You can use the register_taxonomy_for_object_type function. The following adds the default ‘tag’ and ‘category’ taxonomies to pages: register_taxonomy_for_object_type(‘post_tag’, ‘page’); register_taxonomy_for_object_type(‘category’, ‘page’);
The best approach is to serve the smaller image sizes, that is what matters to the end user. If you do the math on something like 5 slider images (large ones) you will see a pretty significant difference. Image sizes are in most cases the largest request. The downside is simply having more storage on … Read more
It’s called a ‘Mega Menu’, it allows a full HTML control over dropdown elements of a menu. There is a free option here – http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/jquery-mega-menu/ – and CodeCanyon offers a lot premium and fancy mega menu plugins to be purchased.
Other skills include, Being a ninja. But aside from that you pretty much summarized the core basics of what you need to familiarize yourself with to learn and develop with the WordPress platform. HTML CSS PHP jQuery/JavaScript Are what make up the foundation of WordPress itself. How far you want to go with each of … Read more
You can use – wp_get_theme() – To get current theme data. You also can get information of other themes by passing theme directory name. get_userdata() – To get user data stored in the profile page.
The answers you want are in the code. Meaning, you need to go exploring. Your search should start with wp-includes/template-loader.php. This is the very last file WordPress includes before the theme get’s loaded. it runs through a bunch of conditionals to check which type of page we’re out and what template to fetch. The relevant … Read more
Well , actually the error is pretty minor , on your callbacks you have wrote function logo_field_callback(){ $option = get_option(‘thanathos_social_logo_options’); echo ‘<input type=”text” id=”logo” name=”thanathos_social_logo_options[logo_field]” value=”‘ . $options[‘logo_field’] . ‘” />’; } function facebook_field_callback(){ $option = get_option(‘thanathos_social_logo_options’); echo ‘<input type=”text” id=”facebook” name=”thanathos_social_logo_options[facebook_field]” value=”‘ . $options[‘facebook_field’] . ‘” />’; } as you can see, you load … Read more
You would simply call that option inside of a callback, and hook it into wp_print_styles or wp_head (either one is semantically correct in this case). First, set up your callback, which will print an inline style sheet: function wpse74013_print_custom_styles() { ?> <style type=”text/css”> </style> <?php } add_action( ‘wp_head’, ‘wpse74013_print_custom_styles’ ); The next step is to … Read more
What about Anything Slider? I think it’s open source. https://github.com/CSS-Tricks/AnythingSlider
bloginfo(‘stylesheet_url’) will always return the current theme’s stylesheet. If current theme is a child theme, for example, it will return style.css relative to the child theme’s root rather than the parent theme’s root. bloginfo(‘template_url’) will always return the parent theme’s template directory URL. So using <?php bloginfo(‘template_url’); ?>/style.css will always be the parent theme’s stylesheet. … Read more