PSD files are typically included with premium themes as an extra to allow you to customize the image assets. You have to open those files in Photoshop, edit them, and export new versions to replace the png, gif, or jpg assets that came with the theme. There’s nothing in WordPress core that deals with PSD … Read more
Code is not readable in comment so I am adding it here. With a little explanation. You will need to add full path of the image file to show them in theme. If your image is in theme directory then you will have to use theme directory path variable bloginfo(‘stylesheet_directory’) with image name. So this … Read more
Your problem is in this section foreach( $voc_pages as $voc_page ) { $voc_link = ‘<a href=”‘.get_page_link( $voc_page->ID ).'”>’.$voc_page->post_title.'</a>’; return $voc_link; } You return $voc_link after just the first iteration, stopping the function and returning its value. You should take return $voc_link; outside your foreach loop, and probably save your links as an array Change the … Read more
WordPress actually uses a Built-in Post Type for Attachments ( called attachment ) so you can use some of the same functions like get_the_title() which is what you’re looking for. Though, I did take some liberties by modifying your code below, using a foreach instead of a for loop: $gallery = get_post_gallery( 7, false ); … Read more
The posts page is a special case that’s hardcoded into core- it lets a page’s main query be converted to a posts query. In this situation, the posts page ceases to be a “page” in the conventional sense- is_page is false, you can’t access the page’s content, etc.. Doing this page-query-to-posts-query conversion with the main … Read more
Ok this was a rather simple answer. It appears that once you add the code you have to expand the screen options and enable it in the actual admin view. This link is what helped me add_post_type_support().
Please learn how to template for WordPress first, before proceeding further. It will help you understand how you are proceeding and what you are achieving. Please note what is the Minimal requirement for a theme to BE a ‘theme’: index.php (not index.html) style.css That’s it. It will work like a complete theme, and you can … Read more
Assuming you are reading this answer in the future (December 2015 or later). Starting from WordPress 4.4.0, The $class argument was added. So: edit_post_link( __(‘Edit’), ”, ”, 0, ‘post-edit-link btn btn-default’ ); See edit_post_link documentation.
The taxonomy-$taxonomy-$term.php template is a template for an archive, a listing. It’s not a template for a post, be it a post of type page, or anything else. It overrides taxonomy-$taxonomy.php, then taxonomy.php, then archive.php followed by index.php
It’s possible call these three other themes in standard way to be the cores of the child theme? I assume you mean “Is it possible…”? No. You can’t use multiple themes as parents. WordPress is not built that way. Besides, how would you parse the logic? Suppose each parent had a tag.php template or an … Read more