How to dynamically set a background image with the customizer without putting the css as an inline-style
Here is what I am using currently,
Here is what I am using currently,
Normal WordPress Menu looks like:
Is there an easy to understand scheme to decide what kind of code belongs to a plugin or the theme’s functions.php?
I’m doing it right now with the following code:
I’ve run across the following snippet in themes from time to time:
Customer asks if a specific carousel plugin he uses can be widgetized. That means I should create a widget inside functions.php which calls the plugin’s function. That means that the plugin’s code has to be loaded first so that the function be available to WordPress when the functions.php file is loaded, right? Would that work?
It seems like the terms hooks, filters and actions are used interchangeably. What’s the difference between them? What do they do? How do I use them? Answers: Thank you for visiting the Q&A section on Magenaut. Please note that all the answers may not help you solve the issue immediately. So please treat them as … Read more
I’ve already added my scripts, but I wanted to know the preferred way.
I just put a <script> tag directly in the header.php of my template.
Firefox Portable those plugins won’t run themselves
Trying to figure out an issue a fellow programmer is having. I was wondering if the functions.php file get called at all when you do admin side AJAX? I know that when you do an AJAX call a part of WP gets loaded up to process the call and send back a response. Is the functions.php file included in that?