In many themes I’ve seen (including TwentyEleven) and in the examples I’ve found online, when building the functions.php file for a theme all functionality is declared in a global scope. To clarify, this is what a typical functions file looks like:
Is there a setting for new disabling new yearly themes? Each year my WordPress installation automatically installs a new theme which I then delete. For example, this year the theme Twenty Twenty-Two was installed.
Are these {xxx...} placeholders for % in a LIKE statement normal? If so, when do they get converted back to %‘s?
I’m using twitter bootstrap in my theme.
I’m trying to use bootstrap menu in my theme. But it use custom attributes like data-toggle.
As the title suggests, If you had to synchronize WordPress user accounts across multiple domains and installations without using WordPress MU how would you do it?
Maybe I’m missing something here but I really can’t find any answer to my question around the web.
I have my own SQL string to select Custom Post Type posts with specific WHERE clause. I’ve used the offset and limit to return appropriate posts depending on a page being displayed. That’s working fine.
Allows you to compose content in Markdown on a per-item basis. The markdown version is stored separately, so you can deactivate this plugin any time.
About a month ago I started a WordPress blog on a hosted server related to a hobby. So, I am new to this at present.
Now that WordPress 3.5 is supposed to work with core files in subdirectory, I decided to move my local development setup (subdirectory multisite) to that configuration.