I am not sure how it does effect the SEO but just to answer this question:- You can not save menu item with javascript:void(0); because WordPress filter the URL using function esc_url() thus removing bad values. And it all happens in Nav Walker class. So you need to alter the URL when WordPress done with … Read more
I put one javascript file in the header.php file and that page that uses that file works (the home page) Don’t do that. Use wp_enqueue_script() instead. You can use conditional tags to load scripts and styles in the desired locations. For example, to check if a particular page template is being used, you’d use is_page_template(). … Read more
I have visited your site in several browsers, including Chrome, and everything is working fine. The sole fact that you only experience the problem only in chrome, already means that this question is about the browser, not about WordPress. So, it’s off topic here. Anyway, Chrome is known to show this kind of behaviour under … Read more
So basically a ‘page builder’ is a drag-and-drop system for pages and posts. This way you can easily define where you want your content. Page builders are theme agnostic. (See for example Visual Composer) A ‘theme builder’ is usually the theme options. Header/footer colours, sidebars, font’s, etc. With a ‘theme builder’ you can edit the … Read more
The .htaccess looks fine. It is exactly like the one I have. Do you have any .htaccess files inside /wp-content/ or /wp-includes/ or one level up from the main site folder? Also try deactivating all plugins. I also found this topic that seems to be for the same issue. From what I read, there was … Read more
That’s not how get_post() works. Trashing the post doesn’t change the value of the theme mod, and the theme mod is still going to point to that post in the database, so get_post() will dutifully retrieve it as long as it’s there. It’s up to you to make sure its status is what you want … Read more
Changing the default widget would be pretty complicated. However, you can write your own shortcode and function to get your desired list. I’m guessing you want an unordered list in your widget? Put this in your theme’s functions.php: add_shortcode(‘archive_by_year_and_month’,’get_archive_by_year_and_month’); function get_archive_by_year_and_month($atts=array()){ global $wpdb; $years = $wpdb->get_col(“SELECT DISTINCT YEAR(post_date) FROM $wpdb->posts WHERE post_type=”post” AND post_status=”publish” ORDER … Read more
The code you are referring to is a menu, and in your screenshot, is likely to be the line starting wp_nav_menu… Look in your WP admin under Appearance > Menus, and you should have a Social Media Links menu it seems…
see: http://clark-technet.com/2010/12/wordpress-self-hosted-plugin-update-api Basically the idea is to hook your update checking function to the pre_set_site_transient_update_themes filter. The version array key you return from this function will be compared by WP to the current theme version from style.css…. Use the admin_notices action to make your alert message more noticeable
Check out do_shortcode(): http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/do_shortcode do_shortcode(‘[shortcode option1=”value1″ option2=”value2″]’); So your example would be: do_shortcode(‘[post_comments]’); What might be easier is to tap into the underlying comment functions: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/comments_number <p> This post currently has <?php comments_number( ‘no responses’, ‘one response’, ‘% responses’ ); ?>. </p> You can also use get_comments_number which returns the value rather than printing it … Read more