Is it possible to hide this panel by default in all pages (or maybe in specific pages) without using hotkeys etc?
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I'm using child mylisting theme on wordpress , is there any way to add a button so that my changes appear on all listing pages between content.
when adding the button shows like this
any way to add button in content area.
Easiest way is to use child theme. You can then copy across the appropriate template and add in the code for the button.
It sounds complicated but it's really quite simple. It's all explained in the theme documentation:
https://docs.mylistingtheme.com/article/installing-child-theme/
I have a Website that is designed on Html and Css. Now I want to make it same as on WordPress. Tell me the best possible options that help me to create same as its style. I also want to add that css on WordPress.
You have several options for that.
1- Create your custom theme. this will allow you to add your HTML and CSS codes.
2- you can use page builders like Elementor and use the HTML element. then by adding your HTML and CSS codes that will render on the page.
Using both above methods will not allow you to edit page as you normally do using page builders. it has to be using HTML and CSS.
3- Re-create your website using page builders on wordpress, it will be easy and fast and you can make future edits easier.
Navigate to your Admin Dashboard.
You can use the WordPress Visual Editor to quickly add HTML files to
your website.
Click Pages in the left sidebar. Next, look at the left-hand
sidebar.
Choose an existing page or create a new one.
Click Add Block.
Add a 'File' block.
Choose your HTML file.
WordPress 'out of the box' comes with some javascript to allow you to send AJAX requests, show the image select dialog, etc.
Does WordPress 'out of the box' come with any default CSS? Especially for use in themes? As an example, does it have its own Grid CSS setup where I can create grids without needing an external dependency like Bootstrap Twitter?
Usecase:
I am developing a simple plugin similar to Visual Composer. It will allow the user to create HTML components. If WordPress has default CSS for grids, I can create the HTML components using that grid CSS rather than relying on Bootstrap Twitter (which could conflict with the users theme).
Wordpress doesn't come with ajax code but there is a hook called wp_ajax_ that you can add custom functions to and a admin-ajax.php file that is used to process ajax requests. See here for a guide on how to implement ajax code in wordpress.
Wordpresses default templates don't come with grid CSS.
How can i avoid same widgets on each page.I add widget on sidebar in widget area but it appears on all the pages having sidebar.I want different widgets on different pages sidebars.How can i do this.I am new to wordpress.
This can be done with the Jetpack plugin. Once activated you can choose what widgets display on what pages:
The Widget Visibility module enables you to configure widgets to appear only on certain pages (or be hidden on certain pages) by using the Visibility panel.
Visibility is controlled by five aspects: page type, category, tag, date, and author. For example, if you wanted the Archives widget to only appear on category archives and error pages, choose “Show” from the first dropdown and then add two rules: “Page is 404 Error Page” and “Category is All Category Pages.”
I prefer the Custom Sidebars plugin. It comes with less overhead than Jetpack, but if you need any of the other features Jetpack provides: go for it!
You can use the Display Widgets WordPress plugin. It is a super light weight plugin and will do exactly what you want!
I've not used joomla much before. I'm trying to just get one page of a site that uses a Joomla template to have a different logo than the rest of the site, or even hide it. I'm mostly a Wordpress developer, so just don't know how this can be done in Joomla.
Is there a way to assign a body class to one specific page in Joomla and have it hide the element?
If you edit a menu item, you want to look under "Advanced Options" and then "Page Display Options". There is a box for "Page Class" which adds a class to the page, so a body class as you wanted.
You can then tweak your template to show different pieces in CSS based on this class.
If you want to drastically alter the page, you can also assign different templates to different pages through the template manager. This takes a little more work (since you have to install and set up another template).
This would be the preferred way to handle a lot of changes so you don't have to have lots of competing CSS based on page classes.