replace the first line on this include(get_template_directory() . ‘/inc/email_templates/quote.php’); when accessing a file, use the absolute path, not the uri
You can pass an array of attributes with aria_label attribute in it. Try this: get_search_form(array(‘aria_label’ => ‘search-form’)); This function gets a form from searchform.php by default and if you have this file in your theme and aria-label still missing, you need to check the code in this file. Sometimes developers do not include an option … Read more
please make yourself comfortable with the settings WordPress has to offer regarding your Homepage or Startpage as some call it. Those are not configured via that permalink setting of a specific page (as your image shows) but with options on the Settings Reading SubPanel (WordPress Codex). Probably Creating a Static Front Page (WordPress Codex) is … Read more
Redirect to another page using contact form 7? [closed]
Yes: put them all in a function, and then enqueue that function at the wp_enqueue_scripts hook. That way, you can define the CSS dynamically (e.g. based on Theme option settings), and let WordPress output it in the document head.
First, Why this is a bad idea WordPress already provides a rich templating API that allows for other plugins to hook in to your theme where needed. If a plugin needs to provide additional JavaScript or CSS, they tie in to wp_head. If they need to defer some JavaScript to the bottom of the page, … Read more
Try and call method `prettyPhoto’ when DOM is ready, replace your code: jQuery.noConflict() jQuery(function(){ jQuery(“a[rel^=’prettyPhoto’]”).prettyPhoto(); }); with this: jQuery(document).ready(function($) { $(“a[rel^=’prettyPhoto’]”).prettyPhoto(); }); Also ‘Paid Downloads’ plugins enqueues latest version of jQuery used by WordPress it’s 1.6.1, it would be better if you register same version of jQuery from Google-CDN as WordPress does
Try using this code to check if it’s IE (original source)… <?php if (isset($_SERVER[‘HTTP_USER_AGENT’]) && (strpos($_SERVER[‘HTTP_USER_AGENT’], ‘MSIE’) !== false)) return true; else return false; ?> You’ll have to hook it up with an action and redirect accordingly.
You have to make sure WordPress finds the directory where your theme is. There is a useful function doing all the work for you: bloginfo(). <link rel=”stylesheet” href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/59589/<?php bloginfo(“stylesheet_url’ ); ?>” />
If the parent-Theme function in question isn’t either pluggable (i.e. wrapped in a if( ! function_exists( $function ) ) conditional) or filterable (i.e. returns its output wrapped in a apply_filters( $filtername, $output )), then there’s no easy way to override the function. You’ll have to do one of the following: Replace all template files that … Read more