I managed to solve my problem by reading the instructions much more carefully, that comes with the theme. FYI, my issue is clearly stated in the instructions under the heading of “Porfolio”. All good now.
In answer (im not a theme developer) so please improve this answer In WordPress 3.4 the Theme Customiser was introduced for example in Twenty Eleven theme you have a colour wheel. Have a look at Otto’s write up on how to leverage Theme Customiser http://ottopress.com/2012/how-to-leverage-the-theme-customizer-in-your-own-themes/
Usually the first step is to make sure there is no problem by changing the theme to Twenty Eleven and running the ‘same steps’ to recreate the problem. Some themes may not be ready for WordPress 3.4.1 as it introduced a lot of theme related changes. So see if there is anything on the WordPress.org … Read more
It seems like you are trying to change a theme to your own needs? Since you do not need the categories. etc. You could just drop that whole piece of code starting at <?php $featured_categories = array(8,9,10); Until wp_reset_query(); } } ?> Next put in your own html code. With links to your pages. Probably … Read more
You can use <?php the_tags(); ?> in the WordPress loop to display all tags for current post. The default separator is ,
Steps: Install and activate your Theme on the new server (Optional) Export/Import Theme options, either via the Theme itself (if the Theme provides options export/import), or by copying the Theme’s entry, and the {themename}_theme_mods entry, in the wp_options DB table, and then importing to the new server. Doing this manually will require direct SQL access, … Read more
I don’t think there is need to mess up with index.php or any other file for creating a static home page. You can create a static home page by following these steps: first publish the page from wp-admin, then go to settings >> reading >> front page displays >> a static page >> select your … Read more
It will be good if you can pick up a theme that is wide enough for your requirements. Probably a theme based on 1140 grid system will work good for you. That said, if you still want to use your existing theme then you can edit theme’s style.css , on line 76 you can delete … Read more
You’re using WP Super Cache; reset the cache for the problem page(s) and it should display the new design. The reason it looks different when you’re logged in is because the static pages are served to Users who are not logged in. Users who have not left a comment on your blog. Or users who … Read more
Short answer: No, WordPress does not manage your theme directory, and there is no reset function. There are two important points you should learn from that experience: Always test new software (themes and plugins) in a local installation. Do not just upload something you have not tested before. You could manage the directory or your … Read more