That is Core code trying to use a Core function. You have almost certainly had a problem with the transfer. Very carefully, re-upload all of the files. I expect some file is missing or corrupt. And make sure that all of your permissions are correct. It would probably be a good idea to disable plugins … Read more
As long as all modifications have been made in your child theme, updates to WordPress and your parent theme will not effect your modifications. However, if you have made any changes to the WordPress core files or your parent theme, they will be lost when WordPress and/or your parent theme are updated.
You have to add this code in the functions.php file: /** * Register new sidebar * */ function new_sidebar_widget_init() { register_sidebar( array( ‘name’ => ‘new-sidebar’, ‘id’ => ‘new-sidebar’, ‘before_widget’ => ‘<div id=”new-sidebar”>’, ‘after_widget’ => ‘</div>’, ‘before_title’ => ”, ‘after_title’ => ”, ) ); } add_action( ‘widgets_init’, ‘new_sidebar_widget_init’ ); and then call the sidebar from a … Read more
Lot of useless comments on this post from what seems like a pretty simple question. change below $theme_directory_name=”twentyfourteen”; to your theme… thats all you have to do. First function sets your theme no matter what. Second one disables interface to edit themes. function selfish_hardcoded_theme() { $theme_directory_name=”twentyfourteen”; add_filter( ‘template’, create_function( ‘$template’, ‘return “‘ . $theme_directory_name . … Read more
Milo is correct, it is a very broad question. That said, what you want to do is totally doable, BUT, it is going to take effort. There is no easy way in mergin two themes into one. You will have to set up a completely new theme, and then you have to start to extract … Read more
I would strongly suggest then that you create a child theme. It is really quick (takes less that 5 minutes) and your customizations doesn’t get lost when you update your theme. You just need to copy ‘header.php’ to your child theme to modify. Also create a folder called ‘images’, this is where your custom logo … Read more
This error indicates that your WP installation couldn’t perform a network request to remote API. Either because it’s prevented from doing so in general (by firewall for example) or core couldn’t correctly determine and/or use available HTTP transport. Core Control plugin is a good starting point to log and troubleshoot such network errors.
The ?ver=3.9.2 or similar part of enqueued styles (and scripts) is controlled by the fourth parameter of the enqueue function. If it is empty, the current WP version is added. In the link you provide the version is stripped from url after it has been generated. This is not the preferred way to go, since … Read more
Worst case scenario, just make a new environment, with that theme (can even be on the live), then just re-upload the CSS and anything else you’ve edited (successfully that is).
Yes set priority to something like 999 or something really high. The default priority is 10, and you currently have yours at 1 and therefore will occur first. The priority is explained in the codex: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/add_filter notably: $priority (integer) (optional) Used to specify the order in which the functions associated with a particular action are … Read more