Well, I didn’t get an answer to this yet, but I did find it out on my own with a lot of research and some luck. The secret is in the priority order of the hooks. The last argument which is a number. The lower the number, the higher up the item will appear. I … Read more
you can use taxonomy-product_cat.php for product’s categories. and you can write your custom code with post-type=”product” and tax-query.
You can create Parallax effect for header using pure CSS as well as jQuery. The difference between them is the loading time. CSS will load much faster than jQuery. Implementing a feature will depend on the developer/owner of the theme how they want the feature to be. My preference is that you use pure CSS … Read more
Finally I found the solution in codex…. Interpreting the Error Message: If the error message states: Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /path/blog/wp-config.php:34) in /path/blog/wp-login.php on line 42, then the problem is at line #34 of wp-config.php, not line #42 of wp-login.php. In this scenario, line #42 of … Read more
What you should do is first make sure you’re using a Child Theme: https://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes Then you should be able to copy over the template file being used in the parent theme, to your child theme’s directory, and customize from the child theme directory as you want. WordPress should automatically load the file from your child … Read more
I think one of the simplest way to achieve ( and perhaps not the better ) is to create a class ‘btn-hidden’ or similar, with display:none in the definition. Then, when you are in your template, control if user is logged in or not ( function is_user_logged_in() ) and if user is in one or … Read more
The solution I found so far was to add featured image for categories as a custom field using ACF and then using the category ID to find and display each featured image. Hope it helps anyone 🙂
What you’re looking for is the theme customizer. This allows you to attach settings to any element of your site you want. Just take a look at one of the WordPress standard themes to see what this looks like. You’ll see that you can change colors, but also upload a new background image. Just follow … Read more
WordPress already provides a built-in mechanism for navigating collections of posts called “Archives”. Taxonomies such as “Category” naturally create a collection of posts – and thus WordPress automatically facilitates taxonomy archives. Meanwhile, pages are intended to display singular, definitive content that is usually timeless. It sounds to me as though your “Topics” should be top-level … Read more
You need to make sure that your css goes between style tags. Try changing this line: .btn { background-color:<?php echo esc_attr($btn_color);?>; } <?php to <style>.btn { background-color:<?php echo esc_attr($btn_color);?>;</style> } <?php