Updated plugin version available at GitHub. I first saw your Question at [wp-hackers] list, and, after implementing the solution, was about to publish a Q&A for that. Well, it’s already here, and has a bounty put on it 🙂 As Daniel Bachhuber points out in the thread: WordPress.com puts themes inside of subdirectories /wp-content/themes/public /wp-content/themes/premium … Read more
You need to be specific when defining your CSS styles so that a theme will not overwrite your intended style. When outputting your markup, perhaps you should even consider wrapping your div element within another div element and assuming this is the only markup on the page, you can specify them both with an #ID … Read more
just setup another wordpress site for demo of your theme will be ok.
Lost in creating multiple meta boxes
This is a working for me: //Sets HTML as default editor add_filter(‘wp_default_editor’, create_function(”, ‘return “html”;’)); When the page is loaded, it will always use text editor as default, removing extraneous buttons for tinyMCE.
In your CSS you will need to add: .js .active-nav .content-wrap, .active-sidebar .mask-right{ background-image: url(‘http://dappledthings.me/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/bg4.png’) !important; } .off-canvas-nav {background: url(‘http://dappledthings.me/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/bg4.png’)important;}
I don’t think this is possible with an action hook. You can only Delete a theme from the admin panel after it has been deactivated. Even if an action hook existed for Deleting (not Deactivating) a theme, your theme functions.php would not be running when you are able to hit the Delete link. Since this … Read more
As Sven noted in the comment, your theme doesn’t have any spacing after paragraphs. It’s actually set to no space between paragraphs on line 797 of your style.css. If you were to change that line and the one above it so the last numbers in each line were 10px and 1rem, you’d have fairly default … Read more
Turns out my trouble was caused by a stray server-side include that was returning a 404, which WordPress tried to intercept. This is not the WordPress problem you are looking for.
First, the two “includes” you gave are going to the same file, so I’m not sure what two files you’re trying to judge against. Secondly, the jquery code is ran AFTER the page is processed, so the php includes will not be available to your jquery object.