There’s a bunch of other things you may want to also do, but in order to make it stretch to the full extent on the right, simply remove the max-width elements from .site and .site-header. So that’s .site {max-width: 1260px;} and .site-header {max-width: 1260px;}
You can use the tag_template or taxonomy_template filters and check the queried object from within that, then use locate_template to get the template path. function wpd_tag_template_filter( $templates=”” ) { $this_tag = get_queried_object(); // check $this_tag->term_id, $this_tag->slug, etc. $templates = locate_template( ‘my_custom_template.php’, false ); return $templates; } add_filter( ‘tag_template’, ‘wpd_tag_template_filter’ );
Normally WP themes dont have block regions to place stuff inside. You have some themes with page builders, but what you want to achieve is mostly done by adding code to the header.php.
If you want to replace your theme through WordPress I guess you first need remove the older version. That’s what WordPress does when updating a theme or plugin from the theme and plugin directories. I however would suggest to update it through FTP or SFTP (e.g. FileZilla). You only need to update the files you … Read more
This is a shot in the dark because I can’t see the site… Check the way your theme uses css to align your sidebar and see if the width that is being set to the div by the user is causing the post container to become too wide, pushing the sidebar down. You could use … Read more
switch_theme() is the function you need but this… why is someone changing the stylesheet and no longer changing the theme? … indicates a misunderstanding. You provide the $stylesheet as an argument but you are switching the theme as a whole not just the stylesheet. And, for reasons unknown, $stylesheet isn’t the stylesheet. It is: $stylesheet … Read more
Don’t ever use relative paths in wordpress. use require(ABSPATH .’your path relative to wordpress root’). There are also other useful constants and API for that but selecting one will depend on where exactly do yo want your common code to be. At the minimum it will make it easier to understand from the error message … Read more
Use switch_theme( ‘theme_name’ ) to switch a theme Use wp_get_sites( array(‘network_id’ => $wpdb->siteid) ) to retrieve all sites info including the blog_id Loop through the retrieved blog ids and execute code within the scope of each blog using the switch_to_blog() function: foreach( $blog_ids as $blog_id ){ switch_to_blog( $blog_id ); //Do stuff restore_current_blog(); }
First step in modifying a theme, is creating a child theme. Now that you have a theme that is basically the same as the original, you can simply copy files of the original theme that you want to modify into exactly the same relative location as in the original theme and modify them to whatever … Read more
Create a new theme folder next to your current theme and name it, ThemeName Child Theme In the new child theme folder create a file names style.css In the header of that file add this, /* Theme Name: My Child Theme Theme URI: http://www.example.com/myTheme Description: your Child Theme Author: your name Author URI: http://www.example.com Template: … Read more