I wonder if you could add your own jbst_default_color filter to the default color value: $wp_customize->add_setting( ‘color’, array( ‘default’ => apply_filters( ‘jbst_default_color’, $color=”#ED9C28″ ) ) ); where you would add this to the child theme: /** * Change the default color */ function childtheme_jbst_default_color( $color ) { $color=”red”; return $color; } add_filter( ‘jbst_default_color’, ‘childtheme_jbst_default_color’, 99, … Read more
I will answer your question, “How to create a WP theme that use BootStrap?” Same like HTML/CSS like you have learnt before. You can implemented in WP theme. Try to build a simple theme. Do not configure an admin panel if you do not understand how the front page works. But, if you want to … Read more
Go to Appearance > Menus & create a new menu called main-menu That should fix the problem.
The menu you see on your site is dependent on the theme you are using. So the same menu may or many not come up on different themes those you are using. This is because of the menu locations defined in your theme. Different themes have different menu locations. One can have none where as … Read more
The simplest and most-common cause for this issue is that you have failed to fire wp_footer() immediately before the closing </body> tag in your footer.php file: <?php wp_footer(); ?> </body>
As @Milo said , WP loads jQuery in no conflict mode so shortcut $ is not available for jQuery to use .You should not use the $ variable for jQuery within WordPress.As you said you are not into jQuery i’m just giving the code below..Try it. jQuery(function ($) { $(window).load(function() { $(‘#main-slider’).flexslider({ animation: “slide”, useCSS: … Read more
The first difference I can spot from the outside is that your local first page is “Sample Page”, in the online Demo it is “Home”, maybe this is the difference which cause this output. Furthermore can you please provide a download link for the theme, so I can test it also locally.
Export the posts via the exporter at wp_admin->Tools->Export and bundle the resulting file. Provide the end user with instructions for importing them– basically, install the WordPress importer and then visit wp_admin->Tools->Import. Please do not try to force installation of your posts automatically as it will insert data into the user’s database. That just isn’t friendly.
Never change any file or code within a theme. Nearly all theme get updated by their authors, and you will loose all your customizations. That said, twenty thirteen, and for that matter, all default themes that come shipped with WordPress are excellent basis to create your own child theme. Even when twenty thirteen gets updated … Read more
You could save this as user_meta using [add_user_meta][1]. The options are usually used for sitewide settings, whereas the user_meta is specific for the single user. add_user_meta( $user_id, $meta_key, $meta_value, $unique ); You can either delete the data on activation of the account, or leave it there – I do not see why you would want … Read more