You will do this in your theme and HOW you do it will depend on how your theme is set up. But to give a quick example, I’ll show you how to do it with any template with a loop. <?php if ( have_posts() ) { while ( have_posts() ) { the_post(); echo (‘<p>This post … Read more
You can do this in 2 ways: Remove it from HTML source code (harder, but more correct) Find <footer class=”post-meta”> in your theme files, and remove (or comment) it (with contents). You will see something like this in one of your files: <footer class=”post-meta”> … <a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/105324/…</a> … </footer> Just remove this part of code … Read more
I use Yoast. Is it possible that Yoast overwrites the values for the tag? Yes, it is. add_filter( ‘wp_title’, array( $this, ‘title’ ), 15, 3 ); Snippet above come from “WP SEO by Yoast”. In version 1.4.13 it is in line 53 of class-frontend.php
The readme in the theme repository answers your questions already: replace what you don’t need, and add your own code to the theme’s style.css and functions.php. The theme isn’t meant to be complete, it is really just a start. You can do whatever you want, and it will be fine. Examples I would change the … Read more
Maybe like this get_option( “mese_giambellino” ); This retrieves what you saved with update_option() More about WP options you can read here (http://codex.wordpress.org/Options_API)
The Jetpack comment feature is only used to manage the input process. It displays a form element as an iframe from wordpress.com and sends the comments back to your blog. Your comments are stored locally and not in the cloud. Therefore it is not possible to disable the storage of the comments in your database … Read more
You don’t provide lots of details on your code. Something like this should work: @media only screen and (max-width: 599px) { #sidebar-left { display: none; } }
I believe @JMau is referring to the following: The actual image is only 211px wide, it displays at 281px wide, therefore pixelation is occurring. The bigger issue here is that the little thumbnail image displaying to the left of the main product image is throwing the alignment off. Add the following to your custom CSS … Read more
If this text was static, then of course you could use custom footer template. So create file footer-my-custom.php and then include it with get_footer(‘footer’, ‘my-custom’); If you want to edit this text in wp-admin (or have many editable texts in there) you can use one of these solutions: 1. Custom Fields (good if you use … Read more
With WordPress.com you can edit a theme’s CSS styles*, fonts*, or other display options offered under the theme’s Appearance->Customize menu. You do not have access to edit any of the theme’s php or template files. **notes premium feature