WordPress can’t see symlinked theme in Ubuntu
WordPress can’t see symlinked theme in Ubuntu
WordPress can’t see symlinked theme in Ubuntu
As long as you don’t delete your theme by ftp, but use the regular way of switching to another theme in the admin, there is a hook to use, switch_theme. It works like this: add_action(‘switch_theme’, ‘mytheme_setup_options’); function mytheme_setup_options () { delete_option(‘mytheme_option1’); delete_option(‘mytheme_option2′); } There’s a sister hook called after_switch_theme, which you could use, for instance, … Read more
It is a bug the get_template_directory(); should not return a string that looks like that, try making another installation of WordPress, and echo the get_template_directory(); and see if the output is the same, if it is not then there is something wrong with the first installation.
Here is two method for downloaded theme. Then login as admin and navigate Dashboard >> Appearance >> Themes. Then click on Add new button then click on Upload theme button and browse download theme zip file like theme.zip. and click on install button. After installing theme click on activate theme button. Note : Your wordpress … Read more
Log in to your server via SSH, upload the zip file to the /var/www/html/wordpress/wp-content/theme/ directory, then extract it. If you have a control panel, upload and extract the theme using the control panel file manager. Once finished, go to WordPress administration back-end and activate the theme. If you have SSH access to your server, check … Read more
wordpress themes demo file importing problem? [closed]
I have a similar workflow. I use GitHub Updater to manage all of my 1st party plugins and themes. The versioning, which is specified in the GHU documentation, is Semantic Versioning. x.x.x, 1.0.4, or whatever. There’s a philosophy behind SemVar and I follow that. I install the GitHub Updater and then install all my 1st … Read more
how to remove the unwanted banner in wordpress static page [closed]
That would be a task for oomphinc/composer-installers-extender. With that you can specify the directory where a package should be installed to. And it’s case-sensitive. Composer otherwise is case-insensitive. { “extra”: { “installer-paths”: { “my/themes/Divi/”: [“satispress/divi”], } } }
The short answer? Theme options page + secondary, conditionally-loaded CSS files = Joy in Mudville.