Child themes are not the only way to extend a theme, not even the best. Many themes offer hooks: actions and filters. You can use these to change the output per plugin. Let’s say you have a theme named Acme, and its index.php contains the following code: get_header(); do_action( ‘acme.loop.before’, ‘index’ ); ?> <div id=”container”> … Read more
Prefixes are used to avoid conflicts. If your framework is used to build a theme, the chances are high that there isn’t a second theme framework in use at the same time. So there is no conflict, and therefore no need for a prefix. The exception are CSS classes generated by the WordPress core, for … Read more
because the_title() expects a string for the $before and $after args, you need to use the string version of the permalink, in a string concatenation; <?php the_title(‘<h2 class=”wow”><a href=”‘.get_permalink().'”>’, ‘</a></h2>’); ?> you also had a missing >. https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/get_permalink/
You won’t be able to log in to WordPress at all without cookies. It’s not just about remembering if you’re logged in the next day, it’s about remembering if you’re logged in every time you go to a different page in the admin. The only cookies WordPress adds itself (so not counting plugins) are for … Read more
You can use the filter get_image_tag_class which exists exactly to do what you want: add_filter(‘get_image_tag_class’,’wpse302130_add_image_class’); function wpse302130_add_image_class ($class){ $class .= ‘ img-fluid’; return $class; }
Use wp_get_attachment_image_src to get the image properties and URL: $logo = get_theme_mod( ‘custom_logo’ ); $image = wp_get_attachment_image_src( $logo , ‘full’ ); $image_url = $image[0]; $image_width = $image[1]; $image_height = $image[2]; Edit: Adding more information based on your comment. The URL it points to is simply made with home_url: esc_url( home_url( “https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/” ) ); Another thing … Read more
Wouldn’t it be even easier to call wp_nav_menu() and customize your menu as you please from the admin menu?
The newest and most complete tutorial to the settings API can be found here. I’d suggest to take a look there. I used a pretty similar way myself. Sidenote: You should really mark some answer a solution. “0% acceptance rate” will people hold back from answering your Qs anymore.
I’d say you should install WAMP or MAMP and develop locally. Then only you can see the site in progress and you don’t have to wait for files to upload to view changes. You’re just saving locally.
You can add this in your functions.php file for instance, remove_filter (‘the_content’, ‘wpautop’); Which will remove the paragraph formatting from the_content template tag in all cases. Should you have a need for it in the future, you can write; <?php wpautop(the_content());?> in your template to add formatting without having to add the filter back. Using … Read more