JSS is designed for dynamically generated HTML rendered by JS. It’s purpose is to generate unique identifiers for class names to prevent collisions in naming. If you want to have static CSS generated it’s easier to look at LESS\SASS\SCSS and build them with gulp, or with Less straight(http://lesscss.org/usage/). Here’s heavily modified example which does what … Read more
You have to add the following Line before /* That’s all, stop editing! Happy publishing. */ in wp-config.php file. define( ‘FS_METHOD’, ‘direct’ );
there is a mistake in fetching the product attribute name. first of all, we have to get all options ids & attribute names than we have to fetch attribute name by its id & attribute slug. please check below updated code snippet and let me know if this is worked for you or not.if not … Read more
Content If you have no database copy/backup, and the site is entirely static HTML, then you’re going to have to populate it by hand. You have a lot of copy pasting to do Theme and Styling You’ll need to take a minimal theme such as underscores, and copy over the styling and HTML, plumb in … Read more
The filename single-recipe.php is telling WordPress “only use this file to display single ‘recipe’ CPT posts.” If you want to use it as a Page template, you can either rename the file tpl-recipe.php (or something similar, it doesn’t have to be this filename, it just has to not be a recognized pattern like single-cptslug.php) – … Read more
I’d use a “Search and Replace” plugin (I like “Better Search and Replace”) to search for all http://www.example.com and replace with https://www.example.com . That will fix media URLs, for instance, and other settings. It could also be that your theme is calling http resources rather than https. You could look in the Developer screen (F12 … Read more
You need to deactivate and reactivate your theme. When a theme is activated the template and stylesheet values are set in the database. If you remove Template: from the child theme’s stylesheet, the template is still set to twentynineteen in the database, so get_template_directory_uri() will return its URL. Re-activating the theme will ensure that this … Read more
You can make sure that your CSS is enqueued after your theme’s CSS and also make sure that your CSS is using rules that are more specific. This will help in making your CSS override the theme’s CSS. Worse-case scenario you could add !important to a few CSS rules if you are having a hard … Read more
If you’re in the admin site you can use themes_api() $info = themes_api( ‘theme_information’, [ ‘slug’ => ‘twentyten’ ] ); echo esc_textarea( $info->sections[‘description’] ); but that’s plain text, not HTML. The API request it generates is https://api.wordpress.org/themes/info/1.2/?action=theme_information&request%5Bslug%5D=twentyten&request%5Blocale%5D=en_US&request%5Bwp_version%5D=5.3.2 You can see the parameters in there as multiple URL-encoded request[key] parameters.
If you are still interested to look for the reason, here is the CSS code that cause the flickering (which is a CSS related issue). In the theme’s style.css a:focus, a:hover { /* … */ animation-name: fadeIn; /* <=== this cause the flickering, just comment it out or use another CSS to override this such … Read more