I doubt WordPress would be putting a url like you mentioned ‘www.domain.com/…’ in title tags either way. Are you sure you’re that’s where it’s showing up? The hash in the url is likely just for slider functionality. You could try a different slider or ignore it, since it doesn’t affect anything.
Filter post_class, use a static internal counter in the filter callback: add_filter( ‘post_class’, ‘wpse_100804_post_class’ ); function wpse_100804_post_class( $classes ) { static $counter = 0; $counter += 1; switch ( $counter ) { case 4: $counter = 0; case 3: $classes[] = ‘extra’; } return $classes; } In your loop template call post_class() like this: while … Read more
I eventually received a response from the development team who suggested that an iframe was the best approach: It looks like it is a timing issue. Your form is getting loaded to the DOM after the document has already been loaded, so that will be a problem. To be honest, with all the JS complexities … Read more
First of all if you investigate PikaChoose source code, then you will see that it wraps the code with self invoking closure: (function($) { // … })(jQuery); It means that they use short form properly. In the same time it means that all you need to do is to enqueue jQuery and PikaChoose scripts and … Read more
The value is not the same thing that you see when you look at the toggle. That part is for humans. To see the value you have to look at the source of the page. If you have a template created by template.contact.php the value in that box would be template.contact.php, so it looks like … Read more
Yeah this is a fun one had to make some mods to make this one work…. add this to your theme stylesheet (style.css): .ui-front { z-index: 1001 !important; } .ui-widget-overlay { background: none repeat scroll 0 0 #000000 !important; opacity: .6 !important; filter: Alpha(Opacity = 60) !important; } This should override the editor.css. Let me … Read more
I have now solved point (2), the overlapping posts problem; maybe this will help someone else. I changed wrapper to true in the mytheme_jetpack_setup function in my PHP (so that the new posts are wrapped in their own div) And I changed the jQuery to: $(‘#content’).masonry({ columnWidth: ‘.grid-sizer’, itemSelector: ‘article’, gutter: ‘.gutter-sizer’ }); var infiniteCount … Read more
I think you can just use: wp_enqueue_script( ‘jquery’ ); And WordPress will know to use the included one. Edit: You can use: wp_enqueue_script( ‘jquery-core’ ); Assuming that hasn’t also been deregistered by another script. I guess this could run the risk of allowing a plugin to register ‘jquery’ and for 2 versions of jquery to … Read more
WordPress makes number of typographical replacements, related to dashes. You can read through the How WordPress Handles Dashes and Hyphens for full details, but in short your specific case is [space][hyphen][space] getting replaced with [space][en-dash][space]. You will have to step through your code to make sense at which point it goes wrong and turns into … Read more
If I understand correctly you need the original form to display the values of what has just been posted. You also need the table to display 0 on values that haven’t been calculated. At the moment the table calculates information perfectly with a submit refreshing the page. You can use the if(isset($_POST[“fieldname”])){ variable you have … Read more