All that get_sidebar() really does is load a file. Which file you load depends on how you call the function. get_sidebar() will load sidebar.php from the theme directory. get_sidebar(‘two’); will load sidebar-two.php from the theme directory. “Theme directory” means the same folder as should have style.css. That is all there is to using the function. … Read more
You could run a new instantiation of WP_Query. $query = new WP_Query([ ‘category_name’ => ‘<category_slug>’, ‘tag’ => ‘<tag_slug>’, ‘fields’ => ‘ids’, // To minimize the query, since we just need a count ]); More on WP_Query Then all you need to do is reference (integer) $query->found_posts. Hope that helps. I don’t think there is a … Read more
Be default, the Twenty Fourteen theme’s Featured Content looks for posts that are tagged with “featured”. You can modify this behavior easily in the theme customizations menu at …/wp-admin/customize.php. This can be customized much further inside your child theme with a modified query, customized HTML or any other edit you’d like to make in the … Read more
The problem with your code is, as we found out in the comments on the question, that you’re using $, which is either undefined or has a conflict (in any case, it’s not pointing to jQuery). Using jQuery( document ) instead of $( document ) should do the trick!
Right now your error is that you forgot to enqueue them, function theme_enqueue_scripts(){ wp_register_script(‘modernizr’, get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . ‘/js/modernizr.js’); wp_register_script(‘require’, get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . ‘/js/vendor/requirejs/require.js’, array(), false, true); wp_register_script(‘global’, get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . ‘/js/global.js’, array(‘require’), false, true); wp_register_style(‘globalstyle’, get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . ‘/css/global.css’); wp_enqueue_script( array(‘modernizr’,’require’,’global’) ); wp_enqueue_style (‘globalstyle’); } add_action(‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘theme_enqueue_scripts’); function navigation_script() { wp_register_script(‘admin-nav’, get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . ‘/js/admin-nav.js’,array(), null, true); wp_enqueue_script(‘admin-nav’); } add_action( … Read more
I ended up solving the issue. In case anybody run across this in the future, here’s what it was: I narrowed the issue down to the template itself by stripping out all of the markup on the page, which allowed the form to work as normal. I then narrowed it down to the <form> tag … Read more
In the link all the content such as calendar, categories, archive, etc. are coming from the sidebar widget which most probabily defined into your page.php layout. something like: <?php get_sidebar( ‘content’ ); ?> You need to remove this kind of sidebar code from the page.php file to not display that information.
A custom template for one specific category should be named category-slug.php where “slug” is the WP slug for the category. WordPress will automatically use this file to display the archive for that one category. You could also name it using the ID of the category. If your category is “legacy-posts”, then your template file should … Read more
My guess would be that you are remove the action before it is actually being added in the parent theme. The parent’s theme functions.php file gets loaded after the child one so it looks like your removing something that is not there yet. The 3rd parameter in remove_action() is the priority. Try playing around with … Read more
You get as much control as any other plugin. if you need some code to be executed before any other you can’t just include it in the theme and you will need the user to manually install it. Those files are reffered to “dropin plugins” and that is the best documentation I could find http://wpengineer.com/2500/wordpress-dropins/ … Read more