If the changes you need are strictly CSS, you can add the category names as classes to the body_class via the body_class filter. add_filter(‘body_class’,’wpa76627_class_names’); function wpa76627_class_names( $classes ) { if( is_singular( ‘product’ ) ): global $post; foreach( get_the_terms( $post->ID, ‘product_cat’ ) as $cat ) // maybe you want to make this more unique, like: // … Read more
I’d recommend pTypeConverter instead of Post Type Switcher. I’ve run into a couple of odd issues when using it. http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/ptypeconverter/
For each image size, WordPress creates unique image on image upload. Than, when you register 7 image sizes, and upload single image, 8 unique images will appear in your wp-content/uploads directory. Is this too much for small blog with 100 posts to have 800 images on the server? But having 1000 posts? It depends. Another … Read more
It will be better if you code theme in OOPS(Object Oriented Programming) because OOPS provides following benefits over normal/procedural oriented programming. Benefits of Object Oriented Programming Modularity: The source code for a class can be written and maintained independently of the source code for other classes. Once created, an object can be easily passed around … Read more
You need to edit functions.php andding the following line <?php register_nav_menu( ‘primary’, ‘Primary Menu’ ); ?> Then go in admin section Apearence-Menus and create one menu In the header replace <?php wp_list_pages(‘title_li=&depth=1’); ?> for example (the primary menu) with: <?php wp_nav_menu( array( ‘theme_location’ => ‘primary’)); ?> more details for nav_menu here
If your settings are stored as Theme Mods, rather than as a Settings API option, then you need to pass the appropriate value to the type parameter to $wp_customize->add_setting(): ‘option’: Settings API option (get_option()) ‘theme_mod’: Theme Mods API option (get_theme_mod()) Try changing this: $wp_customize->add_setting( $this_theme . ‘_theme_options[‘. $setting .’]’, array( ‘default’ => $param[‘default’], ‘sanitize_callback’ => … Read more
In a previous edit you used: if (in_category(’21’)) { include (TEMPLATEPATH . ‘/single-21.php’); } else { include (TEMPLATEPATH . ‘/single-29.php’); } This is part of your solution, but before I continue, some important notes: Don’t use include like that, instead get_template_part(‘single-21’); works better Indent correctly This clashes with how IDs work in the template heirarchy. … Read more
WordPress has rather convoluted logic for front and home page (which often, but not always are the same thing). It depends on your needs what approach is best to take – for example are you making this as theme for private use or public redistribution, do you want page customized completely or just add elements … Read more
This… array(’54’=>’Post #1′,’23’=>’Post #2′, ‘654’=>’Post #3′,) … is not a string. It is an array definition. All you need to do is create an array, which is what you want, and skip the string completely. function post_page_options(){ $post_page_options = get_posts(‘category=orderby=title&order=asc&numberposts=”); foreach( $post_page_options as $value ) : $str[$value->ID] = $value->post_title; endforeach; return $str; }
First of all, thanks to Ian Stewart for the codes here- In functions.php paste the following codes: // Template for comments and pingbacks. if ( ! function_exists( ‘my_comment’ ) ) : function my_comment( $comment, $args, $depth ) { $GLOBALS[‘comment’] = $comment; switch ( $comment->comment_type ) : case ‘pingback’ : case ‘trackback’ : // Display trackbacks … Read more