I need to add custom inline styles to the header of a custom theme I’m creating. I’ve come across the wp_add_inline_style() function, which works but doesn’t really suit me as it depends of a specific stylesheet. I’d need to add inline styles at the end of the head tag without a stylesheet dependency.
I need, somehow, to enable that when you logout, that ‘My Account’ item is getting hidden from the navbar, and instead it displays a ‘Log in’ link. The item ‘My Account’ also have submenus with the items ‘Log out’ and ‘Track your order’. This should be hidden as well (I guess it gets hidden when you hide the parent ‘My Account’).
I’m using the theme-check plugin to check my theme for errors and recommendations, I’m using get_template_part() in theme files like header.php and index.php but in functions.php I’m using include_once() theme-check is not pointing at these, it’s pointing at include_once used in a widgets.php file which is included in functions.php
Is it possible to create multiple “custom background” administration pages? A site I’m doing now needs 2 different background in 2 different areas, I would really love giving my client the same experience for both backgrounds in terms of colour/image/select-repeat etc.
Any Ideas?
I’ve been working on building a theme for the past couple days now, and I’ve run into a wall. While I originally included foundation.js as an enqueued script, I couldn’t remember why I had added it. Today, when I tried removing it (to improve page-load speed) from my functions.php file, it messed up all of my jQuery plugins.