It’s a PHP error, not an Apache error. What’s happening is that get_the_terms() returns an array of terms, or false if there are no terms or the post doesn’t exist. You can fix this like this: $thiscategory = get_the_terms( $post->ID, $taxonomy_name ); if ( is_array( $thiscategory ) ) { // Only runs if $thiscategory is … Read more
It’s actually not the image that is transparent. There is an overlay box on top of the image (and THAT is transparent). 🙂 There are several ways to fix it. The clean way To find the overlay in the backend and see if you can disable it. Or perhaps make it 100% transparent (opacity: 0). … Read more
Custom CSS doesn’t work in edit mode
Error defining a gutenberg block in a theme
Get name of current page template in Gutenberg era
The child functions.php file loads before the parent functions.php, so you’re registering them after enqueueing them. Try enqueueing the scripts on a hook, like ‘after_setup_theme’ instead.
Looking at the header, it seems you can either create your own WordPress menu for the secondary-menu, or a “woo_custom_navigation” menu. If any of these are set (and maybe they can even be empty), the category list will not be displayed. You could also create a child theme, with only the header.php file. This would … Read more
This error comes from the library that manages ZIP formatted archives: http://www.phpconcept.net/pclzip/user-guide/19?showall=1 After a quick web search, two solutions came up: 1) Which version of WordPress are you using? For version 2.8 this seems to be a known and fixed issue. Hence, an update of WordPress could help. 2) You perhaps have to increase your … Read more
The color is being saved in a cookie set via javascript. This is more of a JavaScript question. How to change the background color with a color picker: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4146621/changing-colors-with-jquery-with-a-color-picker How to use jQuery to manage cookies: http://www.ilovecolors.com.ar/using-cookies-jquery/
Loop over your array of options and generate a set of defaults from that.. Let’s imagine your array looks something like this.. (but obviously bigger).. $your_options = array( array( ‘name’ => ‘option-one’, ‘desc’ => ‘Option one description’, ‘type’ => ‘text’, ‘std’ => ‘default_value’ ), ..and so on.. for each option.. ); First check if you … Read more