permissions on themes directory
permissions on themes directory
permissions on themes directory
This is just simple. First create a page and use slug for it as custom. And then rename you php file to page-custom.php and that would be it.
You could just use a RewriteRule to your .htaccess above the regular permalink rewrite rules: RewriteRule ^ajax$ /wp-admin/admin-ajax.php [L] Now send your AJAX requests to example.com/ajax, and never miss core changes to that file after upgrades.
This is typically a file ownership problem — in a normal install, WordPress runs as the webserver user (www-data in the default Ubuntu install of apache). When you create files or copy them into your web directory, they’re owned by your normal user account. sudo chown -R www-data your-theme-directory should take care of it.
Yes, you can do this with Child Themes. A child theme is a WordPress theme that is based on another theme. The child theme points to the parent theme, and inherits styles, functions, and templates from the parent theme. However, in the child theme you can override any style rules and templates that you want … Read more
Does WordPress provide themes_api function?
Line #45 of loop-single-reply.php (Source) <?php bbp_reply_author_link( array( ‘sep’ => ‘<br />’, ‘show_role’ => true ) ); ?> See Also: http://codex.bbpress.org/bbp_reply_author_link/ http://codex.bbpress.org/bbp_topic_author_link/
To change values inside the content can you search/replace in the database, but it is hard to update all values, if the values are different. For a search/replace can you use a plugin or helper. The helper is very good for all ToDos in Search/Replace context. The plugin is useful for search/replace in different tables.
In order to work on WordPress code, you must have a working server with PHP properly configured, and you must install WordPress on that server. You cannot simply open the files the way you can vanilla HTML files. That won’t work. The PHP will not execute, for one, and there will be no database for … Read more
That is a plugin, not theme. It should be installed and managed as such through Plugins menu or putting it into appropriate plugins folder.