Try viewing the page’s source code (ctrl + u, usually) to see if the code is actually being added to the <head> element of the web page. If it is, the problem is not with WordPress, but that you are probably targeting the wrong elements. If so, right-click on the item you are trying to … Read more
Here there are 3 scenarios: 1- You want to customize your current theme. You can do this by heading to Appearance > Customize in the left sidebar. You can customize your theme there, based on the theme’s design. 2- You want to change the theme’s structure. If you are familiar with HTML, CSS and PHP, … Read more
Roman, opening the theme customizer should open the special theme customize option not to redirect to the index page. You can check if this is theme problem if you set default WordPress theme for a moment and open the customizer from there. That theme should work well with the customizer. If this is so, then … Read more
WordPress already provides a built-in mechanism for navigating collections of posts called “Archives”. Taxonomies such as “Category” naturally create a collection of posts – and thus WordPress automatically facilitates taxonomy archives. Meanwhile, pages are intended to display singular, definitive content that is usually timeless. It sounds to me as though your “Topics” should be top-level … Read more
You need to make sure that your css goes between style tags. Try changing this line: .btn { background-color:<?php echo esc_attr($btn_color);?>; } <?php to <style>.btn { background-color:<?php echo esc_attr($btn_color);?>;</style> } <?php
In the ‘additional CSS’ section of your theme customization area, try this CSS .rsrc-header-img {width:500px;} …changing the width value as needed. If your theme doesn’t have an ‘additional CSS’ setting, there are plugins that will add that to your theme’s customization page. Or, you could create a Child Theme, then put the above CSS in … Read more
Can you send a the code of the pages the sidebar is showing? But it should normally be before the get_footer() function
Your core mistake is to let users get to the admin. A proper solution is to create “admin” type of screens for your users in which there will be a more focused UX for what they can and likely to do. As part of creating it you can also optimize the experience to low power … Read more
You need either FTP access or access to the cPanel. If you could do it with only the URL, anyone could add and run scripts on any website.
There is nothing wrong with the code you posted, it should output reviews for the specified ID. I have used the same shortcode and it works. The reason it returns the shortcode text can be because you haven’t activated WP Customer Reviews plugin. check whether the plugin is active or not?