If you’re using body_class and post_class correctly, you should have CSS classes you can match against that take the form postid-0001 etc Next you need the CSS to change the h1 colour Find the ID of your membership page, and use the CSS class in your CSS selector so it only matches on that page. … Read more
You can use your browsers Inspector via it’s Developer Tools to hover-and-reveal the class andor id name(s) of all html elements on a webpage. Here’s some links to popular browsers and how to get started with the tool https://developer.chrome.com/devtools https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Tools/Page_Inspector https://developer.apple.com/library/content/documentation/NetworkingInternetWeb/Conceptual/Web_Inspector_Tutorial/EnableWebInspector/EnableWebInspector.html For your site, I believe css of #site-navigation { background: black !important; } will … Read more
The values parsed out of internal rewrites don’t end up in GET, you have to use get_query_var(‘search_location’) instead. If you have code that you can’t edit that relies on GET, you can try to set them manually- function wpd_foo_get_param() { if( false !== get_query_var( ‘search_location’ ) ){ $_GET[‘search_location’] = get_query_var( ‘search_location’ ); } } add_action( … Read more
It’s the .MO file compiled saving the .PO file which is used by WordPress. Without .MO no traduction will be available. You can use another plugin to translate your theme : Loco for example ; or a Windows software : Poedit, which will create a .MO file when you’ll save your .PO file with your … Read more
Since this is a theme-specific question it would be better to ask the theme’s author/support team directly. As you can see from header.php your theme uses template parts. The header-main.php file is the most likely one to contain the logo since its name implies it would be used sitewide. You are most likely looking for … Read more
It’s quite well explained here: https://developer.wordpress.org/themes/functionality/internationalization/ Basically ensure that all plain text uses the get_text functions with a text domain for your theme: https://developer.wordpress.org/themes/functionality/internationalization/#basic-functions Add code to ‘Load’ any translations https://developer.wordpress.org/themes/functionality/internationalization/#loading-translations. Once you have done that, IF translations exist they will be used. THEN to get the translations. This is also useful https://codex.wordpress.org/I18n_for_WordPress_Developers There are … Read more
You may have an issue with parent/child theme overwriting like Jacob Peattie said in the comments. Another possibility is that your hosting provider is changing something during that restore process. Check your wp-config.php settings to make sure they haven’t changed, and check your Settings > General tab in wp-admin to make sure your domain hasn’t … Read more
First off, register_sidebar() is used to add a widget area, an area where you can add widgets to. And in short, esc_html__() retrieves and escapes the translation of a text, whereas those %1$s and %2$s are placeholders which will be replaced with the widget ID and class name, respectively. More details on esc_html__() esc_html__() does … Read more
Previews aren’t always 100% accurate, so you could actually activate the new theme and test from there. If that’s not an option, it’s safer to copy your current site to a staging server and test it out there. Most likely some of the paths in the stylesheet are pointing to the wrong folder. If you … Read more
The first block of code, from your question, is all you need. ‘jquery’ is specified in wp_register_script function call as dependency. When you enqueue your ‘custom_script’, ‘jquery’ will be enqueued also.