This is a tough one. Normally I’d say use text-indent:-99999px; as part of the markup for <a> — to get that link text off the screen. But you have that fa italic tag which is really text as well – so it gets shifted off the screen, too. This solution is pretty ugly but you … Read more
The documentation for Retina JS states that images need to have the data-rjs attribute set in order for them to opt in to using the script. This can be done using the third parameter of get_the_post_thumbnail() : <?php echo get_the_post_thumbnail( get_the_ID(), ‘thumbnail’, array( ‘data-rjs’ => ‘3’ ) ); ?>
There are two functions you need to accomplish this. First, you will have to know whether a category is a subactegory of 16. This is cat_is_ancestor_of. Second, you will have to force that category to use the template of 16, which you do with locate_template. Knowing this, you can build a filter on the function … Read more
This is just one approach. You have the Load More button and once you click that you request for more posts via Ajax. You need to master Ajax in WordPress first and call WP_Query with specific arguments to fit your case. Once you get results via Ajax you need to use JavaScript or JQuery to … Read more
So basically you want to use the category.php for a particular post_type‘s category, right ? I think you can make sure the thing like below- if( ‘your-main-blog-post-type’ == get_post_type() ) { // then show what I want } else { // don’t } Use above logic in your category.php and I hope you’ll get the … Read more
do_action(); creates an action hook which we can use to hook our function in function.php file. in the above code, 4 action hooks are defined cherry_footer_before cherry_footer cherry_footer_after cherry_body_end if you go to theme-folder/lib/structure.php you wil see three action hooks. add_action( ‘cherry_footer_before’, ‘cherry_footer_wrap’, 999 ); add_action( ‘cherry_footer_after’, ‘cherry_footer_wrap’, 0 ); add_action( ‘cherry_footer’, ‘cherry_footer_load_template’ ); and … Read more
The problem is with your theme directory name. it usually resides here: /wp-content/themes/ then check if your theme name and directory name matches. you can change it in your computer or FTP client easily. if through terminal, use this command: $ sudo mv -v OLDDIRECTORY NEWDIRECTORY
I recommend the Genesis framework by Studiopress: http://my.studiopress.com/themes/genesis/ They are widely used so there is a lot of resources available and good support on their website.
In your PHP, use wp_create_user(). With this function, you can pass username, email and `password’. Then, wp update user() to give the user the other bits of info. I would hook my user-creation function to the init hook. Also, you want to put a nonce field in your form e.g. this, between the <form> tags: … Read more
Themes don’t function differently on multisite. So you can develop a theme just the way you are used to. Depending on your coding habits, you might want to do more thorough testing if the theme has many options and customization possibilities. The risks are inherent to multisite, not particularly to theming. One mistake will affect … Read more