I have different Point of View on that, and my solution is plugin-centric: A mobile theme is for the user’s ease-by-default, and should not for a user’s ease-by-choice. Take the scenario: a mobile theme is highly optimized a mobile theme is designed with less resources (it serves lesser dev. resources to the user) a mobile … Read more
XSS generally would only occur through AJAX or form handling. Verify a referrer header is actually from your FQDN and/or require a captcha, providing pseudorandom input validation.
You can look at the source code and search for common URLs to such a script. But that will just show you something useful when a theme is using that script. If you find nothing, the script might still be part of the theme code. Themes on wordpress.org are not allowed to include TimThumb (as … Read more
I am not exactly sure what you’re question is but I think you are looking for something like this, mostly cribbed from the Codex: if ( is_active_sidebar( ‘sidebar-1’ ) ) { ?> <ul id=”primary”><?php dynamic_sidebar( ‘sidebar-1’ ); ?> </ul><?php } If the sidebar is not in use, no markup will display. You could add an … Read more
When you are using third party themes then always create the child theme for the third party theme because they always do changes and update the theme version so it will over write all your customization in your theme. You can get help how to create child theme here https://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes
The most common would be /wp-content/themes/your-theme-name/style.css but this may not be the case depending upon the theme you are using. The easiest way to find out is to use Chrome Developer Tools. In Chrome open your website and right click on the element you would like to alter the CSS for, then click ‘Inspect Element’. … Read more
I was able to do this a while back by following this WooCommerce tutorial: There may come a time where you would like change the text displayed on a product’s page when it is In Stock or Out of Stock. Simply add the following code to the ‘custom functions’ area of your functions.php file: /** … Read more
I found the solution in WordPress documentation. By setting WP_CONTENT_URL in wp-config.php file fixed my problem.
This is likely a tweak the theme author made to make the images in the theme responsive or adaptive. You may want to look at adding “min-height” to your CSS and this should address your problem. https://css-tricks.com/almanac/properties/m/min-height/ Also another thing to note if you using “100%” anything the actual dimension is governed by the parent … Read more
Basically all you need to do is to import all the posts/pages from the sub-site to a new URL. First you will need to setup a new, fresh WP install e.g example.local (on localhost), then you need to export all the contents from your website (e.g example.com) on remote server, finally import all the contents … Read more