wp_list_authors() now does have an exclude parameter. So you can exclude the authors you want by their user ID. It accepts: An array, comma-, or space-separated list of author IDs to include. Default empty. Examples: // exclude just the author with the ID 4 wp_list_authors([ ‘exclude’ => 4 ]); // exclude the authors with the … Read more
The alternative to using a child theme is to make two adjustments to the current theme although technically only one is actually required. Update the theme name in the theme’s style.css file in the commented section at the top, sometimes referred to as the theme’s headers. Rename the theme’s main folder, ie. wp-content/themes/THIS-THEME-NAME #1 is … Read more
Yes there is. It’s post_password_required: Whether post requires password and correct password has been provided.
You need either a content.php or content-<post format>.php OR use a render: add_theme_support( ‘infinite-scroll’, array( ‘container’ => ‘content’, ‘footer’ => false, ‘render’ => ‘render_function’, ‘wrapper’ => false ) ); function render_function() { get_template_part(‘loop’); } This implies you have a loop.php.
You have the name parameters set to “$id” which means that they’ll be things like “show_header_2” and such. You actually want them to be “second_section[show_header_2]” and similar instead, so that the array of settings is what you get back from the form.
@Ben, If you look at line 132 of loop.php in Twentyten you will find the conditional statement that is telling WordPress to only display the_excerpt on category archives. Right below that after <?php else : ?> is how all posts that are not on an archive page, in the asides category or in the gallery … Read more
Include CSS and JavaScipt in the functions.php. Create an empty PHP file, call it header.php, and yes wp_head() goes just before </head> not before <body> tag. <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <title>Website</title> <link href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/222452/style.css” rel=”stylesheet” type=”text/css” /> <?php wp_head(); ?> </head> Create an empty PHP file, call it footer.php and place your footer there: <footer> <!– … Read more
The fact that some images work tells me that TimThumb is behaving fine. If you go to the broken image url you will see that the error is ‘no mime type specified’ which tells me the issue is with the image rather than the script. I would suggest resaving the image and seeing if that … Read more
I’ve +1 the Ravs answer because it it good and it should works in most case, however it assumes that you know the handle used by 3rd party theme/plugins and this is not always true. If all developer used same handle for same styles/scripts the problem does not exists, because WordPress automatically skip styles and … Read more
Menu locations are defined in functions.php You can read the codex for more information on how to define menu locations in functions.php Register Menus Firstly, in your theme’s functions.php, you need to write a function to register the names of your menus. (This is how they will appear in the Appearance -> Menus admin screen.) … Read more