There are a lot of slider pluglins in wordpress repository such http://wordpress.org/plugins/slide-show-pro/, just follow the install steps. then use the shortcodes like [slideshowpro cats=2,3] or the code to integrate into php php echo do_shortcode(‘[slideshowpro cats=2,3]’); insert the code in header.php to show the slider on every single page or post
If it is straight pass through to native WP function this might work: {% for distrito in wp.get_terms(‘Distritos’, {‘foo’: ‘bar’} ) %} However overall this is specific to implementation and is hard to guess without taking that code apart.
If you’ve created a Custom Post Type, then WordPress should be able to handle this for you automagically. Check the Template Hierarchy. Instead of creating a “Page” and trying to paginate that, create archive-{post_type}.php instead. That file will be used as the index file for your CPT, and will show up automatically at http://yoursite.com/news. You’ve … Read more
Refer to the Template Hierarchy Codex entry. The template hierarchy for the blog posts index is as follows: home.php index.php There is no case where the blog posts index will use a page template, either the default page template or a custom page template. The determination is controlled by wp-includes\template-loader.php. Refer to Line 31: elseif … Read more
You really shouldn’t be doing this. Functions belong in the functions file. Period. (Or perhaps in a separate functions file which you include in the main one) However, if you insist, you can drop functions in any template file you want, because PHP doesn’t care. Actually you will need to include it in every template … Read more
You should paste that code in the header.php file. Just before the closing code . And that should be done. And if it is asking for pasting the code in the template then find the specific page where you want to place it. There may be different template for different page.
Since your client is not sharing any code what so ever, there is no genuine way for us to help you with this question (which should have been closed initially since it’s centered around a third-party plugin). Now, with that being said, to troubleshoot this, I would look into the following: Check if your CSS … Read more
The front-end customization options in self-hosted WordPress are absolute. You can edit whatever you want in PHP/HTML templates and CSS style sheets. While WordPress comes with single theme (“Twenty Ten” at moment) the availability of third party free and paid themes for it is huge. See: Where can I download WordPress themes from? for good … Read more
This looks like a plain PHP question at the first sight, but there is also at least one WordPress issue. Let’s start with that. You should not use include or TEMPLATEPATH in a theme. There are alternatives for include in WordPress: get_template_part() and locate_template(). And the constants TEMPLATEPATH and STYLESHEETPATH will be deprecated in the … Read more
I figured it out. This is because a lot of your file request are getting a 4XX, 5XX response or can’t be loaded. I started looking further and realized some of your js/css is being loaded properly. However some of it is not. The files that are not being loaded have a :443 extension to … Read more