How Can I Disable WordPress Theme Self-Update?
How Can I Disable WordPress Theme Self-Update?
How Can I Disable WordPress Theme Self-Update?
In short: Not easily. First – just to say it: with child themes you can hook into functions, filter values, change templates or even exchange javascript files. This is usually enough. Edit based on the comments: If the theme is coded with best practices and checks for child theme directory you may just copy the … Read more
It wasn’t displaying before for some reason, but we did find that this exists in the original file. We went in and deleted it and it disappeared….the real mystery is why it suddenly started appearing in the first place. It’s related to the char-set. In any case, answer is solved, somewhat.
This is more of a CSS related issue than a WordPress one, but it looks like you have a media query which hides the mk-section-video class when the window width is between 1024px and 320px. Here is the CSS you’ll need to remove inside your Jupiter theme stylesheet in order to keep the video displayed … Read more
The problem is that your theme still load the main style.css sheet, because it is called by wp_head(). See the documentation here So, in order to not load your theme main stylesheet, you have to add to your functions.php file : add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘yolo_my_custom_template’ ); function yolo_my_custom_template(){ if ( is_page_template( ‘name_of_your_page_template.php’ ) ) : wp_deregister_script(‘twentynineteen-style’); … Read more
WordPress margin issues
WP Snippet to Hide Theme Editor In Dashboard Only Works On LocalHost Site
It is a menu. Try to find it in the “edit menu” tab or in the “edit widgets” tab in the WP backend. Regards Tom
No. You need to specify each stylesheet that you want your theme to enqueue. Doing it automatically would almost certainly cause issues, since the order that CSS is loaded is very important to how styles are applied. If the correct loading order for your theme’s stylesheets just happened to be alphabetical order that might not … Read more
the apache server didn’t have rights to access the folders it seems. i made it owner over the wordpress folder by issueing following command: sudo chown -R www-data:www-data /var/www/html/wordpress and now it works.