Here is the solution: Remove the following lines of code from the functions.php wp_editor( “” , “main_text”, array()); wp_editor( “” , “invite”, array()); wp_editor( “” , “mobilemain_text”, array()); Shoutout to @aatanasov on wordpress.org/support for the solution.
It is really hard to say without being able to look at your theme files directly. But you are most likely going to have to put <div id=”hbz_outer_container” style=”position: relative;”> <div id=”hbz_drop_shadow”> somewhere in your header.php and then put the closing tags: </div><!– hbz_drop_shadow –> </div><!– hbz_outer_container –> in your footer.php header.php and footer.php should … Read more
You can call the function in any template file in your theme folder.
Lead dev of Redux here. You sure can! Just be sure to specify a different opt_name as well as a different page_slug and you’re golden. Redux was built to do just that.
As mentioned, you should never modify the code of a theme. You should always create a Child Theme that uses that theme. Info about Child Themes – start here https://developer.wordpress.org/themes/advanced-topics/child-themes/ Whenever a theme is updated by the theme author, it overwrites all of the theme code, including the changes you have made to the code. … Read more
What you want to achieve is posible but not with WordPress custom-header feature because it’s you can use multiple images in random sequence. If you mean ‘different page templates’ you can simply hard code your images links in your templates, but this is not good solution. Another solution is to write function which will check … Read more
WordPress always adds slash before quotes as the first step in processing input. You should strip those slashes before saving data into the DB. use stripslashes for strings or stripslashes_deep in case you are handling arrays.
PHP (as usual) has some nifty stuff, namely http_build_query() for putting together URL requests. However for some reason (historically) PHP4 compatibility and encoding issues currently WP maintains fork of that function internally and offers build_query() wrapper, as well as nifty higher level function for URL manipulation add_query_arg() and remove_query_arg().
If you are using some custom global theme options, I’d set them in functions.php. Then you access them from any template if you declare them global first. // functions.php <?php $aagt_fb_url=”foo”; – // template file like header.php, index.php, etc. <?php global $aagt_fb_url; echo $aagt_fb_url;
Unless Options Framework has some gnarly features that knock Hybrid out the water, I would simply… move on 😉 Taking the time to learn a new framework beats the hell out of the idea of merging & then maintaining two – I just think it’d cause more headaches in the long run than it might … Read more