Enqueue the files like they should be enqueued and HTTP(S) won’t be a problem. You can enqueue files properly witht he following example code /** * Enqueue scripts * * @param string $handle Script name * @param string $src Script url * @param array $deps (optional) Array of script names on which this script depends … Read more
You will need a function to process the data submitted by the form. You can use admin_post_ hook to process the data. This hook allows you to create custom handlers for your own custom GET and POST requests. To save the data into the database, you can create a new table or Post Meta. Before … Read more
You can’t do it. Well you can hack it, but it is very unlikely to give you the results you expect as there are usually many settings that needs to be initialized when themes are used and since themes are rarly designed to be able to “run” in parallel with other themes you will have … Read more
Either Phpmyadmin or using FTP to edit the functions.php. As you have cpanel there is live FTP that works directly from browser
Why the output of an image gallery plugin is not displayed into a page of my custom theme?
After further investigations of my own, I determined that the problem was that for whatever reason, both stylesheets were being called at once, rather than independently as they were meant to, and the conflicting instructions caused rendering errors. Rather than referencing the stylesheets in the HTML as above, I rewrote the CSS to incorporate the … Read more
theme-location should be theme_location Check documentation wp_nav_menu corrected code wp_nav_menu( array( ‘container’ => ‘ul’, ‘menu_class’ => ‘mainNav’, ‘theme_location’ => ‘Pages’ ) ); wp_nav_menu( array( ‘theme_location’ => ‘Categories’ ) );
For the details link you need to set Details URI: in the header of your theme’s style.css… Your Theme Name: also set there should create the slug the WordPress uses to query the wordpress.org theme repository for updates via the Update API. (I know for certain having tested it that slugs for plugins are created … Read more
Delete the folder that contains the Genesis theme and you will be able to log into your site. Also – before restoring your theme change your permalinks to standard. That will rewrite your .htaccess file to make sure it works with WordPress. Then, once you reinstall Genesis, you should be able to restore your permalinks … Read more
I’ve found a solution to my problem by going over the documentation again and again, looking through source files and just generally running the same section of code over and over to scrutinize the output. This is the solution I came up with, which works just perfectly for my needs: // Get a list of … Read more