many ways to do it, not best but easiest is problably javascript: <script type=”text/javascript”> jQuery(‘.fm-item-cell-country:contains(“USA”)’).addClass(‘americanflag’); </script> from that you edit your css (which I guess you’re more comfortable with), setting property for each class (.americanflag in that case) Hope that help a bit
You can achieve that by changing the conditional to if ( !is_home() && !is_archive() ) Also consider using if and else if. So your optimized code would be: <?php if ( !is_home() && !is_archive() ) { if ( get_post_type() == ‘pretty-little-liars’ ) { echo ‘<div id=”headerimg”><img src=”http://tv-cafe.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/pllbanner.png”></div>’; } else if ( get_post_type() == ‘revenge’ ) … Read more
You form action value is wrong. It should be home_url(). WordPress will pick the search template automatically then. The search field has to use the name s: <input type=search name=s> Otherwise WordPress will not recognize the request as a search request. The error happens, because you included the functions.php somehow withut using the automatic by … Read more
It sounds like you should be looking into WordPress multisite. Multisite is a way to run multiple sites on a single installation of WordPress. WordPress.com is an example. One big advantage of multisite is that it runs off a single set of plugins and themes. That means you can allow separate users/authors to only have … Read more
Directly answering your question, you should be able use the function admin_url() to get the base URL for the admin folder, and ABSPATH . ‘wp-admin’ to get the local file path to that folder. Certainly, the WordPress code itself doesn’t expect the admin folder to be named anything different. However, you should be able to … Read more
Most probably off-topic question… You can use: $var = date(“D”); to get the current day of the week. Then make a switch or a series of if-else to choose which posts you’ll want to display for that day.
It sounds like your theme is using the_excerpt() instead of the_content() when displaying the post. If you want to display the full post you’ll need to edit your index.php file to use the_content() instead.
There are many things to check for. It sounds like you are not doing anything ‘complex’ so I’d start by looking at the theme you are using to see if it has its own custom settings for ‘front page’ type features. Maybe those are getting in the way? Sorry, without any more detailed information, it’s … Read more
You have three input elements with id=”upload_image” and three with id=”upload_image_button”. So jQuery is working with first elements only. Remember, id means identity.
The Function get_body_class() gives you an Array containing all the classes that are added to the body, so you can reuse them.