Eleven40 does not contain these styles in the style sheet. Paste all the styles listed on the tutorial page just above this line (in the child theme style.css file): /* Inner ———————————————————— */ Follow the other steps specified in the tutorial and you are set.
The problem here is the LIMIT, it’ll just count the first page and not the entire query. I had solved it by providing a secondary SQL query for counting the max pages. thanks for my friends for this tip. here’s the complete code. function.php function spiciest(){ global $wpdb, $paged, $max_num_pages; $paged = (get_query_var(‘paged’)) ? get_query_var(‘paged’) … Read more
Custom widgets in theme option page
If you mean the main menu bar at the top– the one with the grey background– then look for id=”header” in your theme files, maybe in header.php but I can’t promise that. Then move that associated div to below your content. That will mean moving it to another file, maybe footer.php but again I can’t … Read more
wp_nav_menu with no arguments and no menus defined in the back end at wp-admin->Appearance->Menus (which sounds like the circumstance you describe) just lists your pages, plus a “Home” link. That is done by calling wp_page_menu, the default callback for wp_nav_menu, which means that under those conditions you can alter that text by hooking to wp_page_menu_args … Read more
It’s pretty hard for PHP to know your screen width. It’s more of a job for jQuery. But your approach seems kind of backward. If the site is supposed to be responsive — why are you trying to deliver different pages to your visitors based on screen width? It would seem you should handle varying … Read more
Use get_the_title(): $page = get_page_by_title( ‘About’ ); $title = get_the_title( $page ); You could also use $page->post_title, but get_the_title() will let plugins access the title, which sometimes quite useful.
Use get_the_post_thumbnail( $id ): $thumb = get_the_post_thumbnail( $id, ‘post-thumbnail’ );
What is the proper way to manage versions (with svn) of a theme we create?
Well, you still have to order the posts by your date key, but as far as output, the general idea is to store the current month in a variable and check it against the date of each post, and only output it when it changes. A pseudo-code example: $current_month=””; while( have_posts() ){ the_post(); $this_month = … Read more