I have not tested this yet but plan to do something similar soon.. If you want to completely remove the default control you can use this code. You can find the appropriate control id to use in place of ‘display_header_text’ by searching for the correct one that matches the control you wish to target in … Read more
Getting php_network_getaddress error : No such host is known?
First read this. THen you can try this
You’re quite off with your code. That’s not how widgets are stored (at least not since 2.8), plus you’re trying to inject arrays into strings! Setting default widgets (at least in the admin) seems a complex & messy task. I would much rather opt for default widgets in the display logic instead. <?php if ( … Read more
I think you can just move the languages folder to /wp-content/languages/ then you prevent the theme to update your translations of the theme. And then you can add your own little plugin to change the load_theme_textdomain path to the new folder in wp-content: Add this as a plugin in /wp-content/plugins/buttercream-lang.php /** * Plugin Name: Buttercream … Read more
This question is difficult to understand but I think what you want is to run flush_rewrite_rules() on theme activation. I don’t believe there is a specialized hook for this but both @Rarst and @toscho have posted good methods in another answer. You should be able to easily adapt that code.
Short answer, but adequate I think. While I have not tested this, I doubt that there would be a problem if you used the Filesystem API provided by the Core.
Callback This is how “Reactor” hooks the callback add_action( ‘reactor_post_header’, ‘reactor_do_standard_thumbnail’, 4 ); Backtrace The function itself is hooked from where you linked ~/theme_root/library/inc/content/content-post.php but this file is called by the class Reactor. This class/file is not included during the main callback hooked to after_setup_theme in the functions.php file on priority 10, but before that … Read more
I was looking for a code snippet that will extract the URL of a post thumbnail to be used as a background image. Through research elsewhere, the best answer I found is the code snippet below: <div style=”background: url(<?php $image_id = get_post_thumbnail_id(); $image_url = wp_get_attachment_image_src($image_id,’large’, true); echo $image_url[0]; ?>)”></div> This code sets the large thumbnail … Read more
Is it possible to make *.js and folders visible in theme-editor