With query_posts(‘p=27’); you request only the post with the ID equal to 27. Does this post exists and have the more tag in the content? Also note that (taken from WordPress documentation): If you want to use the Read More functionality with this query, you will need to set the global $more variable to 0. … Read more
You can write your own hook for edit_post_link filter: add_filter( ‘edit_post_link’, ‘wpse8170_edit_post_link’ ); function wpse8170_edit_post_link( $link ) { $matches = array(); if ( !preg_match( ‘/\>.*?\<\/a\>/i’, $link, $matches ) ) { return $link; } return str_replace( $matches[0], ‘>MY NEW EDIT LINK TEXT HERE</a>’, $link ); }
Most probably you need to create a front-page.php because index.php should be used as failback for other templates or when the home page contain a stream of last posts, in your case, use front-page.php is better. After that, choose post or pages depens on the content, but being a WP theme, most probably user already … Read more
From what you are describing, the ASCII is being incorrectly converted when you upload the file via FTP. Go to WP-Admin and select Appearance -> Editor. Look at Style.css, does it look like it’s been minified in a really strange way? If so, you have a problem with the UTF encoding on your end. It’ll … Read more
The admin bar is initialized on template_redirect. You must be short-circuiting that. The quick and dirty method would be to run _wp_admin_bar_init(); near the top of your page. add_filter(‘wp_title’, function($title, $sep, $seplocation) { return ‘Register’; }, 10, 2); _wp_admin_bar_init(); // <- this <- get_header(); get_template_part(‘includes/breadcrumbs’); get_template_part(‘includes/top_info’); It would be somewhat neater to simply hook your … Read more
Open your FTP browser and go to your WordPress root folder. Find wp-content/themes/ folder, there should be your theme folder and functions.php file inside of it. Open functions.php file in a text editor application. Add suggested hooks at the bottom of your functions.php file and save it.
Accessing a Theme’s directory in a multisite environment is no different from a single-site environment: get_template_directory_uri() for stand-alone or parent Themes get_stylesheet_directory_uri() for child Themes Please ensure that the Theme has been enabled, either globally, or for the specific multisite network site.
For your filter to work, the Hybrid Core code would have to run something like $abcd = apply_filters(‘hybrid_post_attributes’,$something); and I don’t see that in the code you posted. In fact, I don’t see apply_filters anywhere at all. Based entirely on that posted code, you can’t filter those items. I don’t think you understand how filters … Read more
Resources in the Theme package don’t belong in post_content. Images in post_content need to be uploaded and attached from within WordPress. If you want to add images and content to the page template itself, refer to Page Templates.
Can you please let me know why this is happening? A loop like yours assumes the data from the “main query”. You’ve created a custom page template so the main query on that page is going to be the single “TestPage” data. That is the way it is supposed to work. That is, if ( … Read more