Here’s couple of wild ideas which you could try, if you’re feeling adventurous. 1) Write some conditional logic with $_SERVER to detect if the user’s browser is the right type and high enough version, that would probably support the WebP format. Try using $_SERVER [‘HTTP_USER_AGENT’] and see also https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13252603/how-does-http-user-agent-work 2) Add the WebP and fallback … Read more
WordPress uses something called Page Templates. These allow you to apply different look for a page or group of pages. You can apply CSS specifically for that page template and use media queries to effect mobile. If you can provide more specific detail about your setup I can give you a more specific answer.
Since you don’t explain what functionality you’re trying to achieve, I assume you want to do one of these thing. If you’re going to put that block in the post content you can achieve that by using WordPress shortcode If you’re going to use that block as part of the layout, you might want to … Read more
I don’t think it’s a good approach. Themes shouldn’t change any settings and definitely not settings like permalink structure. If I’ve set my permalinks structure to given one, then I had my reasons to do it. Such change have many effects. If you change the permalink structure you cause many SEO problems. But also – … Read more
get_header() will load wp-content/themes/YOUR-THEME/header.php by default. If you want to grab other php file use <?php require_once ‘framework/header/header.php’; ?> Other way is using get_template_part Then use following code anywhere you want <?= get_template_part(‘framework/header/header’) ?>
Outside the loop you can use this: global $post; $headabouttitle1 = get_post_meta($post->ID, ‘head_title1’, true);
Alright, what you’ll need to do here is separate the header into it’s own wrapper. What I did to get this to work is to close the #wrapper div right after you close the #header div and start a new div with the same class hfeed and a new ID other than wrapper. Should look … Read more
Login to the admin, go to appearance then click on header link (will be shown if the theme is currently activated). After that click ‘Remove Header Image’ button there. If you want to remove this in the code. Then, go to the theme folder, open header.php. Find and delete this code: <?php // Check to … Read more
It sounds like you want users to be able alter the structure of the single.php format without much WordPress know-how (perhaps it’s for clients?). You could create an options page for this, and allow the user to select the structure they prefer. In your functions.php or a plugin, you use a hook to call a … Read more
Using CSS and image sprites is exactly what I do in Oenology. (See it in action here.) Mine is a bit tricky, because I change the post container based on post-format type (some have post headers/titles, others don’t; some have left/right margins added; etc. – also, I have dark and light icon sets, based on … Read more