The catch-base theme wraps every function in an if statement to make it easy to modify if necessary. Example…. if (! function_exists(‘function_name’)) { /* some code */ } So what I ended up doing was adding this to my functions.php file in the child theme and it overwrote the function and the extra divs that … Read more
How Sharma just mentioned, both approaches are working well, but depending on the site type and scope and also it depends on the feature that needs to be implemented in your WordPress. If in the future you will change the theme of your WordPress site and you just implemented a feature in your current theme, … Read more
Normally you can find information regarding the license in the style.css file located in the root of the theme. Open it with a text editor (or in the admin panel Administration > Appearance > Editor) and check the comment, if it says something like this: License: GNU General Public License v3 License URI: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html Then … Read more
Ack, nevermind I just discovered that using get_the_post_thumbnail( $post_id, ‘full’ ); // Original resolution will use the width and height of the featured image. I do apologize for wasting everyone’s time. I should have been a little more patient 😉
This is nothing new. The only problem you have is with the access rights. Try to work as super admin. All the messages starting with ‘Sorry, you are not allowed to access this page.’ do have !can_edit_network( $details->site_id ) condition. So you don’t have the access right. if ( !can_edit_network( $details->site_id ) ) wp_die( __( … Read more
You might have a permissions problem with your files. Can you login to your server via SFTP (or FTP)? You should then go to /wp-content/themes folder and find the theme you want to delete in its own folder. You can then delete it there if you have permissions, or change the files to give yourself … Read more
Try to use the following. In your add_action( ) call add the priority and tell if it solves the issue. add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘my_theme_enqueue_styles’, 99 );
First of all, don’t do that. Including WordPress’s engine in some external PHP file is not recommended at all. It has more downsides than upsides. If you want to access WordPress’s functions, create your PHP file inside the theme’s folder, or create a plugin. You can even create an AJAX request if you really need … Read more
The WP Toolbar’s Customize button will launch the Theme Customizer. This is standard on all WordPress sites, but it could be disabled via themes or plugins. WordPress version 4.7 added the Custom CSS feature which will allow you to add your own styles to the activated theme. These styles will not be overridden when updating … Read more
If you have WP-CLI installed, try to run wp cache flush or you can put this code into your functions.php function fix_template_caching( WP_Screen $current_screen ) { if ( ! in_array( $current_screen->base, array( ‘post’, ‘edit’, ‘theme-editor’ ), true ) ) { return; } $theme = wp_get_theme(); if ( ! $theme ) { return; } $cache_hash = … Read more