The page isn’t redirecting properly was given when redirecting
The page isn’t redirecting properly was given when redirecting
The page isn’t redirecting properly was given when redirecting
Since you are using dollar sign in conjunction with some other variables, I assume you are trying to get a php variable inside your inline script. You will have 3 options. Closing and opening the quotes You can echo a variable in this way: echo ‘Hello’ . $world; Using double quotes The same above code … Read more
I’m assuming the file you’re trying to display is located in your theme folder. You can use get_template_directory_uri to get the path of your currently activated theme’s root folder. If you’re looking to support child themes get_stylesheet_directory_uri() will look in the currently activated child theme’s folder if a child theme is in use. If you … Read more
In the main menu on the left, I went to Avada->Theme Options. On that page there was an option for Contact Form (that is used in the Contact page). Under Contact Form there is a “Google Map” option.
Including js script at end of header
Turns out the easiest solution is to add ‘form-required’ to the class of the <div> wrapping the <input> you want to require. Then if you want to add an alert to let the user know what happened you can trigger that on mouseup on the button instead of submit on the form.
The solution is usually I use this to call the menu <?php wp_nav_menu( array( ‘theme_location’ => ‘top’, ‘menu_class’ => ‘nav-menu’, ‘fallback_cb’ => ‘tie_nav_fallback’ ) ); ?> with my HTML staff till twenty twelve if I remember but the new in seventeen that I should call the menu inside <div class=”main-navigation”>
My first idea (I’m not sure it’s the most efficient) is to do a redirection in the file category.php or archive.php depending of your theme. Try with this code before the get_header() line : $term = get_queried_object(); if ( (“category” === $term->taxonomy) && (0 !== $term->parent) // if it’s not a 1st level category ) … Read more
Well, I’m not sure if this is the solution or not but the .HTACCESS might be useful. You can ensure only IP: xxx.xx.xx can view the site and then deny others. IF this is helpful, place this in your htaccess file. You will of course want to update the ip address below to the access … Read more
Dynamically write in editor with Javascript