I don’t see anything wrong with that. Generally speaking, designers and developers work together and it appears that on ThemeForest there are teams of people working to deliver these themes. There isn’t really anything wrong with hiring or using a design consultant to design the theme if you are confident you can develop it to … Read more
Welcome … this forum is more suited for WordPress selfhosted not WordPress.com sites. However … reading the WordPress.com theme documents it says The Showcase page template offers a featured slider for sticky posts. If you’d like a post to appear in the slider, mark it as sticky and assign it a featured image that’s at … Read more
If you are only using “a feature” of one theme, you may be better off taking your “standard” theme (the one you’d like to use throughout) and then taking the functionality from the “one-off” theme and adding it onto the former. This goes in-part with the fundamental idea of not adding such functionality to a … Read more
Use the :nth-child() pseudo-class: li:nth-child(odd){ background-color: white; } li:nth-child(even){ background-color: green; }
I not 100% clear what your question is so hopefully this can point you in the right direction for conditional widgets. I will give you 3 options. 1. is_active_widget checks if widgets are active based in the widget ID. http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/is_active_widget 2. Using is_active_sidebar and creating more sidebars usually gives you better control over widget output. … Read more
Don’t rely on the options ever getting saved. Better is for the Theme to function normally, whether or not the user ever visits the Theme Settings page. First step is to define a function to return your option defaults, either: Define them in the function, and then reference that function in your option parameters array … Read more
The hook customize_register is for include all your custom settings to the default core settings. Your code is a good start, Hook, there init a function, there include all settings, and sections. But you register 2 section areas with the same ID; there is wrong. If you will create two different sections on the customizer, … Read more
Copy the footer.php file from the parent theme folder to your child theme folder. Edit your child theme footer.php. Remove the php script and html markup inside the <div id=”colophon”> and replace it with whatever script or html you want.
In your Dashboard go to Design > Theme > Tab: Install Themes and then search a theme in the build-in theme browser. Or search the web for premium or free themes first, purchase or free download a theme an upload it as a zip file (that also can be done in your Dashboard). And honestly, … Read more
this has something to do with data serialization and the fact that i have search and replace on my entire database to change the URLs, see the “When Your Domain Name or URLs Change” section of http://codex.wordpress.org/Moving_WordPress