The easiest way to do this is the WP theme directory and the WP plugin directory respectively, but if you want to keep them private this may not be an option. https://github.com/afragen/github-updater is a good alternative, you can configure it with a private key to update your own themes/plugins from a github repo. If that’s … Read more
I was looking for this and found the solution: Just add .search-results to your class. ie: .search-results .title { color: red; } Hope this is useful.
Unless a theme provides such a hook there is no way to do this with actions and filters. If a hook is provided then it will be theme specific, no generic WP solution exists. For a full list of the hooks that a theme should implement, see here: https://developer.wordpress.org/themes/advanced-topics/plugin-api-hooks/ At the moment this includes: wp_head() … Read more
Your observation is correct. If you add “header-visible” class to body of https://bosniabayti.com/product/audi-a6/, then the header is visible similar to https://bosniabayti.com/product/audi-a6-copy/
https://intercom.help/elegantthemes/en/articles/2207396-website-looks-different-in-builder go to Divi > Theme Options > Builder > Advanced in the Divi Theme Options. First clear the cache using the black colored Clear button and then disable the option for Static CSS File Generation
With the code that you’ve added to your question, you’re adding the HTML ‘checked’ attribute twice, which is probably why things are getting confused. You have it hard-coded as checked=”checked”, but then checked( 1, get_option( ‘theme_custom_option’ ), false ) will write another checked attribute corresponding to the actual value of the option. You should be … Read more
Adding answer for reference: get_author_posts_url(get_the_author_meta(‘ID’)) retrieves the value into the PHP code, it doesn’t automatically output it, so you need: echo get_author_posts_url(get_the_author_meta(‘ID’)); To output it into the HTML
Use the ABSPATH constant defined in the wp-config.php: $filename = ABSPATH . ‘wp-content/uploads/webcam/webcamimage.jpg’; You don’t have to use basename() function since it would return only the last component from the full file path, i.e. webcamimage.jpg, and it isn’t what you want to use with filemtime() function.
AFAIK there’s a one-to-one relationship between a WordPress installation and a theme – you can only have one theme per install. As you say site2 is ‘completely different’ then it probably makes sense to make it a completely separate WordPress installation. The only reason to think about something else would be if it shared a … Read more
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