I think you’ve a typo here: ‘nav_menu’ => array( Replace it with: ‘nav_menus’ => array( We can also check out how it’s setup in the default Twenty Seventeen theme and look further how it’s implemented within get_theme_starter_content(): // And nav menu items are grouped into nav menus. case ‘nav_menus’ : foreach ( $config[ $type ] … Read more
The first thing to try is to increase the priority of your customize_register action from the default of 10 to something like 100. The reason for this is other components add their sections and controls in the same action and some after 10, so the things you are trying to remove may simply not have … Read more
Definitely use a child theme! Quark was well designed with child themes in mind. These are tips, how to deal with your concerns about styles and functions.php files: “e.g. it requires 2 x style.css (parent and child) and sometimes, overwriting styles is cumbersome and creates extra code which wouldn’t be required by using starter theme … Read more
Plugin can read options on init event or just in code (during loading). All plugins are loaded before theme load. So, using init action can be too late. Filter pre_option_fve_disable_css doesn’t change value of the option. Instead, you have to use option_fve_disable_css filter. But again, it can be also too late. You should check the … Read more
The reason you escape attributes is to make sure that the values don’t have any characters that will break the HTML of the element. For example, if you didn’t escape: $attr=”foo”> <script>alert(“Bad!”);</script>”; Then this: <div class=”<?php echo $attr; ?>”></div> Would output: <div class=”foo”> <script>alert(“Bad!”);</script>”</div> Which would let the script run. So wp_kses_post() is completely wrong … Read more
There are no “WooCommerce themes”, only WordPress themes that eventually offer CSS styling for WooCommerce pages and layout elements, and, maybe, customize them by overwriting the WooCommerce templates. This is a good place to start: https://docs.woocommerce.com/documentation/plugins/woocommerce/woocommerce-codex/theming/ Also, take a look at the “official” WooCommerce theme right from the creators: https://woocommerce.com/storefront/ Apart from these, the internet … Read more
You’re facing browser caching problem and it’s not because of ver. Every time you update your CSS or JS files you should hard refresh your browser using Ctrl + Shift + R or you can change the ver value. If the default ver is ver=1.0.0 then update the ver to ver=1.0.1. The point is, change … Read more
The Theme Handbook would be the place to start.
You can always use the wp_get_additional_image_sizes() function to retrieve an image “size” (i.e. width, height, and the ‘crop’ option), like this: $image_sizes = wp_get_additional_image_sizes(); if ( isset( $image_sizes[‘slide_image’] ) ) { $size = $image_sizes[‘slide_image’]; var_dump( $size ); // Demo echo $size[‘width’]; // Demo } UPDATE In reply to your comment, i want to get the … Read more
I don’t see why something like this wouldnt work! $med_post_thumb = get_the_post_thumbnail($post->ID, ‘medium_post_thumbnails’, array(‘class’ => ‘img-fluid’)). ‘</a></div>’; $full_post_thumb = get_the_post_thumbnail($post->ID, ‘FULL SIZE GOES HERE’, array(‘class’ => ‘img-fluid’)). ‘</a></div>’; if ($med_post_thumb == NULL) { echo $full_post_thumb; } else { echo $med_post_thumb; }