This is the posts page for the default Twenty-Twenty Three WordPress theme. By default, WordPress displays the posts pages as your home page. It is included as part of the theme files and won’t display in the “Pages” tab in your site editor. You’ll need to add a new page (or edit the “Sample Page” … Read more
If you mean the indicator for the currently selected colour here: Then No. The problem is a misunderstanding of what the circles colour represents. It’s not telling you the current colour of the buttons text, it’s telling you the chosen/selected colour of the text, and you have not chosen a colour yet, it has not … Read more
How do I send out an update? Unless you took the time to find and implement an update server mechanism into your theme, you’ll have to manually distribute the updated theme to your clients. It should be enough to send out a standard WP theme zip, and for them to upload it. If it has … Read more
How to clone a theme template from within WordPress? [closed]
the content_save_pre filter. It checks the post type of the current post and ensures that the content field is not empty. If the content field is empty, the function calls wp_die() to display an error message and stop the post from being saved. Note: Make sure to replace “custom_post_type” with the actual name of your … Read more
After some more checking, I found the issue. The repo I was setting up, was a template that will be used by other sites, so I saved it in a folder called templates (Full path: /Users/bas/git/work/templates/wp). In the wp-includes/block-template-utils.php the name/slug of the template is decided with the following code. $template_slug = substr( $template_file, // … Read more
Query string parameters are a helpful friend in this situation. It will allow you to keep the same single-$posttype.php file for both formats of the page. So if someone visits your page using the URL: https://yourwebsite.com/events They will see your normal webpage for visitors. But if someone uses the URL: https://yourwebsite.com/events?seminar=true They will see something … Read more
You can change your current theme to storefront and check whether the scripts and styles are properly enquequed. use this format to enqueque style and scripts and inspect the code for debugging class yourPluginName { public function __construct() { add_action(‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, array($this, ‘enqueue’)); } public function enqueue() { wp_enqueue_script(“jquery”); wp_enqueue_script(‘my-js’, plugins_url(‘/script.js’, __File__)); wp_enqueue_style(‘my-theme’, plugins_url(‘/style.css’, __File__)); }
How to hide my categories pages’ names, and how as well to reduce the space beween my sidebar’s widgets?
problem with custom url for images as post