Either this is harder than it needs to be or I am just not understanding WordPress/PHP very well š All I want to do is show the child/sub categories of a specific parent categoryā¦but only if the post is in those subcategories. Specific example:
I have an example basic wordpress theme template here for you. First, please take a quick look at it to get an idea.
Is there an action_hook or something similar that could help me achieve this?
Iām developing a theme. I added the codes (below) into the header.php. But I posted it into the WP theme repository, and itās under review, and the reviewer informed me to enqueue the style with wp_enqueue_style()/ wp_enqueue_script(). But canāt understand how to implement it with the function. Iāve seen the directed wp_enqueue_style(); in Codex, but canāt understand how to put the whole bunch of codes with their conditions.
I have a former customer who, contrary to my recommendations, has not stayed on top of their WP upgrades. They now need to make the leap from 3.5.1 to 4.1.1 (or whatever is current at the moment). They used a fairly vanilla theme (might have even been Twenty Eleven), and not used too many plugins.
Is there a way I can wrap a div around wp_nav_menuās ul.sub-menu
I am surprised with the new colour scheme for 3.8 and although the classic 3.7 theme has gone, I would like to set the new āLightā colour scheme as the default for all users, but at the same time, still allow them to change the theme if they wish, in their user profile.
I would like to search in custom_post by title and by the ACF fields.
In my loop, Iām trying to set it so that certain text is displayed on certain pages, if there are no posts to display.
This code is used to get the directory of the current plugin: plugin_dir_url( __FILE__ ).