Editing your functions.php file is high risk, specially if it is a theme you acquired through purchasing or downloaded. There a several risks in doing that, firstly, just one simple syntax error, and site crash, like you explained. Secondly, if you upgrade the theme, all your changes will be lost. You won’t have that problem … Read more
You can’t download it for free. If there are sites that offer that theme for free or cheaper, that theme is not legal.
Which filter do you need? With Envato you can filter for keywords, software version, categories, etc. Maybe try here on Template Monster.
There are several sites that will tell you the theme and plugins used on a WordPress site. Ask the googles/bings/ducks for “what wordpress theme is that”. The results may often include paid themes that have been extensively customized, but may give you a starting point. As for how to do it – that’s a big … Read more
From this comment: I know the title could be defined in the header.php file as but I din’t want to touch the existing header.php, but do it in a child theme’s functions.php instead But Twenty Twelve isn’t modifying the separator in its wp_title filter callback; rather, it is defining it in its call to wp_title(), … Read more
WordPress doesn’t store a copy of themes. I see several options: Find out why the creator of the theme doesn’t have a copy of the theme at version 2.9. It is really weird that any serious developer wouldn’t keep a copy of old versions. Check your own backups. Ask your hosting provider if he has … Read more
I think you are doing everything wrong. You should just use 1 WP installation and ENABLE MULTI-SITE feature, and then you can open as many separate WP sites as you want! NO NEED TO INSTALL separate WORDPRESS installations.
so do_shortcode(‘[woocommerce_my_account]’); is working in index.php and [woocommerce_my_account] is not working normal wp admin page. have you tried looking for the issue with the_content() function? check if the loop is correct in your theme’s template file.
It’s going to be hard to answer this without being able to see the theme admin. Check to see if there are any theme customisation options in your admin. Some themes may come with their own control panel which lets you toggle settings or alter footer content, like the copyright. The theme may also have … Read more
If the theme license allows, you can remove the footer text and link.