I understand that this loads JQuery throughout my website – but here’s the odd thing, if I change the version of JQuery is does NOT update. It’s not odd. You can’t load arbitrary versions of jQuery by changing the version argument. From the documentation for wp_enqueue_script(), that version number is: String specifying script version number, … Read more
Before adding any file you must seperate your header.php file & add wp_head() function in header.php file // Load the theme stylesheets function theme_styles() { // Example of loading a custom css file for homepage just on the homepage wp_register_style( ‘custom’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/css/custom.css’ ); if(is_page(‘home’)) { wp_enqueue_style(‘custom’); } // Example of loading a main … Read more
function my_scripts() { // Register the script like this for a plugin: wp_register_script( ‘custom-script’, plugins_url( ‘/js/custom-script.js’, __FILE__ ) ); // or // Register the script like this for a theme: wp_register_script( ‘custom-script’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/js/custom-script.js’ ); // For either a plugin or a theme, you can then enqueue the script: wp_enqueue_script( ‘custom-script’ ); } add_action( … Read more
Are you sure the flatsome_string_limit_words hook exists inside the string_limit_words function? I think your best option is to override whole post-simple.php template in your child, but even this depends on how is built the parent theme.
You need to check if those values actually exist first. You can use isset() for this. By adding something similar to the follow at the top of your function. if ( isset( $_GET[‘page’], $_REQUEST[‘formaction’] ) ) { return; } http://php.net/manual/en/function.isset.php
You can use the get_custom_logo filter to customize the HTML of the custom logo to whatever you want. For instance, you can do something like so: You can further use the wp_get_attachment_image_attributes filter to get the image src of the logo. The problem is using it. The example code below uses a class to store … Read more
there a few ways you can resolve this issue, find the handle of the parent css you want to override/remove and use wp_dequeue_style($parent_css) to remove it altogether. find the handle of the parent css you want to override and include it as a dependency in your child-css like you did for the $parent_style
When editing a post using the admin interface the wp-admin/post.php script redirects you after saving the post. This is done to avoid resubmitting the post request if you refresh the page after submitting. It also means that you’re not able to output anything during the save_post action. case ‘editpost’: check_admin_referer(‘update-post_’ . $post_id); $post_id = edit_post(); … Read more
With .= you are appending you HTML code to the HTML code of the menu contained in the string $items, so the login will appear at the end. You instead want to insert the link inside the HTML of $items, so you must manipulate the string. You for example can search for the HMTL of … Read more
The quickest and practical solution for you would be to add your custom class to the before_widget wrapper: ‘before_widget’ => ‘<div class=”widget ul-link-list”>’ Then use CSS rules accordingly: .ul-link-list ul { /* Some CSS rules */ }