theme-twenty-eleven

If you are using the twentyeleven theme which it looks like you are, there is a function called twentyeleven_posted_on(), on line 24 within your content.php file. If you want to move the posted on below then move this piece of code -> <?php if ( ‘post’ == get_post_type() ) : ?> <div class=”entry-meta”> <?php twentyeleven_posted_on(); … Read more

Without wanting to be rude: You should start by reading some tutorials on PHP. This is (most probably) what you want to do in your question: <?php if (‘bags’ == get_post_type()) the_post_thumbnail(); elseif (‘books’ == get_post_type()) { the_content(‘editor’); the_post_thumbnail(); } ?> Is this working (as you want it to)?

the header image is picked at random; see this line in /wp-includes/theme.php line 1476: $random_image = array_rand( $headers ); out of interest: why are you asking, and what difference would it make?

They are in the /images/headers/ directory. Here they are in SVN. Edit Full path: /wp-content/themes/twentyeleven/images/headers/

Looking at your site, the double scrollbars are caused by two things: The iframe The CSS declarations applied to a <div> Your iframe has the scrolling=”auto” property set. Change this to scrolling=”no” to turn off the scroll bar. Also, your containing lightbox div (<div id=”LT_LB”>) has its overflow property set to “auto.” Set this to … Read more

Just replace the default header image, under images/headers/path.jpg in your theme folder.

I don’t believe there is an add_filter() call anywhere. If you want to override the option defaults, you can call your own add_filter() to do so, either in a Plugin or in a Child Theme. EDIT An apply_filters() call is nothing more than a filter hook definition: basically, it is defining the data to which … Read more

Found the answer elsewhere: //Remove all Twenty Eleven Sidebars add_action( ‘after_setup_theme’,’remove_twentyeleven_all_widgets’, 100 ); function remove_twentyeleven_all_widgets() { remove_filter( ‘widgets_init’, ‘twentyeleven_widgets_init’ ); }