Try using switch_theme(). <?php switch_theme( $stylesheet ) ?> I have personally never used it but it sounds like what you want. You just need to pass the stylesheet name you are using. Here is a very basic demo I put together. You would basically but the following code, where ever its needed in both themes. … Read more
Apart from cross selling, all requirements are covered by a standard installation of WordPress with the WooCommerce plugin. I’ve seen (but never used) a free extension for Facebook. For the other platforms you need to search for extensions, maybe payed extensions on woocommerce store or codecanyon. I can not tell you what would be the … Read more
Sounds like your are not creating a proper WordPress template when you copy your index.php. Here you can find the list of standard template files: https://codex.wordpress.org/Theme_Development#id=%22Template_Files_List%22 And here you can learn how to create a custom template: https://codex.wordpress.org/Theme_Development#Custom_Page_Templates My guess is you need to add the following to the top of your index copy. Then … Read more
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Problem solved Thanks to @TomJNowell Solution: make a directory under the wp-content directory and name it mu-plugins then move your plugin directory (for example woocommerce) in wp-content/mu-plugins after that you have to call it for your WordPress by crating a file and name it load.php introduce the plugin bin load.php for example: <?php require WPMU_PLUGIN_DIR.’/woocommerce/woocommerce.php’; … Read more
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a few ideas- use shortcodes to insert inline markup with your content. use custom fields to insert inline markup with your content. if you don’t want to deal with parsing out the URL to figure out if it’s an image, youtube, etc., just define different custom field names and handle them individually if they exist. … Read more
For the most basic implementation you can look for fitting theme and make use of gallery functionality of WordPress. More complex or functional implementation might be better accomplished with one of the ecommerce plugins.
How about making an array of months and then getting the posts per-month? Though I suspect this is somewhat less efficient than @Jared’s… function get_posts_grouped_by_month( $year = null ) { if ( $year == null ) { $year = date(‘Y’); } $months = range(1,12); $posts = array(); foreach ( $months as $month ) { $posts_for_month … Read more
You could probably view source and find out where the main stylesheet is located. Most likely it will look something like this: <link rel=”stylesheet” type=”text/css” media=”all” href=”http://sitename.com/wp-content/themes/theme-name/style.css” /> Where theme-name is the name you are probably looking for. Cheers.