while agreeing 95% with Drew’s answer I would like to attend to another point It’s normally advised to not include custom types or taxonomies in themes as the themes will be less useful to other users, and would not be accepted by the WordPress theme repository. The word of the maintainers of the wordpress.org repository … Read more
While this question is probably technically off topic since it relates to woo, there’s definitely some stuff that could be answered that will help other users in the future, plus, I really have been there with the multi-day frustration stuff and would have killed for a life line. There’s a few things at play here, … Read more
You can do that with jQuery. We can open this link in new tab/window by adding target=”_blank” attribute dynamically on link which has URL https://www.example.com. Here is the example function for that. function wpse_my_custom_script() { ?> <script type=”text/javascript”> jQuery(document).ready( function($) { $( “ul#adminmenu a[href$=’https://www.example.com’]” ).attr( ‘target’, ‘_blank’ ); }); </script> <?php } add_action( ‘admin_head’, ‘wpse_my_custom_script’ … Read more
This should be located in the entry-meta.php file of the parent theme (kuorinka). Here is the code: <?php if ( ‘post’ == get_post_type() ) : ?> <div class=”entry-meta”> <!– Date & Author name–> <?php kuorinka_posted_on(); ?> <!– Comments count –> <?php if ( ! post_password_required() && ( comments_open() || ‘0’ != get_comments_number() ) ) : … Read more
Child themes are not the only way to extend a theme, not even the best. Many themes offer hooks: actions and filters. You can use these to change the output per plugin. Let’s say you have a theme named Acme, and its index.php contains the following code: get_header(); do_action( ‘acme.loop.before’, ‘index’ ); ?> <div id=”container”> … Read more
Are you sure you theme is active? If you see your style.css code it should not have only the CSS code but also the Theme defination at header of your style.css. Please make sure if your theme is active. The above code for loading CSS file looks good and should work if your theme is … Read more
There are two separate pieces when you are calling a function: A function declaration. This is mandatory and can only happen once for each function name. A function call. You don’t need to use a declared function, and if you do, you can call the same function multiple times. Both parts must happen in a … Read more
TGM-Plugin-Activation library is the best choice for installing required plugin.
Not with get_header(), no. As you can see in the source of get_header() the argument is simply appended to the filename and searched for in the root theme directory: $name = (string) $name; if ( ” !== $name ) { $templates[] = “header-{$name}.php”; } $templates[] = ‘header.php’; locate_template( $templates, true ); And as far as … Read more
The key part from the error is: The theme is missing the style.css stylesheet. WordPress docs on Main Stylesheet says: In order for WordPress to recognize the set of theme template files as a valid theme, the style.css file needs to be located in the root directory of your theme, not a subdirectory. I would … Read more