Twenty Eleven uses already a conditional statement in content.php to show the excerpt in search results – <?php if ( is_search() ) : // Only display Excerpts for Search ? edit this conditional to include the other templates where you want to show the excerpt; example: <?php if ( is_search() || is_home() || is_archive() ) … Read more
The example in the page you linked uses get_template_directory_uri(), which will only give you the parent theme URI. If you want to target something in a child theme, you have to swap that for get_stylesheet_directory_uri(), which will give you the child theme URI, in the event a child theme is being used.
Try to add those styles with the CSS class .single or .single-post. Because it’s a child theme you’ll probably need to use !important
I expect that the theme_location is “footer” not “Footer”. It is case sensitive. I just checked. If you use a bad theme_location wp_nav_menu will fallback to what looks like a page menu when I test it. Edit: Due to additional information in the question, the theme_location is footer-menu and not footer. If you look at … Read more
Template is different with and without comments
For ie.css specifically, the issue is that it is included via get_template_directory_uri(), which will output the parent theme directory when a child theme is being used. The solution is to add an action hooked to wp_enqueue_scripts with a lower priority, dequeue the stylesheet, then re-enqueue it using get_stylesheet_directory_uri(), which will load it from the child … Read more
Add an additional check for in_the_loop() to only affect titles being output within the main query’s loop: function add_dates_to_title_wpse106605($title, $id) { if ( is_home() && in_the_loop() ){ // <– added in_the_loop() $time = get_the_time( $d = ‘l, F j, Y’, $post = $id ); return $title . ‘<br><small class=”time”>’ . $time . ‘</small>’; } return … Read more
I assume you mean that you are using a child theme based on Twenty Twelve. That being the case, you would just include the appropriate file or files in your child theme. Your child theme could include a single.php file edited to do what you want, but you probably don’t have to. That file calls … Read more
Something like this? .entry-header .comments-link { visibility: hidden; } you may want to change the height.
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