Edit the header.php file and modify the following lines (probably around line 78-82): Before <?php // Check to see if the header image has been removed $header_image = get_header_image(); if ( ! empty( $header_image ) ) : ?> After <?php // Check to see if the header image has been removed $header_image = get_header_image(); if … Read more
For custom installation you should search for the theme on wordpress.org site. The WordPress.com hosts themes that are available for use only on wordpress.com blogs and they do not provide download link there. – See @markratledge’s answer below. Here’s the link to download that theme – http://www.wpexplorer.com/fresh-clean-wordpress-theme-by-wpexplorer
Within the code, can you see any syntax like either of the following? __( ‘Hello, dear user!’, ‘my-text-domain’ ) _e( ‘Your Ad here’, ‘my-text-domain’ ) That is, strings starting with __ (double underscores) or _e. If so, where the above says my-text-domain, you should find the name of your text domain.
This should be located in the entry-meta.php file of the parent theme (kuorinka). Here is the code: <?php if ( ‘post’ == get_post_type() ) : ?> <div class=”entry-meta”> <!– Date & Author name–> <?php kuorinka_posted_on(); ?> <!– Comments count –> <?php if ( ! post_password_required() && ( comments_open() || ‘0’ != get_comments_number() ) ) : … Read more
Are you sure you theme is active? If you see your style.css code it should not have only the CSS code but also the Theme defination at header of your style.css. Please make sure if your theme is active. The above code for loading CSS file looks good and should work if your theme is … Read more
Not with get_header(), no. As you can see in the source of get_header() the argument is simply appended to the filename and searched for in the root theme directory: $name = (string) $name; if ( ” !== $name ) { $templates[] = “header-{$name}.php”; } $templates[] = ‘header.php’; locate_template( $templates, true ); And as far as … Read more
The key part from the error is: The theme is missing the style.css stylesheet. WordPress docs on Main Stylesheet says: In order for WordPress to recognize the set of theme template files as a valid theme, the style.css file needs to be located in the root directory of your theme, not a subdirectory. I would … Read more
I know I can do a bunch of if statements and just make sure I cover every scenario, but that seems messy, surely there’s a cleaner and more future proof option? Nope! It is a bit messy. Unfortunately there’s no single function for outputting a title for all page types. There’s essentially 4 ‘types’ of … Read more
It depends on the theme itself. A theme may store some data in the database. For example, a theme may have an option called “Social Accounts” section in settings page and a field “Facebook Page URL” in it. If you fill the field and save settings, it will store this value to database. But, as … Read more
It turns out that the ThemeWoot Emulate theme registers and enqueues a common.css file with the key of common in it’s themewoot.php (which is being included in functions.php). This key is apparently conflicting with a wp-admin script being registered with the same common key, and so, instead of including Emulate’s common.css, it’s enqueuing and injecting … Read more