My suggestion would be to use get_template_part. I think that is the closest you can get to what you want. You may be able to just drop get_template_part(‘userfuncts’); into your functions.php. That will load userfuncts.php from your theme’s main directory, if the file is present, or from a child theme’s directory if applicable. See the … Read more
The following worked for me. I using class attribute instead of ID to match multiple color pickers. <script type=”text/javascript”> jQuery(document).ready(function($) { jQuery(‘.color-picker’).on(‘focus’, function(){ var parent = jQuery(this).parent(); jQuery(this).wpColorPicker() parent.find(‘.wp-color-result’).click(); }); }); </script> My Widget form is set up like : <p> <label for=”<?php echo $this->get_field_id( ‘font_color’ ); ?>” style=”display:block;”><?php _e( ‘Font Color:’ ); ?></label> <input … Read more
Create a function that register sidebars, using register_sidebar, starting from an option: add_action(‘widgets_init’, ‘my_custom_sidebars’); function my_custom_sidebars() { $sidebars = get_option(‘my_theme_sidebars’); // get all the sidebars names if ( ! empty($sidebars) ) { // add a sidebar for every sidebar name foreach ( $sidebars as $sidebar ) { if ( empty($sidebar) ) continue; register_sidebar(array( ‘name’ => … Read more
the_widget() is used to display a specific widget outside of a sidebar. To be honest, this function serves no valuable purpose as you need to hard code the widget $instance parameters, this means that you will need to manually change the code every time you need to change something. So much for dynamica. It would … Read more
As suggested, went to the function reference and from there to the Source File (located in wp_includes/link-template.php) in which there are four functions that each return similar results. <?php echo get_post_permalink() ?> http://newdep.localhost/instruments/jester/ <?php echo post_permalink() ?> http://newdep.localhost/instruments/jester/ <?php the_permalink() ?> /instruments/jester/ <?php echo get_the_permalink() ?> http://newdep.localhost/instruments/jester/ In this case, since this is a custom … Read more
WordPress has a perfect wrapper for HTML > Theme conversion: The theme itself. All information can be found in the Codex page. It is enough to add a folder to your wp-content/themes directory (or whatever directory you registered in addition to that), and add the following files functions.php style.css index.php header.php to your custom themename … Read more
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Plugin vs. Theme vs. MU-Plugin vs. Drop-In »Would this application require building a plug-in, or just adding code to my theme?« Basically all four are the same. They differ only in two points: Location and MU-Plugins are in the mu-plugins folder 1) Plugins are in the plugins directory Drop-Ins live in the wp-content folder as … Read more
Given that you are the webhost: If the server is a dedicated server, or you’re in any situation where you’re the only user of the server in question, then this is a GOOD thing! It means your setup is more secure this way. It basically means that somebody who hacks into your site through the … Read more
I get that answer. I go to this file: wp-includes/deprecated.php and find this line in (deprecated) wp_get_http() function: @set_time_limit ( 60 ); just comment out this line and it works fine. Because wordpress hard coded that 60 seconds limit, this hard coded setting was over-ridding my php.ini settings. so I comment out that line, my … Read more