Adding a div to wrap widget content after the widget title
I’m trying to add a div to a widget’s content in my dynamic sidebar.
I’m trying to add a div to a widget’s content in my dynamic sidebar.
Does anybody know predefined (suggested by WP) CSS classes which should I use in my theme?
I created a widget that uses a jquery plugin, and I used is_active_widget to enqueue the script, it’s working fine but it’s also including the script even on pages that doesn’t show this widget.
so is there a way to only enqueue the script if this widget is showing ?
All the documentation I’ve encountered discusses overriding pluggable function via your plugin.
I’m creating a wordpress theme that I aim to sell at some point.
I want to add a custom class to anchors in wp_nav_menu outputs.
I want to learn how to create a theme for WordPress.
I am in a mess.I know this is a silly question.You see the theme path is not so good.So is there any other way?How can I use get_template_directory() here?
So what is the best way to create an export and import feature, I tried serialize() and urlencode() on an array of options to be used in a url like so:
I’m setting up a WordPress Network and wanted all new sites to have the same permalink structure (i.e. “/%year%/%monthnum%/%postname%/”). I’m wondering if this is possible to do via hooks or hacks in functions.php, without having to rely on users to choose that structure.