Add the below code in functions.php File of your theme. It will tells your theme to support custom headers: $defaults = array( ‘default-image’ => ”, ‘width’ => 0, ‘height’ => 0, ‘flex-height’ => false, ‘flex-width’ => false, ‘uploads’ => true, ‘random-default’ => false, ‘header-text’ => true, ‘default-text-color’ => ”, ‘wp-head-callback’ => ”, ‘admin-head-callback’ => ”, … Read more
These links can help you get started: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/33759102/wave-border-in-css https://stackoverflow.com/questions/25895895/creating-a-droplet-like-border-effect-in-css/25903879#25903879 You can do an effect like this using pseudo-elements and css3. You could even turn the border into an SVG: .divider { border: 32px solid transparent; border-image:url(../svg/wave_96x96_border-image.svg) 32 round round; background-color: #3c93c9; } Good luck.
If you mean deleting from your Media Library, then yes, once they’re deleted from your Media Library, they won’t show up in your posts or pages any more—unless cached in some way by search engines and so forth.
Your script doesn’t work because you’re using $. When WordPress loads jQuery, it does so using no-conflict mode. This disables the $. Replace is with a jQuery instead.
simple answer to this, if you wan to display the image use: $options = get_option(‘ud_options’); if (isset($options[‘file’])) { echo “<img src=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/16766/{$options[“file’][‘url’]}’ />”; }
Why do people use CMS? they use it to avoid having to handle HTML structure, JS and CSS on a page by page base and focus on the content. But if you do want to handle them that way because it save you time, then maybe wordpress is not the best solution for you. WordPress … Read more
In form of a shortcode: add_shortcode(‘nofeatures’, ‘wpse_51768_shortcode’); function wpse_51768_shortcode() { $posts = get_posts( array(‘numberposts’ => -1) ); foreach ( $posts as $post ) { $featured = get_the_post_thumbnail( $post->ID, ‘thumbnail’, null ); if ( $featured ) echo ‘Has Featured Image: ‘ . $post->post_title . ‘<br />’; } } [update] The following outputs the posts that don’t … Read more
Before you ask a question: maybe check on a other install of WP, is this the default? It is not? The problem is very often from plugins or themes. Disable plugins and switch to the default theme, current Twenty Twelve and check your problem. The current release 3.5 and 3.4* have not this insert as … Read more
Basic check of aspect ratio. Display as landscape, square or portrait if ( !has_post_thumbnail()) { return ‘Error’; } else { $image = wp_get_attachment_image_src( get_post_thumbnail_id($post->ID), ”); $image_w = $image[1]; $image_h = $image[2]; if ($image_w > $image_h) { echo ‘landscape’; } elseif ($image_w == $image_h) { echo ‘square’; } else { echo ‘portrait’; } }
If using image radio buttons, define a directory path here is code. I hope its going work. $imagepath = get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/images/’; $options = array(); $options[] = array( “name” => __(‘Logo’, ‘prothemeus’), “desc” => __(‘Upload your logo’, ‘prothemeus’), “id” => “pt_logo”, “type” => “upload”);