So I found the issue. The twentyseventeen theme has a built-in function in functions.php that does this: Add custom image sizes attribute to enhance responsive image functionality for post thumbnails function twentyseventeen_post_thumbnail_sizes_attr( $attr, $attachment, $size ) it has an if (is_archive()) condition in there. I had to override the function with my own custom function … Read more
Use the official CLI tool: wp search-replace ‘http://localhost’ ‘https://yoursitecom’ It will automatically deserialize any post meta, options, theme mods, etc and adjust them to match the new URL. Fundamentally though, it’s bad practice to store URLs to images posts and assets in the database. Store the post ID instead, and this problem goes away
Yes, you can enqueue JS and CSS from anywhere – even other sites. However, your theme will have to have a “style.css” with at minimum the required comments for WP to recognize it as a theme that can be activated.
The 3rd argument of wp_enqueue_style means when enqueuing this stylesheet make sure it is after the list of dependencies. In your case, prior to enqueueing the child-style WordPress make sure that parent-style is enqueued first. Even though the enqueued statements are in the correct order: wp_enqueue_style(‘parent-style’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/style.css’); wp_enqueue_style(‘child-style’, get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . ‘/style.css’); There will … Read more
JSS is designed for dynamically generated HTML rendered by JS. It’s purpose is to generate unique identifiers for class names to prevent collisions in naming. If you want to have static CSS generated it’s easier to look at LESS\SASS\SCSS and build them with gulp, or with Less straight(http://lesscss.org/usage/). Here’s heavily modified example which does what … Read more
Content If you have no database copy/backup, and the site is entirely static HTML, then you’re going to have to populate it by hand. You have a lot of copy pasting to do Theme and Styling You’ll need to take a minimal theme such as underscores, and copy over the styling and HTML, plumb in … Read more
I’d use a “Search and Replace” plugin (I like “Better Search and Replace”) to search for all http://www.example.com and replace with https://www.example.com . That will fix media URLs, for instance, and other settings. It could also be that your theme is calling http resources rather than https. You could look in the Developer screen (F12 … Read more
If you are still interested to look for the reason, here is the CSS code that cause the flickering (which is a CSS related issue). In the theme’s style.css a:focus, a:hover { /* … */ animation-name: fadeIn; /* <=== this cause the flickering, just comment it out or use another CSS to override this such … Read more
You should be able to add more colors using the add_theme_support function as per the docs here add_theme_support( ‘editor-color-palette’, array( array( ‘name’ => __( ‘strong magenta’, ‘themeLangDomain’ ), ‘slug’ => ‘strong-magenta’, ‘color’ => ‘#a156b4’, ), array( ‘name’ => __( ‘light grayish magenta’, ‘themeLangDomain’ ), ‘slug’ => ‘light-grayish-magenta’, ‘color’ => ‘#d0a5db’, ), array( ‘name’ => __( … Read more
The login page doesn’t load your theme’s stylesheet. If you want to include extra CSS on your login page then you should hook login_enqueue_scripts and write out an extra <style> tag there, or include another CSS file (or even your theme’s full CSS file if you want to). You could also use login_head, and there’s … Read more