Why, when it comes to custom background and image, does ‘The first value registered’ win?
Why, when it comes to custom background and image, does ‘The first value registered’ win?
Why, when it comes to custom background and image, does ‘The first value registered’ win?
Primary Menu Showing All Pages With No Sub-Nav
You should be able to just use the default get_next_post_link with $in_same_term set to true. Have you tried that? Instead of your <?php next_post_link( ‘<div class=”nav-next”>%link</div>’, ‘%title <span class=”meta-nav”>’ . _x( ‘→’, ‘Next post link’, ‘sixteen’ ) . ‘</span>’ ); ?> try this <?php next_post_link ( ‘%link →’, ‘%title’, true, ”, ‘category’ ); ?>
Mobile theme switching problems
Themes can override WooCommerce default template pages, to customize the appearance of those pages easily. There should be a folder within your theme folder called woocommerce. WooCommerce checks for template files within that folder first. If a file doesn’t exist there, it loads it’s own template file. Edit: If you want to customize those pages, … Read more
Through some trial and error I found the solution. It’s far simpler than I thought. For example, because my page is the homepage, I use this as my link in the menu: /#one As opposed to: #one And it works. It doesn’t matter what page I am on, once I click that link it takes … Read more
There’s possible a couple different things going on, so here’s a relatively generic answer. Site URL Many URLs are influenced by the Site URL settings in Settings > General. The steps for properly moving a site are too long for a single answer, but review the “Changing the Site URL” codex page and make sure … Read more
(See comments by others for your PHP error – though I’d recommend a good editor or IDE to help you spot syntax errors quickly and tidy the code for you as you type.) Re: the question title, no, you usually don’t have to do a clean install if there is an error with a theme … Read more
You must separate the template file who you want Like get_template_part(‘file_without_php’);
I managed to fix this issue by commenting out the first body tag and placing a second body tag below like this: <!– <body> –> <body <?php body_class( $class ); ?>> Now the site is working correctly. However the strange character is still appearing in the first body tag. Hope this helps someone.