I’m working on a site based on a fluid width css template which sets a max-width on images to the width of the column containing them, and I need to remove the inline width and height dimension attributes that WordPress adds to images.
After a server move, I’m unable to log in to my site. I get the “ERROR: Cookies are blocked or not supported by your browser. You must enable cookies to use WordPress.” error when I try submitting the login form.
Provided you have a 404 page defined in your theme, WordPress will display a 404 page if “tag” is defined in $wp_query->query_vars, and there are no posts matching that tag.
The more customization I make to WordPress the more I start thinking about if I should be organizing this file or splitting it up.
I have a custom post type that i want to access through jQuery – preferably using JSON.
My parent theme (Starkers) adds a CSS file that I’m trying to remove (I want to use @import instead so I can override styles more easily). Starkers has the following in its functions.php:
Right now when I log out via:
I’m fairly new to writing wordpress plugins, but I’ve jumped in the deep end already and I want to make sure I’m doing it “right” on my upcoming big project.
What is the idea way to register/enqueue scripts and/or styles for use in plugins?
I’m currently trying to implent a new custom column at the page manage screen that will let me change the status (published/pending) of the different pages via an easy toggle link.