You can use get_post_galleries to return an array of all the galleries in a post. The data returned includes all the image URLs and IDs, so take your pick of those to suit your case. $galleries = get_post_galleries( ”, // assume current post, if not put a post ID here false, // return an array … Read more
Simply convert all the files to basic php files as WordPress supports.WordPress basic files are index.php,header.php,footer.php,category.php,page.php,single.php and stylesheet file name as style.css with some info about your theme like theme name,theme url etc
There is no “generic” way to just smash WP with another app and have it work. It can be roughly split in two cases: Applications run separately on server, installed in different directories, and styled to look as one site (possibly talking to same database, possibly talking to each other via REST API or something). … Read more
There are three css files in your not-styled-like-my-theme page and none of them are coming from the writr theme. The goal you want is to get the writr theme’s css on that page. Unfortunately, I did this in Google Chrome and the results are probably not what you’re looking for. This means your page and … Read more
The theme is called “wporg-developer” and is based on underscores. It is not available to download as-is, but it of course open source and GPL licensed. You can get the whole source from the wordpress-meta environment ; you’ll need to use VVV to install the whole thing locally on your computer. Though this theme has … Read more
While you can not use CSS to detect Custom font sizes they can be disabled using this code: add_theme_support( ‘disable-custom-font-sizes’ ); Then, to have more control over how the look of font sizes are, we can use: add_theme_support( ‘editor-font-sizes’, array( array( ‘name’ => ‘Small’, ‘slug’ => ‘small’, ‘size’ => ’14px’ ), array( ‘name’ => ‘Normal’, … Read more
Just echoing what Chip already said: Themes are for presentation, plugins are for functionality. Custom user registration and a ‘My Account’ panel would be in the realm of custom functionality. To quote another WordPress developer: If you’re building a bathroom and you change the wallpaper, the toilet shouldn’t disappear, too. Themes are the look and … Read more
Due to increased security risks with on-the-fly resizing scripts, I would convert over to the_post_thumbnail() or get_the_post_thumbnail() functions. If your theme doesn’t have post-thumbnail support, add this to your functions.php file. add_theme_support(‘post-thumbnails’); This will help your load times dramatically.
If you do this on archive pages you will get a lot of duplication You can have trouble if one of those elements alters or overwrites $wp_query or $post or any number of other things Keep your page structure clean and logical. What you are asking is something like “Is there any problem with putting … Read more
Nice one for using WordPress, but this is a straight-up HTML question. Nontheless… <div class=”home-post-header”> <h2> <a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/105657/<?php the_permalink() ?>”><?php the_title() ?></a> </h2> </div> h2‘s are considered block-level, whereas a & span are inline. Standards dictate that a block-level element cannot be nested inside an inline one. So use a div instead, & place the … Read more