WordPress Version 4.1 removed this custom header screen and the link of Appearance > Header menu was directed to the Header Image section in the Theme Customizer. Refer the Customize Screen for more detail information about Customizer. Source: https://codex.wordpress.org/Appearance_Header_Screen
If you have already found the filter inside the comment_form function, you are quite close. There is a filter called comment_form_default_fields which allows you to add extra input fields to the array of fields, which normally holds name, mail address and url. You use it like this (in your theme’s functions.php): add_filter (‘comment_form_default_fields’,’wpse270550_add_field’); function wpse270550_add_field … Read more
The function get_comments allows you to select comments based on meta value. So, supposing you are on a single post page, so the current post is known, you would do this: $comments = get_comments (array (‘meta_key’=> ‘your_meta_key’)); This will give you all comments with that specific meta key. You can even select them for a … Read more
Although you can create your own code for handling form submissions, assuming your form is a contact-type form (not clear from your question), my solution would to be use a contact form plugin like Contact Form 7. It will create forms that can mail the data to you, and is simple to use. It does … Read more
This issue with your file path URL. Still, Fontawesome trying to load fonts from “//localhost/website/wp-content/themes/Avada/includes/lib/assets/fonts/” Change all of your file path URL with your new site URL.
The important thing is to make plugin and theme completely functional on their own. Let’s take a look at Codex definition of both theme and plugin: WordPress plugins allow you to easily modify, customize, and enhance a WordPress site. WordPress Themes are files that work together to create the design and functionality of a WordPress … Read more
You won’t see the section as there is no control that belongs to that section. In other words, that’s a blank section. And customizer doesn’t show any blank section, you need at least one control under that section. It’s a usual behavior, so no worries.
Just the fact that they have the same name doesn’t mean that WP knows the menu “main-menu” goes in the location “main-menu”. You will have to specify this, as you can see from the source code of wp_nav_menu: $args = array ( ‘menu’ => ‘main-menu’, ‘theme_location’ => ‘main-menu’, ); wp_nav_menu ($args);
The CSS rule that is setting the color of the site title, which you referred to being on line #58 of index.php (which is actually shown as line #60 in your screenshot), I think, is generated from the WordPress customizer – Appearance -> Customize from within your admin area. The Chrome element inspector isn’t referring … Read more
Sounds like you’re trying to theme a site. If you’re using WooCommerce you can find their docs here. Hooks and filters can be very confusing, but the more you use them and break stuff the more you’ll grow comfortable with them.