Yes, you can. In many ways. One way is to have custom templates based on tag or category slug. So, you just tag your posts appropriately and then WordPress will automatically select appropriate template. If the template difference are miniscule, you can use php includes or wordpress includes to keep common content in other files. … Read more
You are trying to display multiple menu items, or multiple menus? Each theme supports a certain number of menus. Your’s may only support one menu, that is the menu position. You create a menu to go there. From withing the menu creator interface you put all the items you want to appear on your menu. … Read more
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Anything updated since late 2010 or so should be pretty reliable. The Guidelines have been pretty much stable since fall 2010 or so. As for existing Themes in the repository: I think most of the Theme Review Team would like to see some policy implemented in which obsolete Themes could be suspended; however, that decision … Read more
Elaborating on Rachel Baker’s answer: Copy the index.php file and name it something like popular.php. At the very top, paste the following: <?php /* Template Name: Posts by Popular */ ?> Now, go in to the WordPress admin and create a new page, called something like “By Popular”. On the right-hand side, select the “Posts … Read more
Stupid mistake, I commented this out by mistake in wp-includes/widgets.php line 323: function register($widget_class) { // $this->widgets[$widget_class] = & new $widget_class(); }
Not sure what the problem, but I moved the site to a new web host and all is well. It’s resolved, but I really wish I knew what caused the weirdness to begin with, in case I run into it again. Thanks for your help, kaiser.
I think you have problem in font files path. Just check this link. Please fix your font path. You can check this page for reference. Read the comment section of this page. Thanks
Due to project constraints i ended up just creating custom themes for both. If i was to approach this now i would probably manage it by creating a git repository and maintaining multiple git submodules
Theme Options should use the edit_theme_options permission, not the manage_options permission. The former is the permission intended for editing Theme options; the latter is the permission intended for editing site options.