How do I cleanly override a plugin’s CSS with a child theme?
I have taken it upon myself to adhere to WordPress conventions so I can have a clean, sexy child theme. However, I am unsure how to proceed on a certain issue.
I have taken it upon myself to adhere to WordPress conventions so I can have a clean, sexy child theme. However, I am unsure how to proceed on a certain issue.
I want to move page template files like page-{slug}.php to a sub-directory within my theme, in a way that WordPress will recognize them automatically. If the page templates of the said form doesn’t exist within the sub-directory, then WordPress should fall back to the default template loading rules. How can I achieve that?
Is there a way to create deep-level sub Panel in Theme Customizer(like roots of plants) ? My theme that I have been developing seem to be more complicated. I think that if we can create deep-level sub Panel, our Customizer Page won’t look messy, our user will customize our theme easier and we will be able to make much more complicated WordPress theme easier. Images below describe what my idea is…
I am working on a theme and I want to make it available for translating. I have not been including a text domain on translated text because I don’t know what the text domain is going to be yet. I figured, until I can come up with a name for my theme I should just use a function to output my text domain name instead of hard coding it on translated text.
I am developing a WP theme with MVC approach. It only have index.php, functions.php and styles.css on the parent directory. So, I do not want to place page templates on it rather then I want to programmatically provide them from View classes while functionality from edit screen stays the same.
So I am developing a wordpress theme using a series of LESS files for the CSS. These compile using codekit to a combined and minifed stylesheet that I use for the theme’s styling.
Is it possible to include or exclude specific named widgets that are assigned to a named dynamic_sidebar call?
I am displaying post tags like this:
Regarding the WP_USE_THEMES constant, the Codex states:
is possible to get images added to a post programmatically? I am working on custom template (my first) and I need to display Images added to a post in specific way.(first image as title image and the rest of imgs only render into hidden img tags (will be visible through lightbox slideshow).