I have checked your code and site. Just replace “button” with “a href” in your code for “Read More” and it will work. Try below code – <a class=”btn btn-primary” href=”https://project11-cannelflow1.c9users.io/2017/01/17/hello-world/”>Read More</a>
From the two screens you posted, the installed and the activated themes are different. It seems you are showing SKT Strong theme (activated) and Enlightenment theme(not activated). Which one is supposed to show?
The way we did it was by setting up separate WordPress setups on subdomains: theme1.ourcompany.org theme2.ourcompany.org theme3.ourcompany.org We used a server script cooked up by the IT Administrator to route users at random to either one of the subdomains. The difference in domain names made for a clear distinction between datasets when we compiled the … Read more
How do I embed styling that will affect this template only? The trick is to hook into template_include. This allows us to see which template is being applied to a page. Suppose we have a template with a basename of ‘full-width.php’. Inside our template_include callback, we can conditionally enqueue a CSS style only when the … Read more
Random 404 error on WP
Okay, so after a bit more searching, I came through a simple fix for my problem: Clear cache and Refresh page I still don’t get why it behaves this way. If anyone knows, please comment on this reply. Thanks
The site is not loading at the moment and returning a 504 Gateway Time-out error. Regarding the parallax-slider.less (or parallax-slider.css) file, it is most likely added by a plugin to the page. Even though you do not have the plugin content (in this case, a slider) on the page, some files from this plugin may … Read more
I completely remade the childtheme. I think I had some conflicting code somewhere. I want to thank @WebElaine a thousand times for your time and help. I think the moral of the story is: Think.
WordPress redwaves-lite theme Comments Quote remove [closed]
If all versions of the theme are uploaded to WordPress wouldn’t Live Preview in Appearance –> Themes be an option? Of course it will require anyone who needs to review the themes to login to WordPress but if needed there are user management plugins that could temporarily be used to limit their access.