If you want the absolute path to your theme’s stylesheet directory you could use get_stylesheet_directory(). If you want the URI of your theme’s stylesheet directory you could use get_stylesheet_directory_uri(). get_theme_root() will return the absolute path to the themes directory. get_home_path() will return the absolute filesystem path to the root of the WordPress installation. Once you’ve … Read more
Taken literally your question is about post to post relationships. Bad news — WordPress core doesn’t do post to post relationships. However there are some solutions ranging from frameworks like Posts 2 Posts to plugins like Post Connector. Stepping a bit back though, structure you are describing strongly implies grouping of posts. The mechanism for … Read more
How to link keywords in custom fields?
I believe the answer to be yes and no and probably a few versions of each but here’s what i’ve learned. You can link to external sites of course and pages through any WYSIWYG editor that you add as a custom field within a CPT, you can even do the same by adding an external … Read more
Internal Links that Automatically Update
Silo Structure; Will links from home page to a Sub-category or Post undermine silo seo advantage? [closed]
Eliminate errors in internal linking
This is very similar to this question. We have to hook into check_ajax_referer to address the internal linking feature only. Then we register an action for pre_get_posts to extend the search to drafts and pending posts. We will still get no pretty permalinks, because they are excluded in get_permalink. So we register a filter for … Read more
From the chat. Changing the template names to lowercase + lower case folders did it. So @CoderScissorhands haven’t had the style.css file in the parent theme, and this also was the reason not to work.
You’re using relative URLs that will always look inside the current URL structure. You either need to add a slash before wp-content, or put in the full URL to the resources. So for example: src: url(‘/wp-content/themes/mytheme/fonts/font.ttf’); or src: url(‘http://example.com/wp-content/themes/mytheme/fonts/font.ttf’);