get_template_directory_uri doesn’t return the directory name, it returns the URL of the directory. file_exists needs a file path, not a file URL. Use get_template_directory instead, and don’t forget to check get_stylesheet_directory too for those using child themes
Is it possible to update the only theme? if yes how should we check the compatibility with current WordPress version we have. Yes, you can manually download a particular version of the theme from .org site. There isn’t a UI for it, but if I take the current twentynineteen download link: https://downloads.wordpress.org/theme/twentynineteen.1.3.zip I can change … Read more
Without further info I usually check permalink settings when I see 404s where I would expect it should work. Go to WordPress Admin > Settings > Permalinks, just loading the admin page should refresh the settings. Recheck the links that were giving you issues.
You can: Setup a child theme and override the screen-reader styles using a more specific CSS rule Setup a child theme and override the header / menu and remove that css class Try and see if there is a hook to allow you to change the markup for this button (you may need to contact … Read more
The name you see is the text domain of the theme. __(‘some text’, ‘text-domain’) is a translation function, which makes it possible to translate the some text into different languages. There are also other translation functions that can be used in different situations. You can learn more about translations on the codex, I18n P.s. if … Read more
It all depends on the theme. Some themes require you to modify one of their files (specifically, the footer.php file, usually) to remove the text. If you go this route, you’d want to create/use a Child Theme so that a theme update doesn’t overwrite your changes. Copy your theme’s footer.php into your Child Theme folder, … Read more
Changing how WordPress loads files can be very difficult and potentially destroy logic other plugins rely on. Instead, I usually make use of get_template_part() in this case like so single.php <?php get_template_part(‘singles/single’, get_post_type()); And your files like singles/single-foo.php (for CPT foo) singles/single-bar.php (for CPT bar) singles/single.php (this is the default)
in your theme folder. create a new php file. For example call it: landingpage.php in the php file you could have something as basic as: <?php /* Template Name: Landing Page */ get_header(); while ( have_posts() ) : the_post(); the_content(); endwhile; get_footer(); ?> Elementor will be called / inserted where it says the_content(); Included out … Read more
So first of all this is explained in detail in the documentation, just not exactly for this particular case. To summarize: You want to set a “block template” for the post type “page”. In this block template you want to have one columns block with 3 column blocks inside with widths of 25%, 50% and … Read more
You can use wp_dequeue_style() to remove CSS a plugin is adding. You can use it to dequeue the 2 stylesheets coming from your plugin and just keep the one in your theme. However, they appear to be different versions of Font Awesome so you may run into some issues there, I’m not sure I don’t … Read more