The images are produced by simply displaying the content of the pages you created for each, box. Go to each of theses pages, click the image. On the top-left corner of the image two icons should appear. Click the edit icon (the leftmost icon). A dialog window will pop-up, which will allow you to edit … Read more
Probably the easiest way to do it is to set the doctype, etc and then use the w3c xhtml validator and just go through one by one and pick off the errors…but that will take A LOT of time, I strongly recommend you leave it as is.
Template pages can only be found in the main directory of a theme. If you want to add template pages NOT found in the theme’s main directory, you will need to use this method and you will need to use it for each template.
You can add the WP_HOME and WP_SITEURL constants in your wp-config.php file to manually override the database options. Scenario one: You want to surface WordPress from your blog folder. define(‘WP_HOME’,’http://example.com/blog’); define(‘WP_SITEURL’,’http://example.com/blog’); Scenario Two: You’ve moved WordPress to another folder, but want it to surface at your root. define(‘WP_HOME’,’http://example.com’); define(‘WP_SITEURL’,’http://example.com/blog’); You will need to make sure … Read more
The beautiful thing of WordPress (In my opinion) is that you can make almost any website and only have to make a theme and or plugin(s). You can change a theme, delete things, extend etc. Or you can make a child theme, leaving the original theme intact and overwriting default behavior in a different place. … Read more
try add trailingslash for paged add_filter(‘user_trailingslashit’, ‘wpse_paged_trailingslash’,10,2); function wpse_paged_trailingslash($url,$type){ if ($type === ‘paged’) { if (substr(get_option(‘permalink_structure’), -1) !=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/”) return trailingslashit($url); } else { return $url; } }
I managed to solve my problem by reading the instructions much more carefully, that comes with the theme. FYI, my issue is clearly stated in the instructions under the heading of “Porfolio”. All good now.
Usually the first step is to make sure there is no problem by changing the theme to Twenty Eleven and running the ‘same steps’ to recreate the problem. Some themes may not be ready for WordPress 3.4.1 as it introduced a lot of theme related changes. So see if there is anything on the WordPress.org … Read more
Steps: Install and activate your Theme on the new server (Optional) Export/Import Theme options, either via the Theme itself (if the Theme provides options export/import), or by copying the Theme’s entry, and the {themename}_theme_mods entry, in the wp_options DB table, and then importing to the new server. Doing this manually will require direct SQL access, … Read more
You’re using WP Super Cache; reset the cache for the problem page(s) and it should display the new design. The reason it looks different when you’re logged in is because the static pages are served to Users who are not logged in. Users who have not left a comment on your blog. Or users who … Read more