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How would I get this to work – send to post from thick box

The correct way to do this is to: $(‘#upload-background-image-one’).click(function() { formfield = $(‘#background-size-one’).attr(‘name’); tb_show(”, ‘media-upload.php?type=image&TB_iframe=true’); // Take the selected image and insert only the src path into the text field. window.send_to_editor = function(html) { img_url = $(‘img’, html).attr(‘src’); $(‘#background-size-one’).val(img_url); tb_remove(); } return false; }); because when you click on a button you instantiate a call … Read more

Can you create a custom page with content in the center already defined?

If you want to do that kind of thing your self, you could add a custom meta box that shows up only on that page template labeled something like “Second Content Area” that the user can enter additional content into for display below the center areas. Another possibility would be to place a (horizontal) sidebar … Read more

Mutlisite in wordpress is not working

Create image with imagepng() (fails at header)

You could try using get_template_directory() instead of ABSPATH. If wp-content is not in it’s original location on production server that might solve your problem. Mind the lack of trailing slash after get_template_directory(): $font = get_template_directory().’/ledboard.ttf’; … file_put_contents(get_template_directory().’/img/’.$arrayFuels[$i].’.png’, $data);

Why do WordPress developers use so many opening and closing PHP tags when developing themes? [duplicate]

Everyone has got his/her own style of writing code. Personally, I believe that using different opening and closing PHP tags makes the code easy to read and understand. Theme files carry both PHP as well as HTML code, so keeping the code clean in order to make it easy to read becomes important. Adding HTML … Read more

Best way to allow for extended use of WordPress functions inside single.php

All templates are build within the global scope, so you can access $wp_query, $post, get_queried_object() and get_queried_object_id() anywhere inside the template. As this is in the header, I will also use a conditional check like is_single() to specifically target the single page

Magnific Popup – Add Caption to Images

You have to add the title attribute to the <a href> code surrounding the images that the Magnific Popup effect is being applied to. The new code should look like this: $thumb_img = get_post( get_post_thumbnail_id() ); // Get post by ID $excerpt = $thumb_img->post_excerpt; // Display Caption <a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/178297/{current_url_here}” title=”<?php echo $excerpt; ?>” /> It … Read more

Advantages/Disadvantages Using Theme Editor Instead of Pages

You should understand that the theme editor is used to change the code structure of the pages something that cannot be achieved by simply creating a page via dashboard. These are two very different things, while you can add html on your page using the page editor you cannot add some Php there. In simple … Read more

How to figure out which wordpress theme a site was using?

In general it is impossible, and probably pointless as well. It is not enough to know which theme is being used but you will also need to know its configuration and then what about different versions, local changes or even server settings (ok, this probably only in rare cases). The best way to know what … Read more

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