I would recommend using this plugin instead: https://wordpress.org/plugins/cpt-bootstrap-carousel/ It works well with the built-in Twitter Boostrap 3 in Roots.oi theme (Responsive) and it comes along with a CPT named carousel. Looking in your code: The get_post_gallery_images() function only returns the url and it doesn’t contain any Gallery Image Title content.
found the solution: <div class=”fill” style=”background-image:url(‘<?php $custom = MultiPostThumbnails::get_post_thumbnail_id(get_post_type(), ‘header-image’, $post->ID); $custom=wp_get_attachment_image_src($custom,’header image’); echo $custom[0]; ?>’);”></div>
First you need to get your attached image ID, how you get it depends on how you’re setting the image. The generic idea is that you get the attachment ID then you can simply use get_the_title( $attachment_id ). If you’re setting it as a Featured Image ( Post Thumbnail ) then you can use the … Read more
You could create a small plugin for this, here is an small example that will try to download and attach a file based on the url in the excerpt field for the post: add_action(‘publish_post’, ‘auto_featured_image_publish_post’); function auto_featured_image_publish_post($post, $post_id) { // check if this post is saved for the first time if($post->post_date == $post->post_modified) { // … Read more
You will want to run a find-and-replace script across the database to update all URLs to reflect the new domain. Just because you change the WordPress settings doesn’t mean the content stored in the database has been updated with the new domain! I’ve had good luck with the Velvet Blues Update URLs plugin but you … Read more
WooCommerces css is pretty specific so it can be quite tricky to override it sometimes. To override their css you need to be MORE specific with your css. So an example would be: @media only screen and (min-width: 768px) { div.home-intro ul.featured-products li:nth-child(4n), div.home-intro ul.featured-products li.fourth { width: 20%; margin-top: 0; } } In the … Read more
You can use Adaptive images WordPress plugin. It generates images on the fly and cache them. It gives to settings in admin section in which you can specify your breakpoint ( on which it will generate images ). You can also use Picturefill.WP WordPress plugin.
I assume you would like to end up with something like this: Theme way If you want to put this logic in your template, as you state in your question, there is quite a bit of coding. You need to: create metabox create content (field and description) in that metabox – that’s called “callback” in … Read more
As You have stated in comment that You have disabled header images, but its still returning default image. Explanation : It depends on how it was coded in the theme by the developer. For an instance, it seems like if you disable all header images, it returns Default header set by the developer / theme. … Read more
It’s only a guess, but it’s also most probable cause… When you upload an image to WP, some metadata is generated and stored in database. This metadata contains such info like name, path and size of the image (to be more precise – paths and sizes of all created images based on uploaded one). And… … Read more