Yes. Can’t say it any clearer. @s_ha_dum already said it in fact. Creating a Child Theme allows for almost any customisation to a theme, customisation that won’t be lost when updating a (parent) theme. The WordPress Codex entry for Child Themes takes you through the whys and wherefors. It’s extremely simple to create a Child … Read more
You can use get_blog_details() to do it. Use it the following way:– function greeting() { global $blog_id; $current_blog = get_blog_details( $blog_id ); if ( ‘one’ == $current_blog->blogname ) { echo ‘hello’; } elseif ( ‘two’ == $current_blog->blogname ) { echo ‘goodbye’; } }
In addition to the debugging advice from @s_ha_dum, you could try to catch the possible WP_Error thrown by wp_insert_user(): $user_id = wp_insert_user($params); if ( is_wp_error( $user_id ) ) { echo $user_id->get_error_message(); } else { printf( ‘User created with user_id = %d’, $user_id ); } Maybe the user already exists? You could also use email_exists() and … Read more
Assuming you know that there will always be two words separated by a space, you can use explode. Something like this: $pieces = explode(” “, get_the_title()); $word1 = $pieces[0]; $word2 = $pieces[1]; $output .= ‘<li><a href=”‘.get_permalink().'” class=”‘.$page_id->post_name.’-link”><div class=”‘.$page_id->post_name.’-info”><h2>’.$word1.'</h2><div class=”‘.$page_id->post_name.’-img”>’.get_the_post_thumbnail($page->ID,’icons’).'</div><h2>’.$word2.'</h2></div></a></li>’;
That function does prevent IE from detecting mime types, which is why IE opens the file in a new tab rather than downloading it. Delete the function and see if .msi files are then downloaded. See MIME-Handling Changes in Internet Explorer – IEBlog – MSDN Blogs
functions.php is not more nor less secure than any other file in your WordPress installation, just like post meta is not more nor less secure than any other table in your WordPress database. That means that they are secure until your site is hacked. So question become “is WordPress secure?” and I think that: that … Read more
Just out of luck, I tried adding the code to nav.php instead of the custom.php (which contains the functions.php in the Roots.io theme), and it worked like a charm. Also, being based on Boostrap 3, I had to add some classes and attributes for the dropdown to work. Here’s the final code, if anybody else … Read more
Hmm that looks familiar 😉 You are missing the orderby parameter, in this case you want to order by menu_order. Also there is no reason to query all the data using -1 when you just want one image returned so instead use 1. $attachments = get_children( array( ‘numberposts’ => 1, ‘order’=> ‘ASC’, ‘post_mime_type’ => ‘image’, … Read more
The simplest and most-common cause for this issue is that you have failed to fire wp_footer() immediately before the closing </body> tag in your footer.php file: <?php wp_footer(); ?> </body>
As @Milo said , WP loads jQuery in no conflict mode so shortcut $ is not available for jQuery to use .You should not use the $ variable for jQuery within WordPress.As you said you are not into jQuery i’m just giving the code below..Try it. jQuery(function ($) { $(window).load(function() { $(‘#main-slider’).flexslider({ animation: “slide”, useCSS: … Read more