In Twenty Seventeen you can only add 4 page in front-page section. see image below See Appearance=> Customize => Theme Options Update You can add extra section with filter twentyseventeen_front_page_sections add this code in functions.php function tws_custom_front_sections( $num_sections ) { return 5; //Change this number to change the number of the sections. } add_filter( ‘twentyseventeen_front_page_sections’, … Read more
That’s not how WordPress works. The WordPress content is pulled dynamically from the database and uses templates to create an outline of what the website should look like. header.php which would contain the top part of your website. footer.php which would contain the bottom part of your website. page.php which would hold the page content … Read more
Will there be any issue while importing?(since all are on localhost) Yes and no. The content will be fine, as will the posts. Any images uploaded on the other hand will be problematic. This is because it will need to download those images from the original host, which won’t be possible when using a local … Read more
I’ve found a workaround if someone has the same problem: In the database, you can search for the attachment page that’s causing problem, you’ll find it in wp_posts by searching for its post_name (which is the slug you want). Then just rename that post_name (in about-img for example). It isn’t a fix but it will … Read more
First you have to register the sidebar if you haven`t done yet with register_sidebar( $args );, then display it in the page: dynamic_sidebar( $sidebar ); see documentation at: https://codex.wordpress.org/Sidebars
My guess is that you pasted something from a Windows environment and that’s the CR (carriage return, I think) character. I’d go into the editor and just remove those line breaks. That should fix the problem. Also, you might look into standardizing the content type meta tag. You’ve got <meta charset=”UTF-8″ /> I could be … Read more
You can use get_pages() function to do that: global $post; $current_page_id = $post->ID; //Sort by creation time: $args = array( ‘child_of’ => $current_page_id, ‘sort_order’ => ‘ASC’, ‘sort_column’ => ‘post_date’, ‘hierarchical’ => 1, ‘number’ => 1, ); $first_child = get_pages($args); //moddify args to get the last child: $args[‘sort_order’] = ‘DESC’; $last_child = get_pages($args); //when loopting thrugh … Read more
I would do most of my troubleshooting in the Debug Bar plugin along with the Debug Bar extender plugin. This plugin gives you detailed access to everything that is going on behind the scenes. It can also detail memory usage and execution time for each function and database query along with where it was called … Read more
wp_get_archives already have post_type=”post” by default and to replace it try this: add_filter(‘getarchives_where’,’my_archives_filter’); function my_archives_filter($where_clause) { str_replace( “post_type=”post”” , “post_type=”page”” , $where ); } in sidebar: add_filter(‘getarchives_where’,’my_archives_filter’); wp_get_archives(‘type=yearly’); remove_filter (‘getarchives_where’,’my_archives_filter’);
I am guessing a bit but based on your description, you probably only have an index.php file running both of those pages. If you create a single.php file in the theme that (probably) matches what you had in the index.php before you edited it, you should have what you want. WordPress will look in the … Read more