Hm… It’s kind a strange. Maybe it is related to your permalink stucture. I know that WP render RSS feed for any page. Did you try to display RSS feed manualy? Will that solve your problem? Site feed should be on /feed/ Also, it can be found on /category/your-category/feed/ as well as on /tag/your-tag/feed/ Just … Read more
Edit In this case, it appears that the problem is that you’re not actually outputting a custom nav menu at all, but rather the menu fallback: wp_page_menu(). Notice that the classes for the list items are page-item rather than menu-item. That’s a sure giveaway that the output is being generated by wp_page_menu() rather than wp_nav_menu(). … Read more
You can use dev.example.com, so that you dont have to move contents all the time. you can make it password and ip protected if you want
It depends entirely on the license of theme you’re intending to make a derivative work of. You’ll find a related debate on wordpress.org here: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/theme-licensing …and another individuals cumulative research on the matter here: http://bloggingexperiment.com/is-blogging-experiment-breaking-the-law Additionally, here’s an example of the a web designer legitimately modifying a premium theme on Theme Forest and reselling it … Read more
Well as WordPress is open source, if you have control of your server, you can technically do anything 🙂 Depending on your skill set, that may or may not be feasible. A low tech solution would be to create a copy of the theme ABC for each user. Change the folder name, and change the … Read more
Oops, it seems that I accidentaly used the wrong tag, I used href instead of src. Simple fix: /** Footer logo */ wp.customize( ‘mytheme_footer_logo’, function( value ) { value.bind( function( to ) { var footer = $( ‘.footerlogo img’ ); footer.attr( ‘src’, to ); } ); } );
Move style.css out of /css and into the Theme’s root folder.
Few things have already been discussed here I would like to add more In order to make your theme a good parent you also need to consider in following things: make your functions and classes pluggable ie, wrap your theme functions with function_exists wrapper so that they can be overridden in child pages. if ( … Read more
The comparison of CSS and functions.php files is pretty flawed. PHP doesn’t “cascade”. To answer your question, both files are loaded, child theme functions.php first then the parent’s. What happens if you want to have the function in the child theme override a function in the parent theme and the parent theme is not using … Read more
Where do URI files come from?