every theme appears as basic HTML. So all the pictures, functionality, etc, do not appear When you visit any page which showcases a theme, or even check out the theme’s preview image (which is the image that shows up under the theme selection page in the back end), you will see an image of the … Read more
Turns out the guy didn’t have his auto-rotate on. I apologise for the pointless question.
If you want to check the number of posts on each page, you can use the found_posts method of WP_Query : <?php $paged = (get_query_var(‘paged’)) ? get_query_var(‘paged’) : 1; $portfolio = new WP_Query(array(‘post_type’ => ‘project’, ‘posts_per_page’ => 12, ‘paged’ => $paged)); if ($portfolio && $portfolio->found_posts >= 2) : while ($portfolio->have_posts()) : $portfolio->the_post(); echo “<div>”; the_title(); … Read more
AFAIK, support is dropped as soon as a major version is released. Actually, in true sense, if you take into account the major releases, support is never dropped, it just falls over into the next major release. A major version are not necessarily meant to just introduce new features in WordPress, but it also addresses … Read more
“Projects” are a common Custom Post Type. How is yours generated? However it is done, if it is done properly, the labels will have language strings that can be translated for localization/internationalization with any number of plugins that offer this functionality.
thanks for the response, leymannx. the code of the single page for showing tag/tags is as follow (swift is the theme name) – <?php if (has_tag()): ?> <div class=”tags”> <?php echo __(‘Tagged with’, ‘swift’) . ‘ ’; ?> <h6> <?php the_tags(”, ‘ ‘, ‘ ‘); ?> </h6> </div>
New Plugin Info request
On wordpress.org, what is the logic behind closing support tickets permanently? [closed]
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