Best practices for a Style/CSS based theme options page?
I would like to create a theme options page based only on changing the site wide CSS styling. For instance body/container background colors, font-sizes, font colors, etc.
I would like to create a theme options page based only on changing the site wide CSS styling. For instance body/container background colors, font-sizes, font colors, etc.
I have page called “Apple”, the page’s ID id 2533.
I have widgets that have javascript controls attached to them.
With the new WordPress and it’s new features, it seems like WordPress is capable of much more than a simple blog engine. But how well does WordPress scale being used by say 10k -> 100k users per day?
When I’m creating a new post, just after clicking “Add New”, when the post editor shows, instead of having to use the dropdown and choose a custom field to use, I’d like to have some default custom field inputs already openend.
I just upgraded to WordPress 3.1.1 and suddenly I’m getting the following error:
I have static front-page and separate page /news/ as the Posts page. I would like to have the single-post URLs like this:
How can I count words in a post? Something like the one displayed just below the post?
I have developed responsive theme and I want to submit it the wordpress.org. Before submitting it I want to use wp_is_mobile() in my theme, but according to Function Reference/wp is mobile it is a bad idea because it say’s this :
I am having trouble wrapping my head around these two functions. I understand do_action() but I don’t see clearly when do_action_ref_array() would be useful. Couldn’t we pass an array to do_action() as well?