You can use the get_option function on the back-end too. There are several possibilities on how to pass your option value to your script: Use wp_localize_script function to pass PHP values to your script (see WordPress Codex page for this function). Print your option value along with name and name2 values inside a script tag. … Read more
Assuming you’re using the function is_category_or_sub() as given on http://valendesigns.com/wordpress/is-category-or-subcategory-wp-function/ That function takes category id as the argument, not the slug. The string “gamenews” here when type-casted to an integer becomes 0 which is an ancestor for every other category. Can you try changing the function code to this- // If is category or subcategory … Read more
You could just create different style sheets for each color profile, and load those depending on which month it is. Here’s a basic example showing how you could load a halloween.css file for october, and an xmas.css file for december. The code below would go in your themes functions.php file: add_action(‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘seasonalCSS’); function seasonalCSS() { … Read more
Many times, the same theme for self-hosted will be different that the same for .com because of the way .com works and the choices theme authors and .com make for their offered themes. If you want, you can download the theme from https://wpcom-themes.svn.automattic.com/ and match the code or adapt that theme to work on self-hosted. … Read more
There is a problem loading the CSS-files. From what I’m guessing it is that your server doesn’t support the compression of the file. If I look at the loaded styles that is included on your site it ends unexpectedly in the middle of it. The URL it is loaded from is: http://pho66.webege.com/w/wp-content/themes/hassiumize/styles/style.php?c=1 When I change … Read more
How did you migrate the site from your local machine to dreamhose? sometimes themes and plugins save the actual path to their file in the options table, and most likely the path at dreamhost is not the same as at your localhost. It is worth trying to use phpmyadmin to inspect the options table and … Read more
I got it by searching some more on google. ‘has_archive’ => true, This line is vital. Found out I had to rename my custom template pages to archive-“the custom type name” which in this case was. archive-case.php Because of this I could remove my “static” page called case and let the system pick the right … Read more
Couple of assumptions before getting to solution. First, you have all embedded codes as iframe (almost all video sites export as iframe now) not as shortcode or object tag. Secondly, you want the video box not the video url which will be offcourse different for every video website. Put following code in functions.php function the_post_video($post_id=NULL) … Read more
You have to change the sidebar.php. In there, the default Sidebar main-sidebar is called. If no Widgets are registered in this Sidebar, the fallback function shows a monthly Archive. You have got two possibilities: Register a Widget for the Main Sidebar Remove the Fallback Function from sidebar.php. In this case, it would look like this: … Read more
Typical Plugin Structure Generally speaking WordPress plugins are located at /wp-content/plugins/ they are not typically installed within the /wp-content/themes/… directory tree. If your theme is installing the plugin (wp e-commerce) under it’s own directory then you’ll need to work with your theme provider to work out how to update/upgrade. For a typical install of WP … Read more