What hook is the currently active theme’s functions.php file loaded on? [duplicate]
It is included from /wp-settings.php right after the action setup_theme. Line number 423 as of WordPress 4.7
It is included from /wp-settings.php right after the action setup_theme. Line number 423 as of WordPress 4.7
It’s common for themes to add an Edit link on every post, if you are logged in and have the privilege to edit the post. It’s added via get_edit_post_link() function, which appears only when you are logged in. There’s nothing to worry about, it’s actually a good feature.
Looks like you don’t have an admin account from the looks of it. You should have the Appearance tab which will show what themes are currently installed.
This is most likely configured as a title attribute somewhere in the template files, or in a functions.php-like file. I would first find where they are configured, and try to change them from there. Otherwise, you can still use jQuery to remove the title attributes with something like this: jQuery( document ).ready(function($) { $(“header nav … Read more
Using &new in object creation is deprecated in PHP 7+ because objects are passed by be reference by default. Remove the &
Download a copy of the theme – if it’s available in the WordPress repository, grab that. If it’s a premium theme, have the client provide their credentials to download, or just have them provide the .zip file directly. Make sure that you obtain the exact version that is being used on the client’s site – … Read more
I’m not sure exactly what the selectors in Astra or elementor but, you’ll have blocks of css like: #post-423 > header > h1 { display: none; } If I wanted this specific rule to be sitewide I’d remove #post-423 > from that. If you provide us some of your custom CSS rules we could make … Read more
Welcome to WPSE. Your question will likely be flagged and closed soon (out of scope for this site) but… Knowing that WordPress is a content management system, your content would ideally be editale in the CMS itself. The short answer to your question is “in the editor – your #1 scenario”. The editor supports markup … Read more
Child themes might be your best bet.
One option would be to display screenshots of the theme in action. Many theme services allow you to view a “demo page” and see how the theme is presented – taking a screenshot of this page and passing it to your client is pretty much the same as presenting a stylized wireframe or stylistic mockup … Read more