There are many differences in css files of both websites. For example, have a look at the div having class et-top-navigation by inspecting it in browser. You will find that in staging website, there is top padding and left padding applied while it is not in case of live website. Similarly check for other css … Read more
As you’ve noted it’s not possible out of the box. The feature was supposed to make it into 2.9, got postponed until 3.2, and assuming they reject the post2post table mike and I crave for it’ll probably be postponed again. You’ll have better luck creating a custom taxonomy in the meanwhile, and “tagging” images tied … Read more
@tanktery template_directory is the URL of the active theme’s directory. Before version 2.6 of WordPress it was a local path. TEMPLATEPATHis also the URL of the active theme’s directory. Before version 2.6 TEMPLATEPATH was used but now it is recommended to use <?php bloginfo(‘template_directory’); ?>. Hope this helps!
This plugin has worked for me in the past: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/multiple-post-thumbnails/ Or you could create a custom field – Advanced Custom Fields makes this very easy (and for the end user too): http://plugins.elliotcondon.com/advanced-custom-fields/ This could be integrated by using the traditional ‘featured image’ as the slider image – ie leaving <?php the_post_thumbnail(); ?> or equivalent in … Read more
This shouldn’t be very difficult. WPs Template Hierarchy should get you started on what page loads every time. You’ll probably be best maintaining minimal header.php and footer.php and working your logic on single files, named as per the Hierarchy. Then, head to add_meta_box() and update_post_meta() to implement those selectors for css and js and also … Read more
There is no direct way of doing that as far as I can see. But I got hold of this plugin which allows you to create Image Sets and set random background images -> Background Manager
I have copy-pasted your function into my dev install and your two controls show up in the customizer, both with a static front page and with a blog posts front page. So something is messing with is_front_page in your install. If I were you I’d echo the conditions in function to see if something is … Read more
Your not going to get an answer to this, there is no magic wand you can use to change what your asking without working it out yourself, or at the very least supplying some actual code with your question. To change the CSS in a back-end option page you can use the Options API, http://codex.wordpress.org/Options_API, … Read more
I just found this handy little function that ads the ability to reverse the menu output order. it might come in handy: /** * Enables a ‘reverse’ option for wp_nav_menu to reverse the order of menu * items. Usage: * * wp_nav_menu(array(‘reverse’ => TRUE, …)); */ function my_reverse_nav_menu($menu, $args) { if (isset($args->reverse) && $args->reverse) { … Read more
this is the solution to wrap the content after the title like this ‘before_widget’ => ‘<li>’, ‘after_widget’ => ‘</div></li>’, ‘before_title’ => ‘<h2 class=”widgettitle”>’, ‘after_title’ => ‘</h2><div class=”widgetcontent”>’ ); ?> the important markup is the <div class=”widgetcontent>” in the after_title, and the closing </div> in the after_widget, this will result in this html markup: <ul> <li> … Read more