How to load a custom stylesheet for your Front Page Set up front-page.php (which you’ve done already). Create a stylesheet for your front page (you can copy style.css, but more likely, you’ll just want to override a few things). Let’s call it front-page-style.css. View the HTML source of one of your pages, and find the … Read more
A quick test indicates that you don’t actually need anything in that header for standalone theme. A theme with a completely blank header registers and loads just fine, both front and back end. If it is a child theme you need the Template: line. However… In addition to CSS style information for your theme, style.css … Read more
First of all, do not change any files in the twenty thirteen theme. The reason been, twenty thirteen is updated regulary, so if you made changes to the theme, you WILL loose everything you have done to the theme. You should create a child theme You need to change the function that set the header … Read more
I use W3TC, so these are approaches that I can come up with it for it: Fragment caching to exclude that part of page, will reduce cache effectiveness overall. Identify page with switched stylesheet by query argument, disable caching of such pages. Identify page with switched stylesheet by URL endpoint, disable caching of such by … Read more
Assuming this question is related to WordPress, here is answer :- You can update the titles directly into your mySQL database using simple update function. one of my user publishs all his posts uppercase (title) i want to edit them and make it normal. – Using some conditional statements as I mentioned in this code, … Read more
Put the following function in your functions.php function wpse_62509_current_month_selector( $link_html ) { $current_month = date(“F Y”); if ( preg_match(“https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/”.$current_month.’/i’, $link_html ) ) $link_html = preg_replace(‘/<li>/i’, ‘<li class=”current-month”>’, $link_html ); return $link_html; } And then add the following line just before calling wp_get_archives() add_filter( ‘get_archives_link’, ‘wpse_62509_current_month_selector’ ); You might also want to remove the filter after … Read more
There’s already a simliar answer by toscho here. Based on this one and from a look at WP_Styles, which extends WP_Dependencies and _WP_Dependency, I can’t see a reason why it should not work: Whatever got added as extra–conditional, gets thrown in: // ~/wp-includes/class.wp-styles.php if ( isset($obj->extra[‘conditional’]) && $obj->extra[‘conditional’] ) { $tag .= “<!–[if {$obj->extra[‘conditional’]}]>\n”; $end_cond … Read more
The only way to “remove” styles from the parent theme is to override them in your child theme’s css. For example if you have the following declaration in your parent theme: .someclass{ width: 200px; float: left; } You can override the width and float by declaring the following in your child theme: .someclass{ width: auto; … Read more
In short, as of WordPress 3.3 use wp_enqueue_scripts to load JS and CSS. wp_print_styles has/had some minor bugs with it (namely, it may include your scripts in the admin as well) – here and here are some more details on all of that. It doesn’t sound like there’s any major security flaws or theme breaking … Read more
After banging my head over that horizontal scroll bar issue, I think going the other way and adding a max width to blocks without the alignfull classes. If you just remove your page templates wrapper and assume it as 100%. Here is a pen with the WP markup as closely emulated as I could https://codepen.io/nickfmc/pen/vvbWQa … Read more