Note This answer was originally included in @bitstarr‘s question above and was included as a separate answer here to comply with WPSE’s Q&A model. Maybe someone else will have this issue and so i will share my solution here with you folks. function make_mce_awesome( $init ) { /* There are easier things than make ‘left/center/right … Read more
The point of that code is to prevent any PHP inside the file from being executed if the file is accessed directly outside a WordPress context. ABSPATH is defined by WordPress, so if it’s missing when the file is accessed you can tell that it’s not running in a WordPress context. So the only place … Read more
Check out this post on WordCast: WordPress Post Format Eye-Candy: Tumblr Style Theme Inspiration Showcase Also Digging into WordPress uses them and just wrote a post about it: Tumblr Links with Post Formats
I would start with the Codex: WordPress Codex: Theme Development These two books are still current enough to remain great resources: Smashing WordPress Themes, Thord Daniel Hedengren Build Your Own Wicked WordPress Themes, Alan Cole, Jeffrey Way, et al These also have Theme applicability: Digging Into WordPress, Chris Coyier, Jeff Starr Professional WordPress Plugin Development, … Read more
If your widgets use the widget API you should have the following method in your widget class… function widget($args, $instance){ //output html here… } $args[‘id’] will hold the id of the current sidebar.
You can filter the array $no_texturize_shortcodes, which is a collection of shortcodes that are excluded from wptexturize. If you do this, everything within [codigo] shortcode tags will not be texturized: add_filter( ‘no_texturize_shortcodes’, ‘no_texturize_codigo_shortcode’ ); function no_texturize_codigo_shortcode( $excluded_shortcodes ) { $excluded_shortcodes[] = ‘codigo’; return $excluded_shortcodes; }
Put <?php if( !is_404() ) : ?> before your navigation and <?php endif; ?> after your navigation and VIOLA! It’s gone!
What you have: <link rel=”stylesheet” href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/46261/<?php echo get_template_directory_uri(); ?>/css/style.css”> should work fine. I’ve copied and pasted into my header.php and it worked. But this is not how you should be including css or javascript files. The proper way is to use the wp_enqueue_scripts hook. For instance, say you have javascript file you wish to load … Read more
The second part is not required, it just loads a PHP file with language specific functions. Examples In some countries/regions/religions it is not allowed to use capital letters in a word for anything else than the name of some god. In these cases you probably want to remove the WordPress to WordPress filter. Some languages … Read more
You can use the wp_loaded hook to push all non-logged-in traffic to the login screen. Note how I’ve passed $_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’] to wp_login_url() – this is passed as a URL parameter to the login page, and once a user successfully signs in, they’ll be redirected back to the URL they were originally trying to visit. function … Read more