There are a couple of options. One is to wrap the enqueue in a check to see if it is the admin. if(!is_admin()) wp_enqueue_style(….); The other is wait to enqueue the style until template_redirect. function my_enqueue_styles() { wp_enqueue_style(….); } add_action( ‘template_redirect’, ‘my_enqueue_styles’ );
Problem solved: My child themes folder and the enclosed files had permission 750 instead of 644 set. Changed the permission and everything is working!
The following worked for me. I using class attribute instead of ID to match multiple color pickers. <script type=”text/javascript”> jQuery(document).ready(function($) { jQuery(‘.color-picker’).on(‘focus’, function(){ var parent = jQuery(this).parent(); jQuery(this).wpColorPicker() parent.find(‘.wp-color-result’).click(); }); }); </script> My Widget form is set up like : <p> <label for=”<?php echo $this->get_field_id( ‘font_color’ ); ?>” style=”display:block;”><?php _e( ‘Font Color:’ ); ?></label> <input … Read more
I know that when i disable the WordPress updates its mainly to allow me to first test the updates and then go and update in my clients sites instead of them just clicking links around and usually messing things up.
Given that you are the webhost: If the server is a dedicated server, or you’re in any situation where you’re the only user of the server in question, then this is a GOOD thing! It means your setup is more secure this way. It basically means that somebody who hacks into your site through the … Read more
If you have enabled a MultiSite Network, you must first enable each Theme you wish to utilize, under “My Sites”, “Network Admin”, “Themes”.
There are three ways to do this Functions.php Put your additions in functions.php and back up that file before you update your theme. Then you can port over any additions as necessary. Child theme Build a child theme that adds the functionality – in reality, this would be an even better way to use a … Read more
Actually i’m pretty sure it’s Movable Type. And honestly, it’s about as simple a theme as you could find. If I were you, I’d start with the Thematic framework and add a tiny bit of CSS. Shouldn’t need much more than that!
In functions.php you can create “your_set_tables_function()” and then hook it in the “after_switch_theme” hook. Example: add_action(“after_switch_theme”, “your_set_tables_function”);
I like to do this as follows: Go to underscores.me, fill out the theme name, and download the theme. Strip out the parts of this (somewhat clean) template that don’t want to use. Start building your own template with the functionality that you wrote. This way you will have a clean template to start with, … Read more