You can… 1. Enter your sidebar.php file and remove everything.. (better to just remove the code that calls the widigtized sidebar see examples) example 1 (it might look like this): <?php if ( function_exists(‘dynamic_sidebar’) && dynamic_sidebar(‘pages’) ) : else : ?><?php endif; ?> example 2 (it might also look like this): <?php wp_nav_menu( array( ‘theme_location’ … Read more
You are correct. The child theme would over-ride the parent theme’s loop.php if you made changes. As for a simple tutorial I did a simple Google search, after a quick overview this one seems pretty simple: http://op111.net/53/. Just in case you haven’t been there, here is the WordPress Codex Page.
plugins_url( ‘file_location/relative_to.plugin’, ‘plugin/file/location’ );, or something along those lines at least, should do it for you. Alternatively, you could work from the top down and say something like include( ‘/wp-content/plugins/you-plugin-name/file.php’ ) to get it, whichever is easier.
Before you can use custom menu’s, you have to add one. Try adding the menu by typing a name and clicking save. If you don’t have custom menu’s in the theme files, you should still be able to use the custom menu widget assuming you have enabled them in your functions.php file. If you don’t … Read more
I think it’s useful to start with childthemes You can “extend” the default theme (twentyeleven). While using child themes the learning curve is smaller and it’s not required to use all the files. Sure you can create a child theme from the Toolbox theme too. If you’re able to modify the header and footer you … Read more
In order to be compatible with other libraries, jQuery loads in “no conflict” mode by default . Try rewriting your code to use the jQuery keyword instead of $. jQuery(function ($) { $(“#notification”).addClass(“visible”); });
From the looks of it, the IDX plugin is coded properly with noconflict, but there is some inline JS in the themes that is not. Wrapping those functions in (function($) { // your functions here })(jQuery); will take care of the problem. All JS in WordPress should be run in noconflict mode, so yes you’ll … Read more
There’s a good plugin to make the admin bar blue in both the admin and front-end: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/blue-admin-bar/ If those colors don’t suit, play around with the plugin to figure out how to do your own. The key thing to notice about the plugin version is that by using a hook to enqueue the stylesheets, it’s … Read more
EduPress and Business Bite are both commercial themes from WPZOOM, you can just contact their support and ask them for help. But anyway, have a look at this screencast which shows how to solve this issue.
comment_form_logged_in_after action hook was added to WordPress When comment_form() was introduced at version 3.0. So the themes where your plugin doesn’t work are probably outdated themes that don’t use comment_form.