I figured this out while writing the question, but I thought I’d post it anyway since I couldn’t find the answer to this on Google. It turns out I had deleted a page at some point, but I had a menu item that still pointed to that deleted page. That menu item caused all these … Read more
You won’t be able to replace it at all if the plugin is not checking whether the constant has already been defined using if ( defined( ‘MAX_THINGS’ ) ). By definition constants can’t be overwritten, so this check is necessary to make a value ‘pluggable’. Adding @ to define() will suppress the error but it … Read more
You can’t. You can only mitigate at expense to yourself. People determined to do this will achieve their goal regardless of how many obstacles you place in their path The GPL means you can’t control how people use the code once you put it in their hands, and you can’t prevent them modifying it Nothing … Read more
For Case 1: Building from scratch First you need to create the Theme Stylesheet called style.css for registering the theme. Then create the index.php file form your raw HTML index file. After that break down the index.php into header.php, index.php and foter.php to create the primary scaffolding for your theme. Then create functions.php archive.php page.php … Read more
Difficult to say how to implement it exactly without looking at your code. But the idea is to use the $wp_query->current_post variable that is always available in the main query. It would look something like this: <?php if ( have_posts() ) { while ( have_posts() ) { the_post(); global $wp_query; if ( $wp_query->current_post === 0 … Read more
Using hooks is what plugin is supposed to do. Using hooks ensures that core files are not changed. Woo theme files from the theme are based on the core Woo files from WooCommerce plugin, so they share same hooks. And that is the way it should work. Also, you can’t include files from theme into … Read more
Found it. Had to download the theme files, and edit the module template used to populate the list, specifically the td_module_10.php template. Once modified, the files were sFTP-ed to the server, and everything worked as expected.
WordPress generates TITLE tag on its own, and you should not add title tag like that into the theme. Here is the article on WordPress Codex on how to add title tag support to the theme: Title Tag. By default, WordPress includes website name in the title tag too, and if you implement it like … Read more
i have too problemm. Maybe this a betheme theme use or wordpress version 6.1 ? Yohoo… I can repair this problemm I use Betheme 25.6.1.3 and wordpress upgrade to 6.1 version automatic… I download version betheme 26.5.1.4, upload on ftp in wp-content/themes/betheme zip archive and unzip to files … And this work!!! See upgrade uor … Read more
Yeah. That’s an easy ask of WordPress. You could design a theme yourself, or you could use one of many magazine themes available on the Internet from sites such as woothemes? There are also loads of plugins that might be useful at http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/