Ok, I fixed the issue. I noticed that if I went to any of the other pages, the theme showed up fine, but if I went to the home page, it was rendering the Asian characters. I noticed that in my home page template file there were two NUL charactares that had apparently slipped into … Read more
As Chip notes in the comments: alway use the jquery bundled with WP. When you are developing your own theme, always make sure wp_head and wp_footer are present. Plugins assume you are following these standards and will make sure their sliders or whatever work with them. Using other versions of jquery essentially means the slider … Read more
As long as your theme is set up in the “normal” way, this is fairly easy. Lets take the markup for the Twenty Fourteen as an example. The type of page you are currently viewing creates a class on the <body>. So for a front-page blog (several articles) the <body> element contains the class “blog”, … Read more
I can only imagine that since you are adding classes and ID’s this is for styling purposes. I really don’t see the point of this. This is the exact structure of a generic WP menu and as for the classes and ID’s: The current page gets a class of ‘current-menu-item’ so that id is not … Read more
WordPress PHP Conflicting User Sessions
Ah! Sorry about this. It turns out after some further digging and playing around with the theme I figured out that the content.php file is what is being used. To combat this though I changed the include to content-home and duplicated and renamed the content.php file and now it works. Easy way to alter the … Read more
If you mean in the footer? I looked at the Blaskan Theme, and saw hyphens in the footer menu. To change that… use CSS. Make the #footer-nav li:before { content: ” \007C “; font-family: Arial, sans-serif; } That will change it from a hyphen. To a | To make it space out better, you may … Read more
‘Add New’ button not present [closed]
Theme Inspector “X-Ray”
It could be a web server setting. If you use Apache, try to enable FollowSymLinks.