You need to create a screenshot.png and store it in the theme directory. See the directory for the TwentyTen theme: (source: mikeschinkel.com) That of course looks like this: (source: mikeschinkel.com) UPDATE To update the theme name, author, and description you modify the header of the style.css file. Take the one from TwentyTen as an example; … Read more
These classes are generated by WordPress. For instance, if a user inserts an image in his post and says it must be aligned right, WP will generate code like this in the post: <img class=”alignright” src=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/247130/…”> Now, if your theme doesn’t define the alignright class, the image won’t be aligned right and the user won’t … Read more
You can use a theme tester plugin to test your theme only for admin user while all other users continue to use the old theme. Here are two such plugins: Theme Test Drive WP Theme Test Please note the officially supported version of WordPress each of those plugins works with. Also, here is an article … Read more
You can create using page builders as well as using widgets or you can use custom post types and create page templates for different pages of your custom WordPress theme website.
Short answer: You may change everything as long as you keep the same license. No credit is actually required. But it is polite. I would add it in the stylesheet under the notes section with a link back to the original. Provide the original author and link to the source. Something like “Based on the … Read more
Take a look at the options table: $opt_table = “{$GLOBALS[‘wpdb’]->prefix}_options”; $parent_theme = $opt_table + template; $child_theme = $opt_table + stylesheet;
I went through the same problem a few months back. After several different ways I finally found a way that worked. Try adding this to your themes functions.php file (be sure to replace both instances of portfolio to match the actual names you use): <?php add_action(“template_redirect”, ‘your_cust_pt_redir’); function your_cust_pt_redir() { global $wp; global $wp_query; if … Read more
SOLVED …. The settings tab is rendered through the template members/single/plugins.php
Disclaimer: I have no affiliation with this plugin nor its author, it’s just a plugin I’ve found to be indispensable in my WordPress tool kit. So this is not an advertisement for a plugin. The plugin you want is: Advanced Custom Fields. It’s a free plugin that’ll make your life a lot easier for varied … Read more
Per your comment: Because I wanted the freedom to customize the HTML and CSS of the menu. I didn’t want the generated html like: ul or li tags. Plus it gives me freedom to set up my links the way I want them. – blackbull77 20 hours ago You can do all of that with … Read more