Thesis Theme -> hooks not working for custom function
Thesis Theme -> hooks not working for custom function
Thesis Theme -> hooks not working for custom function
It’s not the perfect solution, but it will do considering the amount I’ve spent on it so far. I couldn’t find the offending code, but I believe that this is something to do with the Thesis Core. So instead, I wrote a filter to change the copy based on the post type: function resource_archive_title() { … Read more
The frustrating thing about this problem (since the RSS subscribe menu item appears by default) is that the option to disable it is only visible when using the “Thesis Nav Menu” – which is now disabled by default, in favor of the WP nav menu system. If you go to Thesis Site Options -> Navigation … Read more
I have sorted this issue i was tested this code on our test server and i saw error on post detail page the error was Fatal error: Call to undefined function short_title() after seen this i have remove the function code short_title(); from my custom.php and replace with the_title(); to display tittle.And i have check … Read more
A neat step by step instruction like this for Twenty Ten would be like the coolest answer. You can follow those instruction starting at Step 3 as your working with WordPress after all. I’m sure Themeatic has some sort of snazzy hook but you will have to ask them.
Use jQuery on your page to sort the divs. Ideally you want your divs to all have the same CLASS so you can identify which divs to randomize. I’m not familiar with the thesis theme but presumably there is a testimonials.php or something similar you could modify. If so, add your jQuery in there. Here’s … Read more
Well, I’ve just realized that my client’s theme was a custom version of Thesis with an incomprehensibly commented wp_footer(): as soon as I’ve uncommented it, the issue (obviously) disappeared.
Thanks for the help. In this case, it looks like it’s an issue with the supercache plugin. When it wasn’t activated, the code isn’t added. When it’s activated, the code is added. Still not sure how or why it was added, but at least It’s not showing up now.
Simply if(!is_home() && !is_front_page()) add_action( ‘thesis_hook_after_post’, ‘my_related_posts’ ); will do that for you. It will not do the add_action() when we are at the home page or not any front page. If it doesn’t work for you, may be you need to contact with the Thesis team.
could you post your template code? Maybe there is an error in your html. some unclosed tags or something. also what result does this give you? is it also empty? $content = get_the_content();