i installed drupal on my localhost. Whenever I try to change the theme to one that is included in the install (such as seven, or stark), no changes happen. When I enable the theme drupal says "x theme has been enabled", but I never see any changes. I tried emptying drupals cache, but that changed nothing. Any suggestions?
You need to enable the theme and set it as default.
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I am using the X-Theme with Cornerstone, and it's up-to-date. The website is kelseycopywriter.com
For about a month, the fonts on my website have not been rendering correctly. The sizes are wrong, the font-family is incorrect, and so is the color. The settings in the theme haven't changed, and I've tried overwriting it with CSS. Nothing is working.
I believe this had to do with the Hummingbird optimization app after the most recent WordPress update. For a while, my images were not showing up. Somehow I fixed that, but now the fonts are having issues. I tried un-minifying everything and deleting hummingbird, but nothing is working.
when you use a plugin cache probably you have to clear the cache to see changes. If that not works try to disable each plugin one by one until problem is solved. To do that you can disable plugin from wordpress or if you have FTP access, you cane rename the plugin folder like _hummingbird and wordpress will not load the plugin. Keep me updated
I have buddypress 2.2.4 installed with wordpress 4.4.
Now issue I am facing is, I did some modification to buddypress plugin in plugin files it self. And its reverting back. Its changing my modified files to its original versions. even I try this in my local and same result.
I ask server guy but he told its buddypress issue.
When you modify a BP file, do you see changes in the browser? Or do the files revert to the original state instantly after closing them in a code editor? What are the file permission settings for the BP plugin files?
What files do you modify and with what changes?
Are you hitting update for the plugin? Plugin updates always overwrite local changes as new files are written over the old ones (unless you juggle with write-permissions for the files).
It is not a BuddyPress issue by itself (tried it myself and I could hack the plugin files just fine). It could be the server giving you the illusion of write-allowed files whilst keeping the files unchanged ("reverting"). Or then the plugins are updated constantly, undoing your changes.
The proper way to make modifications is to either use hooks in a plugin or a theme, or copy over the BuddyPress templates to your theme and make modifications there.
I didnt find any solution to that. but I keep my changes by adding a override files to child theme. because I tried everything and its not stopping reset plugin.
So finally making override of plugin in child theme solve this issue.
I have a custom theme (http://aspenwebsites.com/echo/) that works fine on a server here in US.
Today I attempted installing that theme to a server in Kazakhstan and got a White Screen - http://domstroy.kz/
Unfortunately I won't be able to access their database in order to change a selected theme or to their restore options for next 6-8 hours. I'm hoping to find the solution in the meantime while I only FTP access.
My custom theme was built as a modification to WP's Twenty-thirteen. I noticed their WP did not have Twenty-Thirteen WP theme present in the list of themes. So I was hoping by bringing Twenty-Thirteen theme files over via FTP I might rescue the situation. It didn't seem to make any difference.
What else might it be or should I look for or try, since the very same theme works fine on a server here in US.
Remove your theme from the theme folder using ftp. This should force WordPress to choose another one.
Are you running an up-to-date version of WordPress? If TwentyThirteen is missing, was it deleted or is the version of WordPress so old that it does not support TwentyThirteen? If the latter then your child theme won't work until you update WordPress and then put TwentyThirteen on, and then your theme.
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I have installed a fresh copy of wordpress on a windows XAMPP server. I configured the wp-config file and ran the install script. All is ok, and I am able to view my new wordpress site and login to admin area.
However - when I go to Appearance->themes - the current theme is set to TwentyTwelve and in the lower section the "Available Themes" does not show ANY themes.
After this I copied a new theme to the themes folder (which was working on a WP install on my test server at work) and that doesn't show up either.
Can anyone tell me how to make the other default theme (TwentyEleven) and more importantly my own built themes, appear as being available?
Thanks :)
Try to change the theme folder permissions to 777
style.css is very important for a theme.
You should check either style.css exists or not.
If No, try install wordpress again.
If Yes, then there might be the issue of File Permissions.
Set file permissions from below.
http://codex.wordpress.org/Changing_File_Permissions
Wordpress theme not displaying when activated on production server, but will display on development environment. I can view the theme in preview mode, but not when it's activated. Any idea on where to start would be great.
Any chance you are using something like wp-cache or wp-supercache? When you change themes you'll want to disable all caching. Change the theme and verify the change. Then re-enable caching.
What displays? Another theme? Un-styled HTML? Nothing?
If you could provide a little more information it would be easier to help you.
If nothing is being displayed, I have noticed that the theme you are trying to use may be missing a file for whatever reason. If this is the case, switch back to the Default theme and make sure all of the files for the new theme are installed.