You can use the nav_menu_css_class filter which is applied to every menu item in the specified nav menu. add_filter(‘nav_menu_css_class’ , ‘special_nav_class’ , 10 , 2); function special_nav_class($classes, $item){ $classes[] = ‘your-custom-class’; return $classes; } More info: http://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/add-a-custom-class-in-wordpress-menu-item-using-conditional-statements/
There are plugins that will do this for you (example). Whether it’s worth installing it and learning how to use it, depends on how many posts, pages and so on, you have. If you have less than, say, a hundred you can use the screen options tab on posts, pages and users to select a … Read more
I’m not sure I fully understand, but you can call echo do_shortcode(“[feature site=”your-choice”]”); within the content-single.php file. If that isn’t enough, I suppose a function like this could be made: function feature($size){ echo do_shortcode(“[feature size=”{$size}”]”); }
You can create a child theme of that theme and do the modifications. This way you don’t need to repeat everything. Just do the modification in the child theme and it will work as the parent theme with your modifications.
Yup, definitely possible. WordPress is pretty forgiving and well-documented. JS will be the same as in your bootstrap site. Sage is a fantastic starter theme and does already include bootstrap, but it may not be the best choice if this is your first WordPress theme. Sage does things differently and that could potentially be a … Read more
As the function sparkling_footer_info() uses esc_html__() and this function runs the esc_html filter before outputting, you can intercept the output there. add_filter (‘esc_html’, ‘wpse_245817_esc_html’, 100, 2 ); function wpse_245817_esc_html( $safe_text, $text ) { if ( $safe_text == ‘Theme by %1$s Powered by %2$s’ ) { return ”; } return $safe_text; } Maybe you have to … Read more
Using functions.php inside your theme will have the functionality only for that theme. I think a simple approach will be to create a plugin or a mu-plugin as @Benoti is suggesting where you will create a settings page that will be saved on options table. There are a few guides to create admin pages: https://codex.wordpress.org/Creating_Options_Pages … Read more
It depends on the core functions you are using in the theme. Let’s say that you are using get_theme_file_uri which is introduced in WP 4.7(not released yet) instead of it’s counter parts get_theme_directory_uri. Your theme doesn’t support older versions if you don’t have any back compat functions. Similarly every newer version of WordPress comes with … Read more
If you’re trying to get a post with the id of 32, the parameter you would use is p, which is one of the Post & Page Parameters. tag_id is used for querying posts with a particular Tag ID. $args = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘post’, ‘p’ => 32 ); $fp_post = new WP_Query( $args ); … Read more
Recently, I was not understand how to get the updated customizer contents in $UPDATED_CONTROL_CONTENTS variable within the selective_refresh. I used type => option for the setting. So, It store the date in option name my-sample-text-option. So, Using get_option() I’m able to get the update options from customizer. Solution: /** * Add partial refresh */ if … Read more