I’m assuming that #colophon is the element id of your footer wrapper? It’s kind of an odd name for a footer wrapper, but if that is what it is then ok. position: absolute; is with respect to the containing element, not the viewport. As a quick fix try adding this to your css: html, body … Read more
Here’s a suggestion, using the wp_link_pages_link filter to remove the previous links: add_filter( ‘wp_link_pages_link’, function( $link, $nextorprev ) { return get_query_var( ‘page’ ) > $nextorprev ? ” : $link; }, 10, 2 ); We can also create a plugin that removes empty previous/next links. So if we have one of the following: ‘nextpagelink’ => ”, … Read more
What’s the best practice way of handling custom fields in different post formats?
As the other answers seem to imply, there is no built-in way to do this. There is no theme uninstall API similar to that for plugins. There is actually a long-standing ticket to get this feature added to WordPress core, so that themes can uninstall themselves. The consensus from the lead developers there seems to … Read more
Jquery implementation not working on page reload
How to create a code editor for my plugin .?
I think I got it working. Took this from the Sage starter theme from the people over at Roots. /** * Here’s what’s happening with these hooks: * 1. WordPress detects theme in themes/sage * 2. When we activate, we tell WordPress that the theme is actually in themes/sage/templates * 3. When we call get_template_directory() … Read more
It seems that the WordPress comment box isn’t working properly. Or maybe you are using any comment plugin like CommentLuv then it’s the Javascript problem. You can check the comment box code in the theme. The loop showing the answers should be perfect to fetch the URL of the author.
What’s happening at the moment is that you’re assigning the selected media item to all three inputs in the following line: j(‘#preview-fav, #preview-grav, #preview-thumb’).val(attachment.url); In order to pass the value to only one of them, you need to change that line to respond to some kind of marker that’s been set in the buttons. In … Read more
Not sure if there was a change in 4.7, but wp_get_post_categories returns an array of category objects, not IDs, so when you loop over the $terms, $term_id is actually an object. Add the argument ‘fields’ => ‘ids’ to the wp_get_post_categories-call and you should be good to go – it’ll return an array of category IDs … Read more