A meta table as it’s name suggests, is a table containing metadata for the parent table (for example, wp_postmeta contains metadata for wp_post). These data are additional data stored in database to be retrieved when needed. Let’s say you publish a post. The original post data will be stored in wp_post table, while the rest … Read more
This front-page.php is flie templates. You need to select page for front page(This display first page = homepage). Your homepage display same design
It may be that some of your images were uploaded before you created the custom image size function. If that’s the case, a plugin like Force Regenerate Thumbnails will solve your problem. Alternatively, for more versatility you could use the images as backgrounds, like so: <div style=”background-image: url(<?php the_post_thumbnail_url(); ?>)” id=”post-thumbnail”></div> and set the background … Read more
So this question is a little broad, but I will try to give you some options based on my experience working as a web developer with WordPress for the past years. If you are developing a theme from scratch based on a Layout where the content is already defined and it’s unlikely to change you … Read more
I would suggest looking into the ways that the various units function. There would rarely be a case where you would use one unit exclusively. I generally use ems, rems, and %. This article may help get you started: understanding and using rem units in css
Embedded content is not responsive “by magic” someone needs to write code to actually make it so, and some default needs to be there in any case, and actually not all site are responsive, and some even can not be responsive. You might want to establish a base line, for example the size of the … Read more
I’ve been using WPSettings recently. I coded it for me to take care of admin screens and options in my projects as I did not like any of the options above.
Best Practice for Syncing Local Development With Staging Development [closed]
You can access Customizer values with get_theme_mod(), so you just need to check the value of your setting before enqueueing stylesheets the normal way: function wpse_310123_enqueue_scheme_css() { $scheme = get_theme_mod( ‘theme_scheme’ ); if ( $scheme === ‘green’ ) { wp_enqueue_style( ‘theme-green’, get_theme_file_uri( ‘green.css’ ) ); } elseif ( $scheme === ‘blue’) { wp_enqueue_style( ‘theme-blue’, get_theme_file_uri( … Read more
You don’t have to export and import the tables from the database; you don’t have to build an export/import function for your theme either. There is an Export tool built in WordPress under the Tools menu and in the same sub-menu you’ll find the Import tool as well. The process is pretty straightforward: export the … Read more