Unfortunately there is no easy fix for this, I tried this myself a while ago, and ended up not using any tabs for map rendering since it was the only reliable option. I had some success with messing about with CSS but all browsers (and mobile) reacted differently. The reason is Google maps computes it’s … Read more
Google is finding those pages because you’re linking to them. Most likely this happens when you use the media uploader and hit the “insert into post” button. Unless you tell it otherwise, WP will link to the attachment page intead of the image file. So head to your pages and remove the links to attachment … Read more
First thing I noticed is that your secondary pages link to images using a URL like: http://www.bowlingventures.com/BVc_13/wp-content/themes/bowlingventures/images/m2u.jpg whereas your home page uses: http://www.bowlingventures.com/wp-content/themes/bowlingventures/images/m2u.jpg Not sure this helps, but perhaps this will help someone else figure out what is going on. Are you sure that the home page is being loaded from WordPress?
The plugin hooks get_header() to check if the user is logged in, your theme doesn’t call get_header() so the check is never run.
I was able to remove this by using remove_action(‘wp_head’, ‘header_uri’); Where header_uri is displayed in the above function you must use the same function name you have used to initialize the function in add_custom_image_header() within your functions.php file. . example: add_custom_image_header(‘header_uri’, ‘admin_header_style’);
I ended up figuring out a solution to this issue even though it was not exactly what i was looking for. In Settings -> Reading there is an option to set the posts page to a specific page. What I did was. Create a new page with my base page template. Add this page to … Read more
This is not a PHP or HTML issue, but a CSS issue. Your top menu is overlapping with the top of the content, so when you place the mouse over the link you are in fact still hovering over the top menu. You can see this in the developer tools of your browser: If I … Read more
It sounds like you need to flush your rewrite rules. There is a flush_rewrite_rules() function, although the codex isn’t terribly useful with how it is used.
Try adding the .current-page-ancestor selector to your style, note the use of hyphens instead of underscores.
Have you made sure your CPT is using the ‘has_archive’ => true, parameter? And try something like; wp_reset_query(); if (is_post_type_archive(‘articles’)){ // do something }