Found the solution… the problem was due to placement of the conditional statement in the wp-config.php file. It needed to be inserted before the require_once(ABSPATH . ‘wp-settings.php’); line near the bottom of the default config file, otherwise the constants are already defined and cannot be redefined. So final section of the wp-config.php file now looks … Read more
The correct method is to enqueue the stylesheets, via callback hooked into wp_enqueue_scripts. You can add the contextual conditionals inside the callback: function wpse124258_enqueue_scripts() { if ( ! is_admin() ) { // Conditionally enqueue if ( is_front_page() ) { // Front page stylesheet wp_enqueue_style( ‘front-page-style’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/front-page-stylesheet.css’ ); } else if ( is_page() ) … Read more
The slider displayed on front page is the one that you define from the customizer option screen. It overrides the one you have assigned to a page that you choose as front page. Hope this helps.
Yes its possible. To override WooCommerce template files in your theme (or child theme) simply make a folder named woocommerce within your theme directory, and then create the folders/template file you wish to override within it. This link overriding templates is having the procedure to override templates via a theme.
Yes. Can’t say it any clearer. @s_ha_dum already said it in fact. Creating a Child Theme allows for almost any customisation to a theme, customisation that won’t be lost when updating a (parent) theme. The WordPress Codex entry for Child Themes takes you through the whys and wherefors. It’s extremely simple to create a Child … Read more
The page template you are looking to overwrite is the page.php file. If you replace the code in that file with the code from your template (or delete it and rename your file to page.php), your problem should be taken care of.
In the case of expound theme index page is used as homepage, and there is no static front-page in the theme. Try to add is_home() to the condition. function addtoexcerpt($excerpt) { ob_start(); $values = ob_get_clean(); return $values.$excerpt; } if( is_single()||is_category()||is_home() ) { add_filter(‘the_excerpt’,’addtoexcerpt’); } I hope this should help you.
Go to Appearance > Menus & create a new menu called main-menu That should fix the problem.
The menu you see on your site is dependent on the theme you are using. So the same menu may or many not come up on different themes those you are using. This is because of the menu locations defined in your theme. Different themes have different menu locations. One can have none where as … Read more
Your code should look something like this: class my_Widget extends WP_Widget { … function filter_where( $where=”” ) { … } function widget( $options ) { … add_filter( ‘posts_where’, array( $this, ‘filter_where’ ) ); $query = new WP_Query( $args ); remove_filter( ‘posts_where’, array( $this, ‘filter_where’ ) ); } } This will keep the function within your … Read more