You can achieve that functionality by loading your template in a hidden div with z-index greater than that of a overlay div. now when clicked on any image you can use jquery to show the hidden div and the overlay. The overall process can be summarized as below: Create a overlay div anywhere in your … Read more
Your title is being set by something in your theme or a plugin attaching to the wp_title filter. You can further filter this value or override it entirely by using the same hook and a different priority that executes later. // add a filter at priority 999 so it will presumably run last add_filter( ‘wp_title’, … Read more
Take a look at the Template Hierarchy. You most likely want to use home.php as the name of your custom post page.
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It is tricky. I found the answer within a different thread here. WordPress Custom Page Template in a different directory
The problem was only with one set of parent-child. Deleting them and recreating the page solved the issue.
I’ve got it… for anyone else having this problem… Go to where your media is kept on your WordPress.com account i.e. Media > Library Go to edit the video and make sure that ‘Display share menu and allow viewers to embed or download this video’ – this is so that you can click the ‘share’ … Read more
Can you be a little more specific on which part is ‘leaking’ into the body? It’s hard to tell without running any code and having other parts of the theme to look at.
I think I understand what you’re talking about. You would like to allow users to choose the amount of columns to be used for the page/post they are creating. You want to use different template files to achieve the different template layouts. There are two ways of doing this. One is to use different template … Read more
Make 1 template, and do a conditional on the meta info to either include a different stylesheet, or a entire different file altogether. $colour = get_post_meta(the_ID(), ‘color’); switch($color) { case ‘red’: include(‘category-car-red.php’); // or just different CSS break; case ‘green’: include(‘category-car-green.php’); // or just different CSS break; // etc }