Is there a reliable way to keep track of how long a WordPress theme has been active?
Is there a reliable way to keep track of how long a WordPress theme has been active?
Is there a reliable way to keep track of how long a WordPress theme has been active?
Assuming that the blog part of the site has a different url-structure (eg www.example.com/blog/this-is-my-blogpost) you can use the PHP $_SERVER variable to determine which page is being called and use that in an expression to make $isBlog true at the appropriate moment.
That would be a task for oomphinc/composer-installers-extender. With that you can specify the directory where a package should be installed to. And it’s case-sensitive. Composer otherwise is case-insensitive. { “extra”: { “installer-paths”: { “my/themes/Divi/”: [“satispress/divi”], } } }
Can I share predefined fonts from theme_support with a gutenberg component?
Uncaught Error: Call to undefined function get_user_by() after moving function from theme to plugin
I have “WordPress Plugin Development – Beginner’s Guide” and I like it. It’s not overly “beginner”, and the learning curve is very smooth. Unfortunately, it’s only WP2.7
The short answer? Theme options page + secondary, conditionally-loaded CSS files = Joy in Mudville.
Header images come from Matt Mullenweg’s photos http://core.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/17729 It’s unreal to find if it was posted anywhere with proper description (man snaps gigabytes of pics), go ask him.
$ss_dir = get_stylesheet_directory(); // Shorten code, save 1 call ob_start(); // Capture all output (output buffering) require($ss_dir . ‘/library/css/dynamic.css.php’); // Generate CSS $css = ob_get_clean(); // Get generated CSS (output buffering) file_put_contents($ss_dir . ‘/library/css/static.css’, $css, LOCK_EX); // Save it Regards. PS: You cannot be a developer with scratchy files’ skills. They’re not optional.
It’s hardcoded into the WP_Themes_List_Table class that’s responsible on Line 50. $per_page = 15; So in short, you can’t without modifying a core file. Link to source.