You can disable certain themes in your WordPress network. Go to http://www.yournetwork.com/wp-admin/network/themes.php click on ‘network disable’ to hide the themes for the other websites. You can enable a theme for a single site by searching for the site -> click on ‘themes’ -> click enable at the desired theme. Hope this helps.
It should be in www.mysite.com/wp-content/themes/esplanade/fonts/oswald.woff
Do not set header in a template file. Those are part of the HTTP request itself. About your problem: Add a template (whatever file you need – see “Template Hierarchy”). On top of it you include the default stuff like get_header(); and so on. For the restricted part, you use the following: if ( current_user_can( … Read more
WP_PLUGIN_DIR.’/pluginName/’ will give you the absolute path to the directory of the plugin. EDIT After comment Plugins are plugins, theme files are theme files. Lets not confuse the two. You cannot copy a plugin in the theme directory – because stuff does not work like that. After careful editing you can include the plugin as … Read more
That depends on what the plugin does, whether your theme relies on it and whether it is your own plugin or not. For example, when it’s a plugin that adds a custom post type with special theme pages and stuff (like events or a portfolio), than you should integrate it in your theme using your … Read more
You can create a WordPress theme development environment in Windows VPS. You’ll need the following tools: Text Editors Aptana Studio 3 Netbeans Notepad++ Local WordPress Development Environments XAMPP InstantWP Debugging Tools Firebug Theme Check Debug Bar Plugin & Theme Development Tools Theme Demo Bar Responsive Select Menu Less & Sass PressTrends Font Awesome
The issue is that WP customizer submits the changes, but has not processed these yet at that point in time. If you cant wait for WP customizer to do it’s thing by using a later action, here is a solution where you get the customized information and use it to overwrite the information we had. … Read more
From quick look WP seems to process array of theme data in a way that is used for both PHP and JS sides. Result passes through wp_prepare_themes_for_js filter, which seems like a suitable place to override screenshot URL as necessary. This worked in my dev install: add_filter( ‘wp_prepare_themes_for_js’, function ( $themes ) { $themes[‘r-test’][‘screenshot’][0] = … Read more
If you include a plugin directly inside a theme then it will be rejected by both the WordPress.org theme directory and ThemeForest. You should use TGMPA for including plugins with themes: http://tgmpluginactivation.com/ Further reading: http://code.tutsplus.com/tutorials/using-the-tgm-plugin-activation-library-in-your-themes–cms-20901 Using TGMPA means the plugin remains a plugin, WordPress loads it in the normal ‘plugin’ way, and users will get … Read more
You can adjust the link via the edit_post_link filter. Here’s an example where we use a simple replace since we don’t have the class and url explicitly as input arguments: add_filter( ‘edit_post_link’, function( $link, $post_id, $text ) { // Add the target attribute if( false === strpos( $link, ‘target=” ) ) $link = str_replace( “<a … Read more