Ok, now that you know your final goal I can try to answer : first , A little background for other people who will read this and might wonder why this question exists (because it can help also in other cases ) the function get_page_by_title() does exactly what the name say . But qTarnslate , … Read more
You have incomplete code. You register your Theme’s textdomain, but don’t actually tell WordPress to load your translation files. To this: load_theme_textdomain(‘INTERluminaires’, get_template_directory() . ‘/languages’); Add this: $locale = get_locale(); $locale_file = get_template_directory() . “/languages/$locale.php”; if ( is_readable( $locale_file ) ) { require_once( $locale_file ); } Or, altogether (and wrapped properly in a callback): <?php … Read more
There are several issues with your code. Let’s start at the beginning… Adding hooks All your hooks will be added at the backend. Even those which are outside the if((is_admin)) branch. Add your hooks explicitly where they should work: if (is_admin()){ // do this on backend (admin side) /* load plugin functions */ add_action(‘add_meta_boxes’, ‘myplugin_add_meta_box’); … Read more
Just wrap you code up in a conditional: if ( $GLOBALS[‘is_iphone’] ) { // do funky stuff for mini screens } global $is_iphone; will trigger TRUE for all mobile devices incl. tablets. Edit for WP 3.4+ Now there’s wp_is_mobile() to make checks for User-Agent. It’s basically a wrapper for $is_iphone and does the same.
If you don’t mind getting your hands dirty with code you could combine both themes into the same folder. IE: wp-content/themes/yourtheme/secondtheme Then add the code in the header.php for your primary theme to check if its a mobile site and send the user to wp-content/themes/yourtheme/secondtheme/index.php Probably a pretty big nightmare. The proper way of doing … Read more
Or you can use another way, may be bit long but will give you full control how you want to drive your site/template. Make responsive CSS. Call desktop styles in tablet view/resolution with media queries and for the smaller device, set styles as you want. This will give you control in a way that you … Read more
WordPress.com has now made the theme downloadable via a ZIP file from the theme’s page at: http://theme.wordpress.com/themes/confit/ After installing the theme from within your dashboard, it will then show a message asking if you also want to install their “WordPress.com Theme Updates” plugin.
The default theme directory is registered like this in wp-settings.php // Register the default theme directory root register_theme_directory( get_theme_root() ); where function get_theme_root( $stylesheet_or_template = false ) { global $wp_theme_directories; if ( $stylesheet_or_template && $theme_root = get_raw_theme_root( $stylesheet_or_template ) ) { // Always prepend WP_CONTENT_DIR unless the root currently registered as a theme directory. // … Read more
Please use short path file url rather then absolute path. So code is like: @font-face{ /* for IE */ font-family:FontFamily; src:url(Font.eot); } @font-face { /* for non-IE */ font-family:FontFamily; src:url(http://) format(“No-IE-404”),url(Font.ttf) format(“truetype”); } Make sure that readable web has released it’s first @font-face related software utility for creating natively compressed EOT files quickly and easily. … Read more
Use the developer tools in your browser (i.e inspector in Chrome or firebug in Firefox) to see where the padding is coming from. Either the padding is applied to something other than the body, or the padding is applied to the body but is still overriding your CSS. For example: body.class { padding: 20px; } … Read more