I’m giving possible cases from the top of my head: Case 1: May be it’s related to realpath() function. realpath() acts differently in different OS. Also, it returns false if the web server user doesn’t have executable permission on the corresponding directory. There are some other problems too, so better try this: // change it … Read more
Depending on the theme this could happen. It’s not great coding, however I have seen that happen. Did you restore to the exact theme though or did you make changes (even a name change will cause reverting to defaults)? It may be as easy as once you go activate the original theme, go into it’s … Read more
You can use is_singular() instead. According to Codex, you can use this function the following way: is_singular($post_type); Then you can print your desired code into footer the following way: function my_footer_code() { if ( is_singular(‘my-post-type’) ){ //Your code here } } add_action(‘wp_footer’,’my_footer_code’);
Every solution to changing a theme on every click of Home button will result in many activation and deactivation requests. Some settings might get messed up for example widgets in the sidebars and menus etc on different theme activation. Also, it will require a proper setup in coding making current pages conditions in both themes. … Read more
It is definitely bad practice to try to move themes (or uploads or plugins) outside of the wp-content folder. WP’s structure ensures that WP can find all the necessary resources. Anytime you move things outside of its structure, odd quirks and broken bits tend to appear. So, stick with /wp-content/themes/your-theme-slug/ and make things more dynamic. … Read more
Official repositories will omit themes and plugins that hadn’t been updated in two years from search and APIs. If you can find theme on repository site this is shown by following warning: This theme hasn’t been updated in over 2 years. It may no longer be maintained or supported and may have compatibility issues when … Read more
First check your blog Settings > General settings. You need to decide what you primary site url will be, www.tinit.com.co or tinit.com.co. Make sure your WordPress Address and Site Address are set accordingly to the correct values. The fact you encounter this problem means your web server setup allows requests to both www.tinit.com.co and tinit.com.co … Read more
The theme will likely only load a set of specific fonts, or will have options in the back-end to add extra fonts. Your problem is that Cinzel is not being loaded, if you insert the code below (preferably in to the <head>) you should find you can then utilise the font. <link href=”https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Cinzel:400,700″ rel=”stylesheet”>
The widget errors are the only ‘real’ errors. The header related errors are just caused by the error notices being output before the HTTP headers (including the one output in misc). Fixing that error would solve the others. The problem with the widgets is that they are written with out of date PHP (it doesn’t … Read more
The rule of thumb is that the more complex your theme is, the harder it will be to replace it with another. Themes should be only about styling your content, nothing more, and everything relating to content itself should be handled in plugins. Unfortunately, most people think that all themes should come with everything and … Read more