I have found and downloaded a theme. However I want to tweak the CSS some to change the design, colours etc. a bit. How should I go about doing this, while still being able to update the theme without loosing the changes.
I am trying to setup a “Couch Mode” (distraction free reading) on my WordPress blog as laid out in this article.
I have registered a Custom Post Type and created a file called archive-myCPT.php and another one for single posts called single-myCPT.php.
I have a plugin and I would like to be able to run the post content through some filters before it is saved to the database. From looking at the plugin api, I see that two hooks that look like they might be helpful:
So like WP must load series of files from,
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’ve posted a bug-report about this a few months ago (on WordPress trac (Widget Instance Form Update Bug)) and I thought I’d try writing about it here too. Maybe someone has a better solution to this issue than me.
I want to achieve something like this, I don’t know if it is possible and what would be the best way to do it:
Use case is somewhat simple – here goes:
I was reading over some best practices from 10up and they mention setting these two flags to false in a WP_Query ( depending on what you’re querying ):