It’s not. I believe when you go to make a post, there’s a box just below it that says “Excerpt” Whatever you put in that box will only show up as the excerpt. I tested it out and it works. You can view it on the website i’m currently developing here: http://www.kirschfamilycomputerservices.com/sam/wheresthefairness/ The first post. … Read more
For the record this entirely the wrong thing to do. Themes should avoid (read never!) de-register the WordPress registered jQuery scripts (plug-ins should absolutely never do this). If a theme is to de-register the jquery script (to replace it) then it should re-register it properly: wp_register_script( ‘jquery’, ‘http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.7.1/jquery.min.js’); Here-in lies the problem. The above is … Read more
The fact that some images work tells me that TimThumb is behaving fine. If you go to the broken image url you will see that the error is ‘no mime type specified’ which tells me the issue is with the image rather than the script. I would suggest resaving the image and seeing if that … Read more
This method isn’t always fireproof, but you can often look at the source code (right click on white space in the blog), and look for the word “themes.” For instance, in the case of ltty.wordpress.com, this line appears: <link rel=”stylesheet” href=”http://s2.wp.com/wp-content/themes/pub/inove/style.css?m=1285721595g” type=”text/css” media=”screen” /> The theme is “inove.” A quick Google Search reveals this source: … Read more
Menu locations are defined in functions.php You can read the codex for more information on how to define menu locations in functions.php Register Menus Firstly, in your theme’s functions.php, you need to write a function to register the names of your menus. (This is how they will appear in the Appearance -> Menus admin screen.) … Read more
Change this line: Template: Default Template to Template: wp_techgostore-theme-package As per the WordPress Codex, The Template line corresponds to the directory name of the parent theme
First of all differ between the stuff. WP is not CSS and CSS is not WP. But WP themes make use of CSS. So if you learn about CSS you’re basically not doing wrong (good thing with CSS is, it is common between all websites). The other part is HTML. And then you have PHP. … Read more
You are prbebaly using wordpress elements outside the loop and since its a file ou dont access directly from wordpress structure but a file you created yourself you should include <?php require_once(“../../../wp-load.php”); ?> Above the doc type opening tag in sendEMail.php file..
I think it depends on whether you want it to be unique for each of the four “highlighted” project columns on the homepage, or whether you want each “highlighted project” to be different. Does that make sense? E.g. if you just want each of the four project “columns” on the homepage to look different then … Read more
This very much depends on the theme you are using, but here is how you would go about it. Locate where the sidebar div is being added. Then wrap the sidebar in a !is_home() check then it will only load on pages that are not home. You will probably also need to add a class … Read more