Solution One, which is also the simplest, would be to postion the button over the text. Then you could click anywhere within the link to open the menu. This assumes you don’t actually ever want to go to the top level page. In you styles.css, add width: 100% !important; and text-align: right; to your .dropdown-toggle … Read more
Instead of trying to change the URL of the img tag, use your media query to hide the image and change the :before of your <a>. Like this… @media screen and (max-width: 59.6875em) { .site-branding img { display:none; } .site-branding a::before { content: url(“https://www.example.com/example/wp-content/uploads/Logo_Wide_2x.png”); } }
The issue may be due to the .po file, or perhaps it’s caching. Check to see if there are no caching plugins on your site and if there are no server caching enabled. You should also try using a translation plugin such as WP My Translate or Loco Translate.
Have you checked with js Console that the ajax returned the expected data[‘html’]? The url you show after the second page click attempt has /admin-ajax.php/ inside it. That shouldn’t happen. It’s a good indicator that the ajax transfer or the returned output/query is at some point broken. Would have been useful, if you also show … Read more
You are setting the color of the paragraph the link resides in, but in style.css (that is part of the theme you are using) there is a rule targeting all <a> elements that is more specific targeting and is overriding the color you are trying to set at the <p> level. You can try customizing … Read more
One suggestion – make sure that the permalink that you are navigating to is exactly the one you want. If you have trashed a ‘first version’ of the About page and started over using the same page title the permalink will not be ‘about’ it will be something like ‘about-2’ Placing the first version in … Read more
If “/styledtwentyfifteen” is your child directory then that’s included by get_stylesheet_directory_uri() (of which bloginfo(‘stylesheet_directory’) is an alias) so you should leave it out on registering: function register_more_stylesheets() { wp_register_style( ‘stylesheet_name’, get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . ‘/background-slider-template.css’ ); } Similarly with is_page_template() you only need the file name (relative to the template directory), and if you register a style … Read more
get_template_directory() returns a system path not a resource uri. Use get_template_directory_uri() instead.
In case anyone is interested, I think I managed to find a solution. Just had to add the following two lines of code just after the e.preventDefault(); line and before the _this.toggleClass( ‘toggle-on’ ); one: container.find( ‘.dropdown-toggle.toggle-on’ ).not( _this ).not( _this.parents( ‘.children, .sub-menu’ ).prev( ‘.dropdown-toggle’ ) ).removeClass( ‘toggle-on’ ).attr( ‘aria-expanded’, false ); container.find( ‘.children.toggled-on, .sub-menu.toggled-on’ … Read more
Twenty Fifteen has a hook for you to modify the custom background theme_support arguments (documentation for those arguments here): // Setup the WordPress core custom background feature. add_theme_support( ‘custom-background’, apply_filters( ‘twentyfifteen_custom_background_args’, array( ‘default-color’ => $default_color, ‘default-attachment’ => ‘fixed’, ) ) ); You can implement this filter in your child theme’s functions.php, e.g. function wpse_224240_custom_background_args($args) { … Read more