First of all, it works on my test install. I guess it depends on what you are searching for. I’m searching for ‘hello’ and the post ‘Hello World’ shows up fine. Second, I get the following notice for this bit the_post_thumbnail( ‘thumbnail’, $attr );: PHP Notice: Undefined variable: attr Third, just to be a perfectionist, … Read more
You can simply do it by wrapping closing divs in if condition where current_post is equal to 2. I have added it in following code <?php if ($query ->current_post == 0) { ?> <div> Post # 1</div> <?php } ?> <?php if ($query ->current_post == 2) { ?> <div class=”extra”> <div class =”extra2> <?php } … Read more
Check the post type: function aisis_page_button_link(){ global $post_ID, $temp_ID, $iframe_post_id; if ( ‘page’ !== get_post_type( $post_ID ) ) return; // continue
I don’t know exactly how your themes– parent and child– are constructed but the child theme’s functions.php loads before the parent’s. So, if this template is included via functions.php changes you attempt to make in the child functions.php to that $Icons array will be overwritten as soon as the parent function.php loads. Since you say … Read more
All other scripts running on that page depend on the correct jQuery file shipped with WordPress: admin bar, jQuery-UI or other plugins. Note that loading external resources is not possible in all setups, so your options page would not work in these cases. To use scripts that needs $ use $ = jQuery.noConflict(); or put … Read more
The correct way to get a specific menu is the ‘theme_location’ parameter: wp_nav_menu(array(‘theme_location’ => ‘main_nav’)); wp_nav_menu(array(‘theme_location’ => ‘footer_links’));
If you move the function and the add_filter function to the functions file, the you don’t need to echo the function after. If the function doesn’t involve using add_filter then you could echo out the function in your template file. Placing it in the functions.php file, will run on every page/post load unless specified otherwise.
I install Regenerate Thumbnails on pretty much every single website I build. It does exactly what you need and I’ve never had a single problem with it. You can either resize them all at once in bulk through a tools submenu, or you can do individual ones in the media library.
Adding custom widgets to theme sidebar on activation
You can try to call the class method like this: global $NHP_Options; $copyright = $NHP_Options->get(“copyright_footer”); if $NHP_Options is an instance of the NHP_Options class.