This is not really a WordPress question but my first plugin solution is a “WordPress” way to do it. My other solutions are more general web design. I’m also making the assumption that you have some experience with custom templates/scripts. If you want to manually do it you can use something like Grid Columns This … Read more
If the theme doesn’t have a search.php file, index.php will be used. Template_Hierarchy Template file used to render a Search Results Index page search.php index.php [update] Use the following to print the current template being used to render a page: add_filter( ‘the_content’, ‘so_9405896_the_content_filter’, 20, 1 ); function so_9405896_the_content_filter( $content ) { if( is_admin() || !current_user_can( … Read more
There are no recommended sidebar widths, however there are LOTS of plugins that make assumptions about this (especially those that handle advertisements). If you plan on running ads, please check the ad width requirements and use that as your baseline. For example, if you are running AdSense ads and the ad requires 300px, then make … Read more
I’m confused as to what you are asking. Functionally, all you are required to do is add a DIV with a text block: <nav role=”navigation” class=”main-nav”> … </nav> <div class=”introtext”> <your content here> </div> <section class=”content”> Are you asking how to do that as in what file to edit or are you asking how to … Read more
WordPress is a content management system. Your content is saved in a database and is independent of whatever theme you choose to use to display that content. So, short answer: no.
Filter attachment_template and return your custom path. For details, see wp-includes/template.php, function get_query_template(). Sample code: add_filter( ‘attachment_template’, function( $template ) { global $post; // inspect $post object to determine the correct template // and change the file path, then: return $template; });
If you want to detect the browser in PHP, there are plugins like PHP Browser Detection that will provide conditionals that will allow you to do that. Then depending if the browser is desktop or mobile, you can grab the images with the specific size you want with wp_get_attachment_image
There is no specifier in your sprintf, so it won’t output anything. Try: sprintf(‘Views: %d’, get_PostViews(get_the_ID())), You may have to use %s instead, it depends what your get_PostViews function is returning.
The WordPress directory path is available in the constant ABSPATH. Be aware this is not related to the wp-content directory. The constant WP_CONTENT_DIR could be set to exactly the same value. Or another directory on the same level where WP_CONTENT_URL is another domain name. There doesn’t even have to be a wp-content equivalent: themes, plugins, … Read more
The following will assign capability requirements to your CPT. So, users will require edit_community, delete_community etc capabilities to perform those actions. function createCommunityPostType() { $args = array( ‘public’ => true, ‘label’ => ‘Community’ ‘capability_type’ => ‘community’, ‘map_meta_cap’ => true ); register_post_type(‘community’, $args ); } add_action(‘init’, ‘createCommunityPostType’); See the parts about capabilities in the codex. You … Read more