Looking at your code (as i do not see any live link to look at). I will assume you are outputting anchor tag inside a button tag (making the HTML invalid). Try the function below instead. Notice that I changed the html from button to anchor tag. /** * Add Login/Logout to Menu */ function … Read more
but still looking for some guidance / suggestions on moving the look & feel [theme] Content Management Systems like WordPress separate the content from the design. You have the content; you now need the design. So you need to look at the HTML and CSS at Hubspot and read http://codex.wordpress.org/Theme_Development to see how to convert … Read more
is there a way of doing this? Yes, just go and do it? There is no inherent or implied limit to creating admin pages. Both would be using the same options would this casue a issue? No, unless you code it in a way that it does. If both pages are going to be modifying … Read more
Sometimes its when you haven’t ended a piece of CSS off properly everything below it is ignored. Try moving the code up the CSS style sheet to see if this the issue. If it is then finding it can be a bit tricky..
How to avoid Ajax in wordpress theme in making mulitple request?
To include posts from one or more specific categories, you can use and define category__in parameter in your WordPress query. Like this, here is an example. $args = array( ‘category__in’ => array( 11, 15 ), ); $my_query = new WP_Query( $args ); if ( $my_query->have_posts() ) : while ( $my_query->have_posts() ) : $my_query->the_post(); get_template_part( ‘content’, … Read more
WordPress loads templates in order from most specific to least specific, depending on which templates files exists. For instance, lets say we have a wordpress page by name of “Audio Collection” with page ID of 14. WordPress would look for files by these names in order, and return the template for the first file name … Read more
Each theme has difference “theme location”, so when you change the theme, the “theme location” will change too. That mean there is no way you can hard code those menu to “theme location”. (That’s all I know)
Yes, you can use those images having different sizes. When you upload an image, by default wordpress creates four images with different sizes like 50 X 50, 150 X 150, 300 X 225 and 500 X 500 and original size of image.So you can use any of them by following code : the_post_thumbnail(); // without … Read more
Some developers may want a root level folder for simple SFTP uploading and will allow their n00b clients to access that to add/remove images, pdfs, etc, but otherwise, all calls should be relative to the theme and not relying on structure/elements outside of the theme itself. More helpful reading here