On your theme folder, open the index.php (or, home.php, or, front-page.php), and find, if there is a function named: the_content() Just change it to: the_excerpt() P.S.: If you can’t find the_content() in the mentioned file, try searching content.php, and in this case, change it with caution. Because in theme TwentyTwelve, it’s used with conditional tags … Read more
So which credentials does it need? If you are able to see the download form, then presumably your WordPress user credentials are OK. So, you need (s)FTP credentials. Either you got the username/password wrong or there is something site specific getting in the way, maybe at the server level.
If you’re simply using one language on your site: Find the utility.php file in your themes folder with location lib/functions/utility.php Next find the lines 227 and 231 and change the __( ‘Previous Post’, ‘contango’ ) and __( ‘Next Post’, ‘contango’ ) to your desired values. For example: previous_post_link( ‘%link’, __( ‘vorige post’, ‘contango’ ) . … Read more
Download the latest version of WordPress; Copy your theme into wp-content/themes/ folder; Add define( ‘WP_DEFAULT_THEME’, ‘yourthemename’ ); at the beginning of wp-config-sample.php file; Archive all files; Install it on your servers.
Assuming you refer to the WP main editor, you can get the TinyMCE instance with var mainEditor = tinyMCE.getInstanceById(‘content’); then clear the current content with: mainEditor.setContent(”); and add your new content mainEditor.setContent(‘we are the borg lower your shields and surrender your ships’); If the new content doesn’t get saved, call tinyMCE.triggerSave(); additionally.
The idea of the pointer is to update the user meta when the pointer is closed. This is what will prevent the pointer from displaying on every page load. Once the user clicks “Close”.. that user meta pointer key is updated. So, add a post method to your close function: close: function() { // Once … Read more
It is pretty hard to tell since you didnt give a lot of information, but First, make sure both sites connect to the same database. Then add those lines in the wp-config.php of each sites to make sure your sites are going to get the right value of wp_home and wp_siteurl depending on which server … Read more
I am not familiar with the theme, but assuming the title’s class is title put this into your css file: .title { display: none; }. If it is an id put this in there #title { display: none; }. And if it is an html element like h1 use this h1 { display: none; }.
Found the solution… the problem was due to placement of the conditional statement in the wp-config.php file. It needed to be inserted before the require_once(ABSPATH . ‘wp-settings.php’); line near the bottom of the default config file, otherwise the constants are already defined and cannot be redefined. So final section of the wp-config.php file now looks … Read more
The page template you are looking to overwrite is the page.php file. If you replace the code in that file with the code from your template (or delete it and rename your file to page.php), your problem should be taken care of.