This is due to the theme’s js. in /twentyfourteen/js/functions.php: /* * Fixed header for large screen. * If the header becomes more than 48px tall, unfix the header. * * The callback on the scroll event is only added if there is a header * image and we are not on mobile. */ if ( … Read more
Ok, Pradhana. This is going to be around about solution to your question, but the first thing that I believe that you would need to do is create a child theme. Go over to WordPress.org and do a little studying on how to create a child theme. Then you’ll have to add a javascript file … Read more
Old post, yet its needed to know the solution and how-to. Specially for RTL experience, Usefull tutorial here As @Mayeenul Said, first create a child theme (Video) Then add to your CSS file in child theme the following: .sidebar { float: right; // the side bar will be on right margin-left: -100%; max-width: 413px; position: … Read more
I would suggest that you have a look at custom post types. You have more flexibility and much more options working with custom post types than with post formats.
The default wp_nav_menu arguments set the fallback_cb argument to wp_page_menu, which outputs a list of pages if your menu doesn’t exist. If your menu doesn’t behave this way, that argument has been overridden in some way, either from being explicitly set in the wp_nav_menu call, or perhaps via the wp_nav_menu_args filter.
There’s a bunch of other things you may want to also do, but in order to make it stretch to the full extent on the right, simply remove the max-width elements from .site and .site-header. So that’s .site {max-width: 1260px;} and .site-header {max-width: 1260px;}
When I had this issue it was because I was missing something from the <head>. Below is the head from the basic template on the bootstrap website. <head> <meta charset=”utf-8″> <meta http-equiv=”X-UA-Compatible” content=”IE=edge”> <meta name=”viewport” content=”width=device-width, initial-scale=1″> <!– The above 3 meta tags *must* come first in the head; any other head content must come … Read more
The post date is added by twentyfourteen_posted_on as shown in content.php. This function is in /inc/template-tags.php and is correctly wrapped in an if ( ! function_exists( ‘twentyfourteen_posted_on’ ) ) conditional so you can declare the same function in your child theme and modify it to your heart’s content. As such you could add a function … Read more
Good Day aparente001, I too had the same problem as you are referring to, so I know exactly what you are talking about. So to answer your question: Do I need to go through each of those cases and provide detailed css changes, or is there a more elegant way? You will have to go … Read more
In Twenty Fourteen, when you first activate the theme without any changes made to the theme, the widgets that appear there on the sidebar are from the dashboard. You can remove them from Appearance > Widgets and you’ll see Search, Recent Posts, Recent Comments etc. in the meta-box “Primary Sidebar”. If you want to see … Read more