The script never hits a 404 so it continues to load. If I am looking at this correctly it won’t ever hit a 404, and it shouldn’t ever hit a 404. You are loading a page template, the finding and loading of which is going to be done by the main query. That page is … Read more
Browsers will cache any files so it’s hard to know without more detail which files are your issue. That said, this happens most often with CSS and JS files, and WordPress is built to address this issue. wp_enqueue_style and wp_enqueue_script each have a parameter for file version (4th param in each). So long as you … Read more
The problem indeed was that there were several posts on the bottom. Adding this to the end of the loop helped: <br style=”clear:both;”/> I think this is a bug in the Jetpack plugin, but it is easily resolved by adding this line break.
You created the callback function and the function for adding the Theme page, but you also have to tell WordPress when to call your function my_plugin_menu. You can do this by hooking into admin_menu. add_action(‘admin_menu’, ‘my_plugin_menu’); This way WordPress knows that when it reaches the Scripts for admin_menu, it also has to execute your code, … Read more
Sorry I don’t have specific code, but this is how I would do it: Define two upload sizes, one regular and one double sized for retina using ‘add_image_size’. Use the filter ‘wp_handle_upload_prefilter’ to add the extension ‘@2x’ to only images of the larger size. Then use retina .js as normal. This page as some code … Read more
Your custom size will only show up as an option if the selected image exists at those dimensions. So, have you uploaded any images since adding the new image size to functions.php? If not, then you won’t see the vividflow option. You could always run regenerate thumbnails so bring your older images up to date.
As a general rule of thumb it’s a good practice not to “create” hooks within your theme. Last year Tom McFarlin wrote against placing custom hooks in your theme; however, if you are building an addon plugin (such as WooThemes and their Features plugin) it would make a grey area exception to include those hooks. … Read more
simple function: protected function _cred_check(){ $aisis_file_system_structure = WP_Filesystem(); if($aisis_file_system_structure == false){ echo ‘<div class=”alert”><strog>NOTE!</strong> We need your ftp creds before we continue!</div>’; return true; } return false; } then do: if($this->_cred_check()){ request_filesystem_credentials(‘your/link/to/your/update/page’); }else{ // your update stuff }
You should not do this via CSS as the underlying functionality would still be there (and thus open for direct access). I’d rather rewrite the theme in a way that the menu pages are only added if the current user has a certain capability. if (current_user_can( SOME_CAP )) { add menu pages … } You … Read more
You can use get_post_format() to build a conditional (or switch). $format = get_post_format(); if ( ‘status’ == $format ) { // } else if ( ‘quote’ == $format ) { // } // etc. else { // get_post_format() returns FALSE for “standard” }