This is a dead end approch as the enqueue API do not support such versioning format which means that you will have to avoid using it, which is not a great thing. Your specific problem here is that you added the rule too late, RewriteRule . /index.php [L] “transfers” handling to wordpress and nothing is … Read more
Umm u can do that easily. And this is the way I do how i register my menu in functions.php add_action(‘init’, ‘register_custom_menu’); function register_custom_menu() { register_nav_menu(‘custom_menu’, __(‘Custom Menu’)); } Then in ur admin panel u create different menu by ur desired name. And get the menu where ever u want like this. EX:- if I … Read more
I know it is an old question but im pasting this here in case someone is looking for the same answer. Overloading Template Compatibility theme files Template compatibility also runs a check to see if two directories or folders exist in a theme: ‘buddypress’ ‘community’ If either of these two folders exist in your theme … Read more
you can try following if ( !function_exists( ‘get_current_screen’ ) ) { require_once ABSPATH . ‘/wp-admin/includes/screen.php’; } $screen = get_current_screen(); echo $screen;
On-topic answer: You can just put <?php wp_login_form(); ?> into any of your theme templates to render a login form on the front end of your site. Or make your own shortcode [loginform] by putting this into your theme’s functions.php: function wpse_242473_login_form() { return wp_login_form( ‘echo’ => false ); } add_shortcode( ‘loginform’, ‘wpse_242473_login_form’ );
asked a few times, this link has some good answers Opinions and recommendations on the best barebones base theme
If you’re using the built in custom background stuff, it’s already all using postMessage. So, just bind a function to the background_color message and adjust your border color accordingly. Something like this, I expect: wp.customize(‘background_color’,function( value ) { value.bind(function(to) { jQuery(‘whatever’).css(‘color’, to ? to : ” ); }); }); Obviously, change the jQuery call in … Read more
Your question and answer comes down to template hierarchy and how it works, and it is really really useful to know the basics here. I’m not going to go into details as I will need to write a short story, but here are the basics: WordPress uses a very strict hierarchy for loading templates on … Read more
I’ll describe what I did on a project recently that had similar requirements. First thing I did was bundle less.php in my theme and create a function to compile a .less file in my theme into CSS and return the result. It looked like this: function wpse_283711_get_customizer_css() { $css=””; if ( file_exists( get_theme_file_path( ‘customizer.less’ ) … Read more
You’re almost there, except each widget’s settings are stored separately from the sidebars_widgets option, which just stores widget “instances”. Try out the following function – you’ll still need to use register_sidebar, but it eases the pain for then pre-registering widgets on those sidebars. What it also does is ensure that any existing widgets & their … Read more