Using AJAX to Update WordPress Theme
Using AJAX to Update WordPress Theme
Using AJAX to Update WordPress Theme
Setting colors in theme.json changes default font size and family in backend
In case you wanted to try – here is the code snippet to add to wp-config.php define(‘WP_DEFAULT_THEME’, ‘theme-folder-name’); define(‘CORE_UPGRADE_SKIP_NEW_BUNDLED’, true);
Must be create a child theme otherwise when you update theme then all modification file will be remove. Here is the best tutorial for how to make a WordPress child theme https://www.elegantthemes.com/blog/resources/wordpress-child-theme-tutorial
Your question is totally misdirected and should be directed at core developers on wordpress.org. You are also totally missing the whole point of the core bundled themes. The main purpose of bundled themes are to showcase new developments in core and what the core developers find interesting. They are not there to please the masses … Read more
I loaded your test site and immediately noticed a couple of issues. Not 100% sure what exactly is causing the disappearing header, but here are some things to check: style-options.php Your main stylesheet is using @import url(“functions/stylesheets/style-options.php”); to import a stylesheet. My guess is that it’s trying to import some dynamically-generated css. Unfortunately, this is … Read more
Have you tried looking in the Customiser? Located here Appearance > Customise > Logo > Select Image (Select your Companies Logo) Best of luck 🙂
Do you understand the bootstrap framework at all? Your theme has implemented a column width that is smaller than you would probably like. Your content area is wrapped in an offset column that is 50% of the container width. <div class=”col-lg-6 col-lg-offset-3″> <!– content –> </div> If you want to increase the width of your … Read more
You got some things mixed up here – let me try to point you in the right direction. Terminology In WordPress, a theme is a set of files and functions that provide the frontend look for your Website. Most themes also include some specific functionality, but the main goal of a theme is to style … Read more
You don’t. But there are 3 ways you can if you wanted to, they can all be circumvented because of open source, thankfully. Parse source or something Crawl the web and parse the source or an url for a custom comment/id/whatever. Chance of failure: Really High – unless you’re Google Create an API Call home … Read more