According to the documentation, you must pass an array of items where you want to enable HTML5 markup: add_theme_support( ‘html5’, array( // Any or all of these. ‘comment-list’, ‘comment-form’, ‘search-form’, ‘gallery’, ‘caption’, ) ); The documentation also recommends using add_theme_support() on the after_setup_theme hook, stating that the init hook may be too late for some … Read more
What you need is post_class, a function that will add several classes linked to the post. You would use it in the main div around your loop and you can also add your own classes. In your case: <div ?><?php post_class (“col-xl-3 col-lg-4 col-md-4 col-sm-6 n-container-sm”) ?> > This will add the category name as … Read more
This depends on how the index.php of your theme is coded. If it is a standard blog index page (as it is in 2010), all you need to do is: create a page named “blog” (or whatever you fancy), no need to add any content or select any template, in wp-dashboard > Settings > Reading: … Read more
It makes sense that if it’s faster to use a new table for a thousand entries, it must also be faster for tens or hundreds of entries. Performance is not about the pure number rows – the real amount of data and their structure counts. Usually, you use just the theme mod API. Your theme … Read more
I’ve seen in the pastebin the problem and merged the whole code together again. Put this first part completely into your functions.php. /** * Display previous image link that has the same post parent. * * @since 2.5.0 * Original version in /wp-include/media.php * @param string $size Optional, default is ‘thumbnail’. Size of image, either … Read more
Enqueue the script as you would normally, & then call the JS function right after the slider HTML output (or on wp_footer), and pass a JSON config back to the function. <!– slider HTML –> <script type=”text/javascript”> jQuery( “#my_slide” ).mySlider( <?php echo json_encode( $my_config /* array or object of arguments */ ) ?> ); </script> … Read more
You need to create a screenshot.png and store it in the theme directory. See the directory for the TwentyTen theme: (source: mikeschinkel.com) That of course looks like this: (source: mikeschinkel.com) UPDATE To update the theme name, author, and description you modify the header of the style.css file. Take the one from TwentyTen as an example; … Read more
These classes are generated by WordPress. For instance, if a user inserts an image in his post and says it must be aligned right, WP will generate code like this in the post: <img class=”alignright” src=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/247130/…”> Now, if your theme doesn’t define the alignright class, the image won’t be aligned right and the user won’t … Read more
While you’re in The Loop you can check against the WP_Post Object like so: <?php while( have_posts() ) : the_post(); ?> <?php if( ! empty( $post->post_title ) ) : ?> <h1><?php the_title(); ?></h1> <?php endif; ?> <?php endwhile; ?>
I personally do not know of any free tool that would achieve what you are looking for. The closest thing would be to use a “slice and chop” company that would take your designs and slice them up for you at a price though. There is a great “blank” wordpress theme out there that I … Read more