You can replace the broken functions.php file, recovering it from the original theme package. From the namespace of your error message I can guess that the theme you are using could be this: https://wordpress.org/themes/catch-box Right? I hope it helps.
This is more server config question than WordPress. Make sure the www-data group has write permissions in the directory you’re running WordPress from. Assuming it’s in /var/www/ then sudo chmod -R g+rwxs /var/www/ should do the trick.
As I am using the roots theme framework, this line removes the container argument: function roots_nav_menu_args($args=””) { $roots_nav_menu_args = array(); $roots_nav_menu_args[‘container’] = false; if (!$args[‘items_wrap’]) { $roots_nav_menu_args[‘items_wrap’] = ‘<ul class=”%2$s”>%3$s</ul>’; } if (!$args[‘depth’]) { $roots_nav_menu_args[‘depth’] = 2; } return array_merge($args, $roots_nav_menu_args); } add_filter(‘wp_nav_menu_args’, ‘roots_nav_menu_args’);
It’s possible to manually add buttons to your editor. https://codex.wordpress.org/TinyMCE_Custom_Buttons The Codex actually links to a full tutorial detailing the process, as well. http://code.tutsplus.com/tutorials/guide-to-creating-your-own-wordpress-editor-buttons–wp-30182 That will guide you through all the steps: Adding shortcodes to your site Creating a TinyMCE plugin (register, set up, create buttons, and add what they should do) Including editor styles … Read more
Do not rely on the codex. Some pages are just a heap of crap and totally useless. The problem with the codex is that everybody with an account on wordpress.org can change and alter the codex as they see fit. I don’t say, Do not use the codex, I’m saying that you need to be … Read more
You could use the template_redirect hook to check and see if your post is a category and then whether it is a sub-category … and if so, force a different template. For example (assuming you are using wordpress categories) function my_maybe_override_category_template( $template ) { # Make sure you are about to show a category term … Read more
It is very hard to guess, the bit about permissions is peculiar. The steps I would take to locate or at least narrow down the issue: Verify or reinstall core files Enable WP_DEBUG and see if there are related errors Dump get_included_files() and see if there are any unexpected/external files
Unfortunately WordPress does not support third-level admin menu, so there’s no easy way to achieve the result you want. You can only remove these 4 submenu items, add a submenu item instead which will be a link to a custom admin page and display these 4 links within that page (content). Read about following hooks: … Read more
This: $thm_out[array_rand($thm_out, 2)] is the same as $them_out[array(0,2)] where 0 and 2 are 2 random keys. See array_rand I hope you can see what is wrong there. Change that to: $thm_out[array_rand($thm_out, 1)] which is the same as $them_out[2] where 2 is any random key.
It’s doable with a user agent string “sniffer”. Take a look at this project: http://mobiledetect.net Mind you, this approach can be troublesome as most modern browsers can ‘fake’ their user agent strings. Also, this approach doesn’t work to well with caching systems. I’ve implemented it successfully on a project I worked on, and I know … Read more