The function wp_get_attachment_image only gets an image that was uploaded to wordpress, it doesn’t output an image in the content of the post. You have to output the content of the post for your example image. Like: echo $attachments[‘post_content’];
I hope it will work: If your assets folder inside theme.
Make sure the WordPress and Site Address URL under the general settings include https The image shows, http, you need https get_tample_directory_uri() uses the site_url() , tacking on the name of your WordPress content directory, and the location of your theme plus its name. site_url will return http if is_ssl() is false, which depends on your General Settings, as stated above.
I think you should start here When I was back in school professor started on the loop http://codex.wordpress.org/The_Loop I did add this here too. http://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Hierarchy and do hands on project and then do searches whenever you need to find out how to do something.
I believe using wp_enqueue_style() is basic and more appropriate. If you wanted the stylesheet to only be referenced on a particular page template then you do this or you just do this if it is not specific to a page template. This piece of code will need to go in your functions.php file. Read more … Read more
this is example:
The reason of this error was stupid. The problem was that when wordpress sent a JSON request, the answer was not in JSON format. There was an echo instead of return in one of my theme functions, under template-tags.php. This caused each json to take that html out with it. I replaced echo with return … Read more
a couple of days ago i downloaded the WordPress’s theme called BeTheme. It’s a nice theme that use a plugin called “Muffin Builder”, this allows you to build your site in a easier way. It worked all fine, but when i started to make a site, with the muffin builder, that has a lot of … Read more
If you can’t get to your admin page then you will have to use a database tool to check this. In a database tool (phpMyAdmin will work) enter this: These are the 2 places that WordPress stores your URL. See if either of them have /home/ in it. If so, correct it and it should … Read more
If you can’t get to your admin page then you will have to use a database tool to check this. In a database tool (phpMyAdmin will work) enter this: These are the 2 places that WordPress stores your URL. See if either of them have /home/ in it. If so, correct it and it should … Read more