In your current theme, you can use switch_theme(‘stylesheet’) in the index.php of your theme folder.No need to make changes in the database 🙂 <?php switch_theme(‘twentyfifteen’);//Specify the name of stylesheet of intended theme exit; //Rest of the code ?> You can remove the code after use
most likely your [download_ebook_lead_form ret_url=””] shortcode was defined in functions.php in your theme parent folder, and during update the file was somehow replaced with new one. If you have backup of previous version of your theme check its functions.php and look for add_shortcode( ‘download_ebook_lead_form’…). If you find it there just copy entire function to functions.php … Read more
This is generally not the type of question to ask here. Try searching the WP plugin repository. I’d take a close look at Woocommerce and it’s extensions.
It is included from /wp-settings.php right after the action setup_theme. Line number 423 as of WordPress 4.7
This probably has to do with the custom query – it’s preventing other queries from working properly. Setting a logo as a post seems an odd approach. Media attachments are already posts in and of themselves. Additionally, WP has a nice logo feature – custom-logo. I would add the logo that way and then just … Read more
You should never do work on a live site (of any size). Copy the existing site to another server, give it a temporary domain and block search engines in some way (robots.txt, http auth, …). Depending on the work you do, you could stay connected to the same MySQL server, but it is usually recommended … Read more
It’s common for themes to add an Edit link on every post, if you are logged in and have the privilege to edit the post. It’s added via get_edit_post_link() function, which appears only when you are logged in. There’s nothing to worry about, it’s actually a good feature.
Using WP CLI, you can record WordPress version using: wp core version –extra –path=”$SITEPATH” > wp-report.txt and append a list of plugins (with status and version): wp plugin list –path=”$SITEPATH” >> wp-report.txt and append a list of themes (with status and version) using: wp theme list –path=”$SITEPATH” >> wp-report.txt Further reading: https://developer.wordpress.org/cli/commands/core/version/ https://developer.wordpress.org/cli/commands/plugin/list/ https://developer.wordpress.org/cli/commands/theme/list/
If a plugin is essential part of the theme it should be shipped as part of the theme and not as a separate plugin. In theory, there is no way to do what you want without getting users surprised and upset when they want to use the plugin but not the theme. In practice, you … Read more
Looks like you don’t have an admin account from the looks of it. You should have the Appearance tab which will show what themes are currently installed.