Short answer: You may change everything as long as you keep the same license. No credit is actually required. But it is polite. I would add it in the stylesheet under the notes section with a link back to the original. Provide the original author and link to the source. Something like “Based on the … Read more
SOLVED …. The settings tab is rendered through the template members/single/plugins.php
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looks like you’d need to insert your code to the existing WordPress site. please follow this logic: create a WP install. create a custom template for your app. migrate the PHP code and see that it works. good luck!
Use get_comments() and pass the post ID as parameter: $comments = get_comments( array ( ‘post_id’ => 343 ) ); foreach ( $comments as $comment ) { // Just to give you an idea of the available data. // You will probably do something better with it. 🙂 var_export( $comment ); } Related: Bug #20572 ($post_id … Read more
I think I see what’s happening here. You need to add a ; after the time – <?php the_time(‘d/m/y’); ?> Even though I’m a bit surprised you got an output at all.
May I guide you with some useful resources to read? 1. Getting Started with WordPress 2. Child Themes 3. Templates
I finally managed to work it out myself, after reading a similar question over at the Stackoverflow Site: div.themedetaildiv > p:nth-child(n+3) { display:none; } Which means: we go to the theme details and hide all paragraphs after the second one. The first one being the version number of the theme (Version: 1.4.2). Hope it helps … Read more
It’s impossible, because after deactivation your theme isn’t even loaded! It’s possible, but hacky. Essentially, we unset the action param, load in the themes admin page & then exit before the redirect-on-success occurs. add_action( ‘switch_theme’, ‘wpse_60972_theme_deactivate_message’ ); function wpse_60972_theme_deactivate_message() { $msg = ‘ <div class=”error”> <p>Your theme has been DEACTIVATED</p> </div>’; add_action( ‘admin_notices’, create_function( ”, … Read more
You could try to run poedit on the plugin to see if there are untranslated strings, but it seems related to the use of child-theme template file. Maybe a quick fix could be to copy the lang files into your child theme folder too and see if it works (you will probably need to change … Read more