For post thumbnails you can either crop and image to the thumbnail size or scale the image. To enable crop you can call the thumbnail 1 of 2 ways. Name a size in the functions.php file like so: <?php add_image_size( ‘my-post-thumbnail’, 494, 168, true ); ?> and then call it in the theme file <?php … Read more
There is not such a function as theme_url, if I am not mistaken. Take look at get_template_directory_uri or get_stylesheet_directory_uri
Well, it says you are not including text domain… well – because you are not including text domain. Obviously to fix it – you should include text domain. See I18n for theme and plugin developers in Codex. There is no point in adding extra code just to fake testing results. If you don’t need that … Read more
Yes, that’s good. You can be a little safer using <?php if(current_user_can(‘manage_plugins’) ); ?>
You can just register another stylesheet instead of style.css: add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘enqueue_theme_css’ ); function enqueue_theme_css() { wp_enqueue_style( ‘default’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/css/default.css’ ); } This is, in my opinion, better than using style.css.
I like to do this as follows: Go to underscores.me, fill out the theme name, and download the theme. Strip out the parts of this (somewhat clean) template that don’t want to use. Start building your own template with the functionality that you wrote. This way you will have a clean template to start with, … Read more
The wp_list_comments() call accepts a callback argument, in which you can define the specifc comment-list markup that you want. I would suggest taking a look at how TwentyTen handles the wp_list_comments() callback.
Try this: Using query conditionals Putting style enqueueing directly in the template is not advisable. It is possible (if you understand the order that relevant actions fire, and ensure that your call to wp_add_inline_style() happens at the right point in the execution order). It is far easier to keep all the code together, and use … Read more
Make sure that you’re logged in as admin Goto Settings General Settings Make sure that your site URL is “http://yoursitehere.com“ If you have previously changed that it could cause you problems all across the board.
This happens sometimes when the font is sent with a wrong MIME type. application/x-font-woff for example, is wrong. Try to add proper MIME types to your server configuration. In Apache, your can do that in a .htaccess: AddType image/svg+xml .svg AddType application/x-font-ttf .ttf AddType application/x-font-opentype .otf AddType application/vnd.ms-fontobject .eot AddType application/font-woff .woff You should add … Read more