You can use the nav_menu_css_class filter to remove the classes that you want from your menu-item. See the example below, to remove ALL the CSS classes that are appended to you menu items: add_filter(‘nav_menu_css_class’,’remove_nav_menu_classes’); function remove_nav_menu_classes($classes) { return array(); } Do a print_r($classes) if you want to know which classes are active in your menu.
You need to add a more quicktag to your content See here: http://codex.wordpress.org/Customizing_the_Read_More
You need to pass an array of menus to the register_nav_menu function like so: register_nav_menus( array( ‘menu-1’ => ‘Menu Top’, ‘menu-2’ => ‘Menu Bottom’ ) ); You then call them in your theme: <?php wp_nav_menu( array( ‘theme_location’ => ‘menu-2’ ) ); ?>
I would create a Theme Option for Color Scheme, then split out the color-scheme-specific CSS declarations into separate CSS files (e.g. blue.css, green.css, red.css, etc.). Then, you simply enqueue the appropriate color-schme stylesheet, based on the Theme Option. e.g.: function mytheme_enqueue_color_scheme_stylesheet() { $theme_options = get_option( ‘theme_mytheme_options’ ); $colorscheme = $theme_options[‘color_scheme’]; $stylesheet = $colorscheme . ‘.css’; … Read more
WordPress rewrites rules invisibly translate pretty permalinks to the non-pretty format internally, and set the appropriate variables and load the requested page, you don’t need to do anything in your template to load posts from a category on a category page. The cat query var specifically will be set to the ID of the requested … Read more
<div id=”posts”> <?php // define query arguments $args = array( ‘posts_per_page’ => 8, // your ‘x’ goes here ‘nopaging’ = true // possibly more arguments here ); // set up new query $tyler_query = new WP_Query( $args ); // loop through found posts while ( $tyler_query->have_posts() ) : $tyler_query->the_post(); echo ‘<section class=”post”>’. ‘<h2><a href=”‘. get_permalink(). … Read more
WordPress does not have a built-in audio player. You will need to use one of the myriad audio-player Plugins available.
For the TwentyEleven theme, you can place this above your BODY tag in header.php. The theme will recognize that $header_image is already set, so no other mods would be necessary. $header_image = get_header_image(); $image = basename($header_image); $image = explode(‘.’,$image); $class=”header-image-“.$image[0]; Add the $class parameter to the body_class function to insert your header image class. body_class($class);
Why build the link yourself, when you can just add the class to the result of get_next_posts_link()? add_filter(‘next_posts_link_attributes’,’example_add_next_link_class’); function example_add_next_link_class($attr) { return $attr . ‘ class=”example-class”‘; } Now the link sent back by get_next_posts_link() will have your class in it.
You should install any program – for example MAMP – that allows you to use Apache and MySQL. Then go to wordpress.org and download the latest copy of WordPress. Install it and upload your theme in the wp-content/themes folder.