There is no standard for a content.php in WordPress, that’s why you cannot find in the Codex. Some themes use it to render the post content. So instead of … while ( have_posts() ) { the_post(); ?><li <?php post_class(); ?>> <?php the_title( ‘<h2><a href=”‘ . get_permalink() . ‘”>’, ‘</a></h2>’ ); the_excerpt(); wp_link_pages(); ?></li> <?php } … Read more
Usually isotope allows appending new items and then just re-layout the masonry again: Somewhere in your JS file you should put the elements you want to append into a variable, e.g. new_elements jQuery(‘.grid’).append(new_elements) .isotope(‘appended’, new_elements) .imagesLoaded( function() { jQuery(‘.grid’).istotope(‘layout’); }); Source: http://isotope.metafizzy.co/methods.html The solution Thanks to @vajrasar for the final touches. When you echo the … Read more
Personaly i already used the wp-postviews plugin and it works fine. Comes with a widget to display the list in a sidebar.
To get the Feedbacks admin menu with the Jetpack plugin installed one has to make sure the Contact Form is activated through the Jetpack setup page /wp-admin/admin.php?page=jetpack:
There is indeed a Stats API that will allow you to access stats from a WordPress.com or a Jetpack site. You can read more about it here: http://stats.wordpress.com/csv.php http://phoxis.org/2011/04/24/wordpress-com-stats-api/ http://wpgr.org/2013/03/02/rendering-jetpack-stats/ Jetpack uses this API to populate the Top Posts widget: http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/browser/jetpack/tags/2.5/modules/widgets/top-posts.php#L223
Have you tried adding ‘type’ => ‘click’ under ‘footer’ => ‘page’, to see if the Jetpack works with click rather than the default scroll? It is also worth going to Settings -> Reading in the admin panel… does it say “To infinity and beyond….We’ve disabled this option for you since you have footer widgets in … Read more
Contact the Jetpack support team and let us know your site URL. We’ll update your Jetpack settings for you. Another alternative is to go to the Jetpack menu in your dashboard, and then click on “My jetpack” at the top of the page. You will then be able to disconnect your site from WordPress.com. Once … Read more
Right Now jetpack provides only way to embed subscriptions as sidebar widget. Registering a new sidebar would be a better Idea to do so, and this will not take more than few seconds. Step 1 – Register a sidebar for jetpack Just drop in this code somewhere in your theme’s functions.php file. register_sidebar( array( ‘name’ … Read more
The next level up would be an inline style in the head using a hook in a dedicated plugin or theme functions.php: function add_admin_css(){ ?><style>.gotonewdash {display: none;}</style><?php } add_action( ‘admin_head’,’add_admin_css’); Next level up after that would be an admin.css in a plugin with is_admin() and wp_enqueue_style
Your stats and subscribers are stored on WordPress.com, and associated to your site URL. The WordPress.com account used to connect Jetpack to WordPress.com doesn’t matter. If you disconnect Jetpack from WordPress.com and then reconnect with another WordPress.com account, all the data associated to that site URL will be back in your dashboard. You won’t lose … Read more