You just call get_sidebar() from index.php and it loads the theme file sidebar.php. register_sidebar(), on the other hand, is used for widgets where plugins and such want to dynamically add content in your sidebar.php file if your theme supports it. In your case, is there a file called sidebar-footer.php in your theme’s directory?
Theoretically, editing your config.php and add this line before wp-settings.php inclusion. define(‘WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ‘256M’); should raise your memory limit for WordPress to 256MB or whatever value you set. And this will work sitewide. However, as sorich87 pointed out, there are few functions that will alter this setting with hard coded 256 MB limit. To Hack or … Read more
Found a workaround below. I guess it has to do with a bug in the WordPress core. This will list ALL users in posts, so be cautious. // Filter to fix the Post Author Dropdown function author_override( $output ) { global $post, $user_ID; // return if this isn’t the theme author override dropdown if (!preg_match(‘/post_author_override/’, … Read more
When submitting a plugin, the slug becomes the sanitized plugin name, as submitted. The “Name” of the plugin can change after this, but the slug remains the same forever more. When WordPress needs to check for a plugin update, it gets all the header information of the plugin and the directory name that the plugin … Read more
From what I understand Starkers 3.0 fits the bill. Do you want something this naked, or less?
As @tom-j-nowell said in comment to OP, multisite can make this easier. Performance and security are not really a problem for multisite (at least, not more than they are for regular installations), but I do agree that multisite can sometimes be a problem, because a lot of plugins (either custom or 3rd party) may not … Read more
Looking through some resources, I found this track ticket which discusses the same topic. It seems the following will stop it, add it to your wp-config.php: define(‘CORE_UPGRADE_SKIP_NEW_BUNDLED’, true);
It took me way too long to find this but all you have to do is set SCRIPT_DEBUG to true. Simply add this line to wp-config.php: define(‘SCRIPT_DEBUG’, true);
When you save the option is it saving the custom post type to the new one which youa re assigning?. You may look into that.
“GUID” stands for “Globally Unique Identifier” mainly used by feeds to tell if that specific post was shown on the feed before or not, even if you change domains. When developing on local host and the moving to live (+1 just for that BTW) and no feed reader/burner has read your feeds and only if … Read more