When you save a selected page in the Customiser you’re just saving the post ID of the page, which means you can just pass that value to any function that accepts a post ID as a parameter: $mytheme_f_page[1] = get_theme_mod( ‘mytheme_featured_page_1’ ); echo get_the_title( $mytheme_f_page[1] ); echo get_the_excerpt( $mytheme_f_page[1] ); echo get_the_post_thumbnail( $mytheme_f_page[1] ); The … Read more
There are countless guides online, just search ‘WordPress Theme creation’ on Google. A good place to start would be https://www.dreamhost.com/wordpress/guide-to-developing-a-wp-theme/ For folder structure I suggest you use a ‘WordPress Theme Boilerplate’, you can generate one here: https://underscores.me/, but there are loads of other options. More are listed here: https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-themes/21-best-wordpress-starter-themes-for-developers/ Or if you don’t know php, … Read more
This is typically called edit in place. Try the Front End Editor plugin.
Your primary problem is that you are de-registering core jQuery. Don’t do that. Ever. Period. If you get rid of that, your other scripts will work properly. Just do this: function wpse62373_register_js() { if ( ! is_admin() ) { wp_enqueue_script(‘quicksand’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/js/quicksand.js’, array( ‘jquery’ ) ); wp_enqueue_script(‘easing’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/js/easing.js’, array( ‘jquery’ ) ); … Read more
Hire a developer or purchase a customizable theme. I don’t get the impression that the answer you are looking for can be easily and clearly stated in a brief manner. You are going to need crash courses in Custom Post Types and The Loop, which are basically what makes wordpress what it is (which is … Read more
Actually in functions.php, I have removed below line. show_admin_bar( true ); And then Go to Dashboard > Users > Your Profile and mark it on “Show Toolbar when viewing site”
The use of function_exists is a very bad habit that should simply be avoided in favor of using actions and filters. If you want child themes to be able to override some functionality you need to be very specific about which one and how, and function_exists is usually not specific enough for that.
You need to wrap it in an HTML element that has a class. Doing it with your code will require changes. You can either do it outside the PHP, which will require changing where you open and close the PHP tags: <?php } else { ?> <span class=”classname”> <?php esc_html_e(‘No results found’,’ThemeName’); ?> </span> <?php … Read more
Technically WordPress theme is combination of PHP, HTML, CSS and JS (or some subset of these). There isn’t such thing as WP theme editor, but any editor or IDE that is good for such combination will do. It depends on your personal preferences, operating system and if you want free or paid solution. See this … Read more
WooCommerce have a sidebars plugin: http://www.woothemes.com/woosidebars/ This will give you really comprehensive control- you can create new sidebar areas for whatever pages you like.