The maximum width of an image displayed in content is not just determined by the image sizes you set or CSS settings, it is also determined by the content width set in functions.php through code similar to the following if ( ! isset( $content_width ) ) { $content_width = 960; } You need to set … Read more
The most likely file is index.php
In the page editor switch to HTML mode and wrap each section of content around divs you want to be a column. <div class=”col2w col2a”>Col 1</div> <div class=”col2w col2b”>Col 2</div> <div class=”col3w col3a”>Col 1</div> <div class=”col3w col3b”>Col 2</div> <div class=”col3w col3c”>Col 3</div> Next use CSS to style them to look like columns.
Yes it is possible to create templates for different categories and tags for posts you can also use a plugin like this http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/custom-post-background/ If you look at (for example) http://woothemes.com – then their free theme it already has a blog, portfolio and photo gallery templates for you. This might help you to see what is … Read more
Move the custom post types to a plugin. They should never be part of a theme for exactly the reason you asked here. 🙂 In your theme add just the needed template files, but not the code for post type registration.
You can use a couple known plugins. TYPES and VIEWS, by wp-types.com. Please keep in mind that I am in no way, shape, or form affiliated with these plugins or plugin authors. Also, please note, the TYPES plugin is free, and the VIEWS plugin is premium. You will not be able to receive support for … Read more
In your initial style declaration that sets the background color: background:#000D37; You have an open HTML comment but no close. Close that and you should be fine.
The rel attribute is only an indicator for the lightbox script. The hrefattribute always link to the document which sould be opend. So where goes what. We got two elements. One to show an image and one for linking to another document (an image is also an document!). lets start with the linking element, aka … Read more
Try a breadcrumbs plugin. Breadcrumb NavXT is a popular option I believe. An alternative solution of is just printing the name of the current page. Here’s what such a function might look like in its most basic form: function wpse_87332_nav_identifier() { $page_name = get_the_title(); echo “You are here: ” . $page_name; } Note that this … Read more
Your question is not very clear, but you should for the most part think of themes as being very much distinct. There is only one relationship between themes– that between a parent theme and a child theme. Themes in general are not related. Child themes in general are not related. Themes do not share code … Read more