It definitely is possible, and you should really read the WordPress Codex before diving in, and read it in-depth. It’s very well documented and usually a simple Google search will bring up answers for many of your questions. The WordPress Codex will explain everything for you, especially this page for your situation, regarding creating a … Read more
You can turn it on and clear the cache whenever you like, it even adds a button to the admin bar specifically to purge all caches. I say implement it as early as possible so that you don’t have to rewrite any code in case there’s an odd conflict with it or anything. You can … Read more
There is actually a great plugin for this. http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/fancybox-for-wordpress/ “fancy box for wordpress” I have tried a few and lots of the time they dont work the way I want or dont work at all. This one has not failed me yet. It automatically turns galleries and images (if you link them to the FILENAME.jpg) … Read more
You can require the wp-load.php file in the existing page… <?php require(‘wp-load.php’) ?> This will basically load the WordPress installation and allow you to access each of the functions (and the loop) as you normally would.
There’s no need to store the URL in a custom field, the thumbnail id is already stored in a custom field under the key _thumbnail_id. You can fetch the ID via get_post_meta and use wp_get_attachment_image_src to get the URL.
Take a look at the files for the default Urdu theme to see what is necessary. WP Polyglots has some information too, the most important changes for 3.4 are listed on a dedicated page. I think the main point are the fonts: Don’t rely on the browsers capability to find the best font file, embed … Read more
You can use front-page.php as your homepage template. So just rename home.php to front-page.php and it should work.
It is because you are overidding your values in custom.js: $(‘#quickName’).val(‘your name’); $(‘#quickEmail’).val(‘your email’); $(‘#quickComment’).val(‘your message’); Remove these lines and you should be good to go.
you need to correct the automatically added body_class .singular to get the layout; for instance use this in functions.php of your child theme (which you should have created to work from): add_filter(‘body_class’, ‘pagetemplate_adjust_body_class’, 20, 2); function pagetemplate_adjust_body_class($wp_classes, $extra_classes) { if( is_page_template(‘new-sidebar-page-template-file-name.php’) ) : // Filter the body classes foreach($wp_classes as $key => $value) { if … Read more
As far as my usage with Yoast’s WordPress SEO plugin goes, I thought always assumed the plugin simply replaced any existing code with what it generates for that same purpose. If you are using the plugin and don’t want to disable it, then simply go into your header.php file and delete/comment-out any meta tags that … Read more