After more research and finally finding the answer, I was correct that there is no code in template php files that generates the menu. While looking into functions.php file I noticed that this theme connects jquery.slicknav.min.js to the page, when I looked into not minified version I figured out that this the code that generates … Read more
Eclipse with it’s PHP Development Tool is good and recently I also experienced Visual Studio with it’s PHP extension, that’s also good. But nothing exceeds PHP Storm. Yes it’s a paid IDE, but it’s worth it. It’s some core features like suggestion, code revision and error reporting is pretty awesome. By doing some modifications you … Read more
Add these 2 lines to your css file in your child theme. You can change the percentages to suit your needs. (I’ve provided a starting point of what I think looks pretty good) //text size .entry-footer { width: 30% !important; } //picture size .entry-content { margin-left: 55% !important; width: 30%!important; }
To get responsiveness similar to the image link you gave, you need to set width=100% and height=auto for the image. In your jsfiddle example, you did the width part okay (defined it as a % of available space) but you are fixing the height – both for the outer box as well as the inner … Read more
You’d need to install a blank WordPress install somewhere…locally or on the domain you want to transfer it to and check the “Discourage search engines” option. Then use WordPress importer to import the content, I assume you only exported all posts and pages? You’ll need to manually set the rest such as Site Name and … Read more
First of all, it depends on what theme you have. Many premium themes provide an option for users to enter their custom CSS. It that is the case you can add your styles there. If not, follow the link to create a child theme – http://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-themes/how-to-create-a-wordpress-child-theme-video/ You can add your custom style in child theme’s … Read more
Easiest way to do it would be to build a custom html form and then use $_POST to actually perform a search based on inputs. It’s a bit broad of a topic to go into specifics though.
As per the shortcode documentation, your shortcode callback recieves any parameters set by the user in a $atts variable. You can combine them with any default values you might have with shortcode_atts(). function newsletter( $atts ) { $atts = shortcode_atts( array( ‘url’ => ‘https://domain.com/newsletter/z2o7q6’, // change default value as needed ‘headline’ => ‘Newsletter Box Headline’, … Read more
Sounds like your are not creating a proper WordPress template when you copy your index.php. Here you can find the list of standard template files: https://codex.wordpress.org/Theme_Development#id=%22Template_Files_List%22 And here you can learn how to create a custom template: https://codex.wordpress.org/Theme_Development#Custom_Page_Templates My guess is you need to add the following to the top of your index copy. Then … Read more
Do you need to modify walker or hook into it unmodified? Since there is filter provided for that id, it is easy to hook into. Try this: add_filter( ‘nav_menu_item_id’, ‘modify_menu_item_id’ ); function modify_menu_item_id( $text ) { static $myCounter; if( !isset( $myCounter ) ) $myCounter = 0; return ‘menu-item-‘ . ++$myCounter; } Update Changing walker // … Read more