Premium theme – hardcoded url?
Premium theme – hardcoded url?
Premium theme – hardcoded url?
There are several ways to do that depending on the type of the content which will be in the page, but the most straight forward is to creat a new page template that will generate the content/visual in the required way, then create a page and assign the template to it. The page then will … Read more
The same WordPress install can only use one Theme at any one time. In order to have one Theme on {root} and a different Theme on {root}/blog, you would have to have either: Separate WordPress installs at {root} and {root}/blog A WordPress Multisite Network at {root}, with a subfolder-based network and a network site at … Read more
Replacing current theme folder by previous version of the same folder produces “undefined function get_header()” error
title is not part of the current HTML5 spec for meta element names. See here. The <title> element in the document head should be enough for metadata purposes.
It is possible to add line breaks using in the “Text” view like so: https://cloudup.com/cb5PCT2sWRP One thing to be aware of is that once you add the HTML for non-breaking spaces, you must remain in the “Text” view for future edits; switching back and forth to the visual editor will remove the above code.
Try: add_filter(‘template’, ‘change_theme’); add_filter(‘option_template’, ‘change_theme’); add_filter(‘option_stylesheet’, ‘change_theme’); function change_theme($theme) { if ( wp_is_mobile() ) { $theme=”SelectThemeMobile”; } $page = get_page_by_title( ‘Title for 145’ ) if ( is_page($page->ID) and wp_is_mobile()) $theme=”SelectThemeOne”; // Replace name below with hook for missing stylesheet wp_enqueue_style( ‘registered name of missing mobile stylesheet’); } return $theme; } I believe you must iterate … Read more
try get_stylesheet_directory_uri() http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_stylesheet_directory_uri Using this has helped me with this type of issue in the past.
Try Advanced Custom Fields and simply add a WYSIWYG editor. Step 1 Et Voila! Displaying the input on the front-end <?php /* Put the attachment ID in place of 999 */ // Display the_field(‘yea’, 999); // In case you need to don’t want to display it right away get_field(‘yea’, 999); ?>
The web hosting provider should have a process available for gaining access to a control panel, FTP, etc. They will likely need your employer to prove ownership of the account somehow. From this access, you will have all that you need to duplicate the site and install a development version before beginning your edits.