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I would suggest WordPress multisite. You can either use it with subdomains or sub-directories, there is a bit of a setup but the link has instructions for you. Once installed you can set different themes for each site.

hide/show a div in wordpress

Detecting index.php specifically may not be the best option because this template file is used in many cases in WordPress. Eventually, all pages will fall back to using index.php if no other template file is associated with this page. So instead of targeting index.php, get familiar with template hierarchy and try to use conditional tags, … Read more

how can I re-utilize and class on a child theme

The only possible kink is that functions.php of child theme is loaded before that of parent theme. So you would have to keep that timing in mind. Outside of that normal PHP mechanics apply, both parent and child theme run in same WP environment. Of course it somewhat depends on parent theme if class is … Read more

Customized wordpress theme locally put on someones WordPress account

Since you have developed custom theme, just zip your theme folder. Now login to your client WordPress site,From dashboard menu select Appearance->themes -> click to add new-> click upload theme. now upload your zip theme folder and active the theme.

Strange Theme Error – parent style occasionally showing though child theme

The parent theme has a active selector which the child may not have. http://www.w3schools.com/cssref/sel_active.asp

Can’t upload images on new theme

That is a common Mac OSX issue – you need to adjust your file permission for the uploads folder. The problem with changing the permissions manually is your have to change them each time you create a new project, which is tiring. You can give MAMP permission and you will never have to worry about the … Read more

wp_login_form() ignoring login_form action hook

Yeah, it would appear, by taking a quick look at wp-login.php that it indeed does not tie to the actual form, but is run separately outside of the wp_login_form() function. Lines 914-919 of wp-login.php /** * Fires following the ‘Password’ field in the login form. * * @since 2.1.0 */ do_action( ‘login_form’ )

Update modified Shopify third-party theme [closed]

Modifying third-party themes should be avoided in the first place. Creating a child theme is the proper way to customize a third-party theme because it allows for the parent theme to be updated without worrying about having your customizations overwritten when updating. Being able to update is important for security and it’s nice to be … Read more

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Site assets not loading from a subdomain

WordPress sub-domain different theme