You can accomplish this in at least two ways: 1) Via CSS. Use the appropriate class selectors (e.g. current-page-item, current-page-parent, current-page-ancestor) to display the appropriate sub-menu. 2) Separate calls to wp_list_pages(). The first call will have a depth=1 argument passed, and the second will determine the ID of the current parent page, and output accordingly, … Read more
You could fetch the post categories, then pass them into wp_list_categories to take care of displaying them hierarchally. Something like.. wp_list_categories( array( ‘include’ => array_keys( get_the_terms( $post->ID, ‘category’ ) ), ‘title_li’ => ” ) ); Hope that helps.. 🙂
Try exporting your WordPress data, installing a fresh copy of the latest version of WordPress (currently 3.1.1), using a fresh database, and then re-importing your WordPress data.
The Crystalline theme rolls it’s own templates, which it calls overrides, instead of using the standard WordPress templating approach. In WordPress, the standard way is to create multiple template files inside the theme directory, then choose which template to use when editing a page in the WordPress dashboard. With Crystalline there is a single template … Read more
You have a javascript error on line 451: ReferenceError: Can’t find variable: jQuery. and then Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 403 (Forbidden): axx1cxj-b.css. The second one looks like s stylesheet that typekit is trying to load.
It is executed only once. You see it multiple times because contents of those widgets are fetched via AJAX which loads WordPress in the ajax request again and hence it is echo’ed once again but it is executed only once per load. Makes sense?
take a look into toolbox
This looks like a job made for custom post types. try something like this 1) custom post type of “Countries” 2) taxonomies of “Tailor Made Tours”, “Group Tours”, “Special Interest Tours”, “Hotels” More On Custom Post Types
do_action( ‘after_setup_theme’ ); doesn’t pass any parameter. You are cutting something of the length 0 after theme setup. Why? Plus, your registration with add_action doesn’t tell WordPress that you want two parameters. The default is one parameter. You don’t need this call at all. If you define the function in your functions.php it will be … Read more
I just found it…under the “wp__options” table, it is “template”.