The quick and dirty way to do it is to create a file named .maintenance at the root of the site– same directory as license.txt— and add a bit of PHP: <?php die(); Of course, you can create whatever markup and messages you’d like before the die();, but there is very little WordPress available since … Read more
The WordPress built-in editor supports two editing modes, “Visual” and “Text.” The “Text” mode allows you to directly edit the actual HTML of the page (or post), including any <div> elements that might be there.
its an unclear question, You didn’t specify which theme you are using? but i guess if you explore the theme settings you would have the alternative header styles, as most of the latest themes have different type of header styles with the above mention description, that what i can suggest you.
How are you editing your CSS? You can use media queries to set which screen size you want your css to be applicable to: https://www.w3schools.com/css/css_rwd_mediaqueries.asp
Also, don’t develop on the stage server. You’ll face a lot of problems in the future doing so. Develop on the local computer.
Yes, you can unzip the TAR file and extract the files into your root folder where you want WordPress installed. But that is only half of your setup. The other half is the database. You will need to export your database from the current site and then import it into your new site. A lot … Read more
It can be solved with custom fields, block1, block2, block3. In template (single.php) make three divs, in each set an appropriate meta value (use: ?php echo get_post_meta($post_id, ‘block1’, true); ), and then you can control the text within each custom field.
Keep your static site as is and install wordpress in your /3eblog/ folder. This will give you an entire wp install just for that sub folder – the rest of your site will remain intact. You can then use WP out of the box with one of the many free themes available. Your server will … Read more
There is documentation on how to create a theme on the codex: Theme Development. You can also get started quickly with basic starter themes; underscores. There are also tools that you can use to package and distribute your theme; wp dist-archive
In order to run a WordPress site you have to go for the self-hosted version and install WordPress on a web server. It’s not as hard as it sounds 🙂 What you need A web host (a simple shared host will do). PHP and MySQL must be available on the web host (very common). PHP … Read more