You can do it in one of two ways: Method 1 It seems that the theme you are using has an options panel where you can define a logo. Have you looked into that? Method 2 The dirty way to do it. Change this line: $logo = $options[‘logo’]; To: $logo = “URL_TO_LOGO”;
Since you don’t present the code you are currently using, it’s difficult to answer. But you could consider adding float: right; to the CSS of the featured image?
Which wordpress plugin increases the size of tag as per more number of posts on it?
You will never be able to guarantee this functionality. Filesystem level permissions are ultimately beyond the power of PHP, and thus, WordPress. Though you can try and it may work on some systems/configurations there is no way to guarantee it and nothing you can do if the system will not allow you to change permissions. … Read more
Can’t really think of a reason for the behaviour, maybe it is just a bug in the theme, of course I can’t say anything specific without knowing the code. But you should be able get around it by making use of the wp_default_editor hook and explicitly set the type of editor you want to show … Read more
You can do that with CSS pseudo nth-child classes. Here is an example to make first two strong black. .beer-description strong:nth-child(1), .beer-description strong:nth-child(2) { color: #404040; } You can modify CSS in this as you wish.
It should be pretty easy to alter the text for the Core text widget via the widget_text filter: function conditional_text_widget_wpse_207957($text) { if (is_single()) { $text = “Whoa, d00d! I’m single”; } return $text; } add_filter(‘widget_text’,’conditional_text_widget_wpse_207957′); You do not specify what conditions you need exactly, nor provide any detail about the changes you need.
Fixed. Steps 1. Go to WordPress dashboard 2. Click on username at the top bar 3. Click “Edit My Profile” 4. Uncheck “Disable the visual editor when writing” 5. Scroll to the bottom and click “Update Profile”
Please check in your theme this might be in your theme options or you can check them in widget section under appereance tab in left side of your wordpress admin panel. Please comment belpw this answer if you are not able to find the text.
Your problem is not WP specific, but for achieving your desired layout just change .relatedcontent style to : .relatedcontent { display: block; }