You’re probably looking for something like this: <?php function add_classes_to_body_class($classes) { // make sure ‘page-template.php’ matches your template name if ( is_page_template(‘page-template.php’) ) { $classes[] = ‘main’; } return $classes; } add_filter( ‘body_class’, ‘add_classes_to_body_class’ ); ?> make sure you add body_class() into your markup. Traditionally it would be in your body tag like so. <body … Read more
This is a known issue with the Twenty Ten theme, arising from both the theme and core code. Twenty Ten has a number of accessibility issues – see Trac: http://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/14782 Some of these have been corrected in a child theme for Twenty Ten that you can get here: http://accessible.sprungmarker.de/2011/01/accessible-1-0/ The CSS and functions in the … Read more
The code you are looking for is in functions.php (line 106 to 211). To understand what they have done in TwentyTen, I would suggest that you read the following: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/add_custom_image_header
try this instead <?php get_sidebar(2); ?>
There are probably several solutions to this, but this is what I would do: First set a static front page. This can be done in Settings->Reading. This will cause the menu item (page) selected to have the CSS class current-menu-item and also to display any sub-menu items you have. Then you just CSS them to … Read more
you can either use the !important property or ensure that your style definition has precedence by making it more specific. http://www.google.com/search?q=css+specificity
You need to have the script in a separate file (normally it would be filename.js; I suppose filename.php would work?). Then, you need to register and enqueue that script file, using wp_register_script() and wp_enqueue_script() e.g.: function mytheme_register_custom_scripts() { if ( ! is_admin() ) { $scriptsrc = get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . ‘/scripts/filename.js’; wp_register_script( ‘mytheme_slider’, $scriptsrc ); } } … Read more
To make the header on the Twenty Ten theme less tall (i.e. a height with fewer pixels) put this code at the bottom of your theme’s “functions.php” file (being sure to change the number 180 to whatever height you want): <?php add_action(‘twentyten_header_image_height’,’yoursite_header_image_height’); function yoursite_header_image_height($height) { return 180; // Modify this to whatever pixel height you … Read more
There are several steps to creating additional menus using the new menu system in WordPress in the TwentyTen theme or any WordPress theme (of which some of these steps can be done out of order). In addition, I’m going to highly recommend you create a child theme based on TwentyTen instead of modifying it directly: … Read more
My VoodooPress site is a twentyten child theme. Has some pretty cool functions going on behind the scenes. But pretty much every post on the site is about things to do with a twenty ten child theme. For instance, the things you ask about: Working with thumbnails Adding image sizes etc. Hopefully you can find … Read more