There is not a way to do this without modifying the core. You should see .php files that are in subdirectories, but you won’t see anything above the root theme directory for .css files, and you won’t see any JavaScript files. If you take a look at wp-admin/theme-editor.php, the relevant lines are… <?php $allowed_files = … Read more
I am assuming that by online and offline you mean active states of the logo. I think there are several options for you to use. The first two options can be used within your theme and then are simply changing the image file within the directory. Option One (not using WP): You can utilise a … Read more
If you want to bind the callback from the customizer panel you can use: wp.customizer.bind( ‘preview-ready’, callbackFn ); otherwise if you need to bind it from preview itself you can use: wp.customize.previewer.bind(‘ready’, callbackFn);
The featured content is part of the TwentyFourteen theme, and is not implemented as a plugin, but rather as an Appearance > Customize setting (via get_theme_mod()), which allows the use of a Grid or Slider layout, choosing posts base on the tag provided. BTW, I figured this out only after reading your post! So thanks … Read more
As of clarification via comment, you really don’t need a additional version, subdomain with the same content. What you need is to get the post content, nothing more. The styling and such should happen in your app, not by pulling it from the site. At least that’s how I feel about it. Anyhow, for this … Read more
Some time ago, I started a site that served as my professional portfolio. It was running on WordPress, so when I decided to add a blog it was really easy to just flip a switch and start writing. As time went on, though, I realized that the blog and the portfolio served totally different purposes … Read more
You can register additional directory or directories with themes by using register_theme_directory() function, that accepts filesystem path to folder. Note that this isn’t typical and even while core handles it mostly fine, third party code in themes and plugins might not.
I actually found a solution myself by following the way a reusable block is registered in this stackexchange thread: Reusable blocks are all stored in/as core/block and this block has the attribute ref which carries the post id of that block. So, you can use array( ‘core/block’, array( ‘ref’ => [your block ID], ) ), … Read more
This tutorial is pretty awesome for explaining the basics, and you end up with a nicely styled options panel at the end of it too. There are a few such tutorials around, it’s surprisingly easy to get the hang of. I’ve never tried it but you should be able to add a bit of PHP … Read more
@Scott B, I just read a post on Justin Tadlocks Blog regarding this same issue. The Solution Use the default_content filter hook and it to the themes function.php file. Example: <?php add_filter( ‘default_content’, ‘my_editor_content’ ); function my_editor_content( $content ) { $content = “This is some custom content I’m adding to the post editor because I … Read more