You can… 1. Enter your sidebar.php file and remove everything.. (better to just remove the code that calls the widigtized sidebar see examples) example 1 (it might look like this): <?php if ( function_exists(‘dynamic_sidebar’) && dynamic_sidebar(‘pages’) ) : else : ?><?php endif; ?> example 2 (it might also look like this): <?php wp_nav_menu( array( ‘theme_location’ … Read more
you can also store it like yyyy-mm-dd and and use $date_array = explode( ‘-‘, $date_string ); to make it into an easy to manage array. or even better change it into a unix timestamp with $unix_time = strtotime( $date_string ); php loves to work with unix time stamps, it’s the native format. and when you’re … Read more
Clearly, this is an issue specific to the Theme. You should consult the developer and/or ThemeForest for Theme-specific solutions. As this is a commercial Theme, we have no way of seeing the Theme files, or of helping to troubleshoot.
Have you tried to flush the theme cache? Found at Settings > Store > Presentation in the right column at the bottom.
I think it’s useful to start with childthemes You can “extend” the default theme (twentyeleven). While using child themes the learning curve is smaller and it’s not required to use all the files. Sure you can create a child theme from the Toolbox theme too. If you’re able to modify the header and footer you … Read more
The add_image_size can do that for you.
Your specific example can be addressed by making sure your theme “widgetized” (or supports sidebar widgets). If the example you described is what you’re really trying to accomplish, I’d recommend taking that route. (I’ll use the term sidebar, but really, a “sidebar” can be placed anywhere in your site… the header, footer, or even in … Read more
You are missing ‘ in your if statement. Then it should work, and you can use comma to specify various IDs or slugs for pages. if(is_page(‘health-fitness’)) { Try this.
After doing some more research I found out that my save function does not work well. I think I should apply wpautop and wptexturize to those entries. My save function looks like this: if ( ‘save’ == $_REQUEST[‘action’] ) { foreach ($options as $value) { update_option( $value[‘id’], $_REQUEST[ $value[‘id’] ] ); } foreach ($options as … Read more
Well, you could avoid slicing the image by using an image map to map different parts of the image to different links. Otherwise you will need to get into the header.php file in your theme, thats where the code that outputs the header image is. If you want to hardcode something, you can do it … Read more