‘id’] ) ) { $term = get_term( $atts[‘id’] ); $related_id = 0; if ( isset( $term->term_taxonomy_id ) ) { $related_id … Read more
i had also the same issue when using the AVADA theme. It appends the title attribute on the image which is showing the text/caption when its being on hover. <script type=”text/javascript”> /* The first line waits until the page has finished to load and is ready to manipulate */ $(document).ready(function(){ /* remove the ‘title’ attribute … Read more
I’m not sure to understand your problem here but if you want to check all the images on your wordpress you need to go on your dashboard > media. You can also find all your images on your FTP under the file: wp-includes/upload
You need to include the path to the theme. bloginfo(‘template_url’); get_bloginfo(‘template_url’); So: <img src=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/286179/<?php bloginfo(“template_url’); ?>/footer-image.jpg”>
No it would not be a viable solution. Never hard-code content like that. Assuming you have a slider, you should create a custom post type (or use a plugin like ACF to create a repeater field. Then you’d query a loop of either said posts or fields, and create the appropriate html markup. That way … Read more
Add this following function to your functions.php of your theme or child theme. function homeURLshortcode() { return home_url(); } add_shortcode(‘homeurl’, ‘homeURLshortcode’); This will create a shortcode like [homeurl] which you can use to add in any visual editor and it will render as your main domain address, like http://domain.com. So for your image url you … Read more
This is easily done using a filter on the title, which you can add to your functions.php. Like this: add_filter (‘the_title’, ‘wpse305812_add_flag’, 10, 2); function wpse305812_add_flag ($title, $id) { if (in_category (‘england’, $id)) $flag = “http://www.example.com/…/england.jpg” elseif (in_category (‘brasil’, $id)) $flag = “http://www.example.com/…/brasil.jpg” …; return ‘<img src=”‘ . $flag . ‘”> ‘ . $title; } … Read more