As a purely theory example, this is how I would approach the problem: $cats = get_categories(); echo ‘<ul>’; foreach($cats as $cat) { echo'<li>’.$cat->name; if($cat->parent != 0) { $subcats = get_category(‘child_of=”.$cat->cat_ID; echo “<ul>’; foreach($subcats as $subcat){ echo ‘<li>’.$subcat->name.'</li>’; } } echo ‘</li>’; } echo ‘</ul>’; I don’t expect that to work fully as I coded it … Read more
The featured content is part of the TwentyFourteen theme, and is not implemented as a plugin, but rather as an Appearance > Customize setting (via get_theme_mod()), which allows the use of a Grid or Slider layout, choosing posts base on the tag provided. BTW, I figured this out only after reading your post! So thanks … Read more
As of clarification via comment, you really don’t need a additional version, subdomain with the same content. What you need is to get the post content, nothing more. The styling and such should happen in your app, not by pulling it from the site. At least that’s how I feel about it. Anyhow, for this … Read more
I just had the same issue and with a little googling I found the following solution: // Add the selective part $wp_customize->selective_refresh->add_partial( ‘your_theme_second_logo’, array( ‘selector’ => ‘#yourID’, // You can also select a css class ) ); After you add the custom settings, you need to tell to WordPress what settings you want to manage … Read more
This shouldn’t be very difficult. WPs Template Hierarchy should get you started on what page loads every time. You’ll probably be best maintaining minimal header.php and footer.php and working your logic on single files, named as per the Hierarchy. Then, head to add_meta_box() and update_post_meta() to implement those selectors for css and js and also … Read more
There is no direct way of doing that as far as I can see. But I got hold of this plugin which allows you to create Image Sets and set random background images -> Background Manager
So I finally found a solution!!! After many weeks of searching and trying different solutions, it was just a matter of removing “get_” from a reference of “the_content” in my page.php I changed this <?php function sup($text){ $true = preg_replace(‘#(\d+)(st|th|nd|rd)#’, ‘$1<sup class=”super”>$2</sup>’, $text); return $true; } echo sup(get_the_content()); ?> To this <?php function sup($text){ $true … Read more
You’d have to make you site categories slug match your theme categories folder names. Here’s how to filter themes: Hide a theme on list of themes in wp-admin without editing core files And then, supposing a site has the category a-p and the themes are stored in themes/a-p/, this will filter them out: add_filter( ‘all_themes’, … Read more
This is not a complete solution and the code is not tested, but I it should be enough to give you a general idea of how to use the customizer for different pages. // Add “Edit page with customizer” link to relevant pages add_action(‘admin_bar_menu’, function($bar) { if (is_home()) { $bar->add_node(array( ‘id’ => ‘some-id-1’, ‘title’ => … Read more
The get_themes function passes the available themes to the theme list table class and is hardcoded with a call to asort the array, with no filters available anywhere along the way that i can see. So in short, not possible at present due to an absence of hooks(at least as far as my observations go). … Read more