Like @LupuAndrei said, we lack of details, especially the code where you call you form from. But I suspect, again like @LupuAndrei said, you might not be calling the settings_fields, do_settings_fields or do_settings_sections correctly. On the function where you build your form, try something like this <form method=”post” action=”options.php”> <table class=”form-table”> <?php settings_fields( ‘animated-settings-group’ ); … Read more
In the post edit screen you can add the data as custom fields and then pull those custom fields into your post templates, like this: If you’d like a better admin interface for these fields, that’s possible and there are plenty of guides around the web and on this site. Search for admin metabox. To … Read more
You could do this without having to code anything special. Enter your first piece of text into the Excerpt field in the admin edit screen for the post. Enter only the remaining text into the visual editor. That way you can have the excerpt text on the site’s front page and the “rest” of the … Read more
check your header.php it should contain <?php wp_head(); ?> before the closing </head> tag. check your footer.php it should contain <?php wp_footer(); ?> before the closing </body> tag. You also need to hook your function to wp_enqueue_scripts action hook and then add wp_enqueue_script() and wp_enqueue_style() inside that function. e.g; function add_theme_scripts_styles() { wp_enqueue_style( ‘style-name’, ‘path_to_the_style.css’ … Read more
Bingo. I added the featured content template (as originally and later suggested by @user53340) to the page.php with a condition so the featured grid would only display on the page I designate. Add to page.php if ( is_page(ID) ) { // Include the featured content template. get_template_part( ‘featured-content’ ); } After changing the front page … Read more
The way you are asking your question doesn’t follow WPSE guidelines. You will get a lot of opinionated answers which is not what we look for here. Try to come up with more context with your question. What are you building your theme for? Who’s your users (single client or public/masses)? What problems are you … Read more
I think this will work for you demo here is another js solution demo2 $(‘ul.nav li.dropdown’).hover(function() { $(this).find(‘.dropdown-menu’).stop(true, true).delay(200).fadeIn(500); }, function() { $(this).find(‘.dropdown-menu’).stop(true, true).delay(200).fadeOut(500); });
WordPress v4.4 introduced an additional image size named medium_large which is is 768px wide by default, with no height limit. There is no UI for the medium_large but the size can be changed by updating the options: /** * Updates the medium_large image size. * It’s only necessary to execute this code once. * Ideally … Read more
So, this is how it works: Create HTML template. Add sample content to your template(from page backend) while converting HTML to WP theme. Ater finalising your WP theme, export all the WordPress backend content (sample data from WP backend) into the XML file and provide that XML files to your client if they want to … Read more
You don’t want to do that. When someone looks at a page on your site, WP chooses page.php to show it (that’s a bit of a simplification, but is fine for this explanation). page.php needs that call to get_header() to include the header.php file, which in turn will not only display the visible header of … Read more