There’s no reason to use multiple loops to get this effect: The look you want comes from the jQuery Masonry script, which is included in recent versions of WordPress. Your post list as you describe it is just the standard post index, so use a single standard loop — that is, a WordPress loop, as … Read more
I can’t add comments yet, but do you get what Milo is saying? Just look at this section and it is as if there are no closing or tags for the classes post and post-preview. <?php if ( have_posts() ) : while ( have_posts() ) : the_post(); ?> <div class=”post-image”> <?php if ( has_post_thumbnail() ) … Read more
It sounds like your theme template file(s) are not using get_header, which is the function that loads your header.php. If so, you will need to add get_header(); to the top of each of your template files. My guess is that your theme template files are missing get_footer also as nothing that would normally be in … Read more
check in footer if their any menu for their location <?php if ( has_nav_menu( $location ) ) { //add your footer menu or do something }else{ //display a message telling them they should } ?> Important Link: has_menu_nav
WordPress would allow this (sort of). You would still need to create an About page in the back end, but you can tailor your display for such a page 2 different ways: Page Templates Page template hierarchy – What this means is there is a certain order of what WordPress is looking for when displaying … Read more
If you’re theme is working fine in IE 6, 7, 8 & 9 with compatibility mode disabled then you don’t really need to have it enabled. If you (try to) respect web standard, you can simply always use http-equiv=”X-UA-Compatible” content=”IE=edge”. To keep compatibility with old browsers, just avoid using latest web features: use the subset … Read more
attachment.php file displays only one attachment (like single.php or page.php). There is no way to list all attachments without coding. WordPress doesn’t have such list ready to use. But it’s rather easy to do it by yourself. Add your custom page template. Assign it to some page. And place something like this inside this template: … Read more
If you want to use custom page templates, yo have to: Create file for your template. On beginning of your file add comment defining that this file is custom template file (/* Template Name: One column, no sidebar */). Manually set that chosen page should use this custom template. Of course you can also create … Read more
Repeating what I said in the comments so this question can have an accepted answer. It is very likely this is a theme problem. Disable your active theme. If you can’t log in to the wp-admin portion of the site you will need to do this either via FTP or in the Database. Often times … Read more
You might as well go the whole nine yards & use Disable Comments. In addition to a complete lock down, the plugin will remove any comment related sections in the admin.