separate home page into separate pages
..are they using the latest version of WordPress? If not, upgrade. Also, see if the problem continues after switching to the default “Twenty Eleven” WordPress theme.
..are they using the latest version of WordPress? If not, upgrade. Also, see if the problem continues after switching to the default “Twenty Eleven” WordPress theme.
Solution I used the wordpress-theme-showcaseplugin to show a list of themes in the home page, and to can easily browse the theme that is currently preview I changed the way wordpress handle the permalinks. In the wp-includes/link-template.php file in get_permalink function added this code if(isset($_GET[‘preview_theme’])){ $permalink = home_url(‘?preview_theme=”.$_GET[“preview_theme’] .’&p=’ . $post->ID); }else{ $permalink = home_url(‘?p=’ … Read more
One can do that by copying imagebrowser.php from /wp-content/plugins/nextgen-gallery/view/ to yourthemedirectory/nggallery.php If you want to customise other templates, you can do the same too. Some more information can also be found here.
If PHP is your worry… … I quickly felt distressed from the fact that it seemed to me I needed to move around a lot of things with PhP or to play with it so to be able to make the possible changes I need. … you are going to have trouble with either a … Read more
You should also consider installing the Theme Check Plug-in The theme has several issues, some of them aren’t crucial errors but the list is filled with too many deprecated functions to use the theme (In my opinion). I installed the theme w/out the plugin’s it recommends, which is probably the actual source of you specific … Read more
What I’m trying to do is make a separate page on the site that lists all posts (not sorted by tag/category/year) in a single, easily-accessible portion of the site by just going to /archive (e.g. www.example.com/archive) The correct approach is, indeed, to create a custom page template, so that the user can create a static … Read more
Diagnosing a connection reset problem
You can use the plugin Debug Objects, this have a option to get outside the templates, folder, file etc. and much more. Makes easier to debug a installed site.
Filter the_content, and add the result of get_the_tag_list(): add_filter( ‘the_content’, function( $content ) { if ( is_single() ) $content .= get_the_tag_list( ‘<p>Tags: ‘, ‘, ‘, ‘</p>’ ); return $content; }); The other option is to create a child theme and add the_tags() where you need it in a template.
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