Twenty Eleven theme- have custom landing page, change nav “home” link
Twenty Eleven theme- have custom landing page, change nav “home” link
Twenty Eleven theme- have custom landing page, change nav “home” link
Header images come from Matt Mullenweg’s photos http://core.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/17729 It’s unreal to find if it was posted anywhere with proper description (man snaps gigabytes of pics), go ask him.
just add <?php get_sidebar(); ?> to page.php in your child theme and all pages will have a sidebar. look at sidebar-page.php to see where to place it.
Instead of uploading the image as a header image, edit the page and set it as a Featured Image. In the Twenty Eleven theme, this will always display the image as the header image on that page.
The comments template is added to template files via the comments_template() template tag. The comments_template() template tag includes the comments.php template-part file. The comments.php template-part file includes the comment-reply form via the comment_form() template tag. Refer to the Codex (linked) for detailed instructions for modifying the content and output of comment_form().
Here is the code I have in my functions.php file: /** * Hoverintent Plugin for the menu * @since Theme 1.0 */ function theme_hover_menu() { wp_register_script(‘hoverintent_script’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/js/hoverintent.js’, array(‘jquery’), ‘r6’ ); wp_enqueue_script(‘hoverintent_script’); } add_action(‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘theme_hover_menu’); This is step 1… Next? Comments? Solutions? I will edit this post once I will have found the answer. … Read more
Funny you should ask, I’ve just posted an How to tutorial on how to add a sidebar on posts and pages in Twenty Eleven
Since, your site already uses W3 Total Cache plugin, let me provide a solution based on it. Please visit yoursite’s wp-admin/admin.php?page=w3tc_browsercache and look for the text “Set cache control header”. Check this option, if it is unchecked, and then choose “no-cache” for the “Cache control policy”. This needs to be done in three places… CSS … Read more
I’m guessing the terminology is different but here are a few links to look at http://codex.wordpress.org/Creating_a_Static_Front_Page Basically – save your custom page as custom-page-template.php in your theme folder – create a new page from WordPress Menu – choose your custom-page from the template drop down on the add new page page – Save and View … Read more
Its just a css thing… while the distance from the top object is to remain permenant the distance from a side object is relative and those changes (sometimes) as the screen resulotion changes.. That prevents smaller screens from having a broken site. Anyhow thats the old way to go about it (in a matter of … Read more