Change wordpress theme name (not child theme)
As long as you’re not redistributing your theme, you can name it whatever you want. If you ARE redistributing, you have to abide by the EULA licensing terms of the theme.
As long as you’re not redistributing your theme, you can name it whatever you want. If you ARE redistributing, you have to abide by the EULA licensing terms of the theme.
For some reason, I think the image does not take all available space that it has, you can add a width: 100%; on the .post-thumbnail img. It solves the issue here. Edit: You can see, by looking at the chrome dev tools (or firefox/IE) that the container does not have the save width as it … Read more
<?php $the_query = new WP_Query( ‘cat=-7,-3′ ); ?> is the cause of your problems, WordPress has taken care of the pagination, then you’ve thrown it away and not told your new query anything about the page you’re currently on, so it defaults to the first. It’s equivalent to asking someone for a cup of tea, … Read more
Use get_stylesheet_directory_uri or get_template_directory_uri to return the URI of the theme directory. The former will return the child theme directory, in the event a child theme is being used. The latter will always be the main or parent theme in the case where a child theme is active. Also, note that “path” typically refers to … Read more
How to Solve the WordPress Cron Job Site Slow down Problem?
If you mean you want a widget to control content dynamically from the admin panel, then you can use the Advanced Custom Fields plugin by Elliot Condon to create custom dynamic content and retrieve it every place all over the website. After installing the plugin, simply create fields in the plugin page and get the … Read more
This might be a problem with slow connection which causes PHP to time out, you can try again later. The alternative is to download the theme zip file to your computer and upload it from there into the site.
Do you talk about WordPress.com or independent installation of WordPress.org on your server? These are two different things and your question confused because you mentioned that you have your own hosting also. For WordPress.com, contact their support. They should help you with this if you configured your domain there. If you installed WordPress.org independently on … Read more
Enqueue the files like they should be enqueued and HTTP(S) won’t be a problem. You can enqueue files properly witht he following example code /** * Enqueue scripts * * @param string $handle Script name * @param string $src Script url * @param array $deps (optional) Array of script names on which this script depends … Read more
After further investigations of my own, I determined that the problem was that for whatever reason, both stylesheets were being called at once, rather than independently as they were meant to, and the conflicting instructions caused rendering errors. Rather than referencing the stylesheets in the HTML as above, I rewrote the CSS to incorporate the … Read more