I am running WordPress' Thesis. I have installed the LiveFyre plugin. If you see my site, the comments form is not within the framework. I have tried CSS and div classes but can't seem to get the LiveFyre form to show up underneath the blog content.
Does anyone have any suggestions here? There is no widget for LiveFyre, which makes it even more interesting.
Having issues on my post pages: http://exigodigital.com/2013/12/tips-building-digital-ad-budget/
Thanks in advance.
Solved my own issue.
So easy I can't believe I overlooked it.
You have to disable WordPress' commenting platform before it will enable another commenting platform.
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I'm creating a new theme for WordPress, need help to display the content "about" and "contact". I need a professional / readable form, not simply want to paste the HTML code directly in index.php.
I thank you in advance for your cooperation.
I am not sure what exactly you are asking, but I have used Gravity Forms in an enterprise environment before and it really does the job well as far as portability between pages and customization options go.
I would advise you to test-drive and try the demo before you commit to buying it so you can know if it fits your project scope.
EDIT: This needs to be moved to https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/
i read the Jetpack for developers section, but i am missing information how i can integrate the related posts feature that comes with jetpack into my own theme. Does anybody know a ressource where i can find that piece of information or has the code handy?
Thanks!
Really you're not have to do so much to get it work in default mode.
Take a look at: http://jetpack.me/support/related-posts/
In case of you need more customization, then this maybe help you: http://jetpack.me/support/customize-related-posts/
I'm going to be using WooCommerce and I need to figure out whether my best bet is to create a child theme of twentytwelve or to create a child theme of toolbox.
It's a difficult one to research due to the generic name of toolbox, so I was wondering if anyone had any toolbox/woocommerce experience and could maybe give that combination the green light.
Am fairly new to wordpress development, so any advice would be much appreciated.
The answer is 'almost'.
I only ran into one issue - described and solved here: woocommerce_cart shortcode not working
I need to build a new WordPress site form scratch. So I guess I need a blank theme to do that. I need to know where I can find such a theme like that, and I need a tutorial that can help me to create my first WordPress theme from scratch.
I'm new in that world. So please I need your help.
If you're starting with no WP knowledge, I believe you're better off modifying a blank theme than you are creating one from scratch.
Here is a great tutorial I used when I started doing custom themes. The HTML is getting outdated semantically, but it will teach you all working parts of a WP theme.
As a starter theme I use HTML5 Boilerplate which is full of quality HTML5 and additional features like file caching, cross-browser readiness, mobile device readiness, and file caching, to name a few. Also it's got a minimal default styling.
You may also find the wordpress site helpful. Cheers.
starting with twentyten or twentyeleven isn't a bad option either.
Whatever theme you choice make it a child theme.
It may seem like something complex at first but it will make things easier along the way.
Theme Hybrid has a great blank theme: http://themehybrid.com/themes/skeleton
I have a starter theme on github that was originally based off html5 boilerplate that you can check out.. https://github.com/FernE97/html5-blank-slate
Anybody using wordpress as an article directory? I don't have time to customize it, so if anybody has done it or using any plugin/theme could you point me to it?
Also, is there any alternative script for article directories?
You can use article directory plugin + theme (optional, you can always build your own theme)
Plugin: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/article-directory/
Theme: http://articlesss.com/article-directory-wordpress-theme/
WordPress does this right out of the box. Article Directory... Blog... it's all the same. Figure out your topics/categories and file your posts/articles accordingly. Happy content publishing.
I spent some time looking for a decent directory script for WP myself and never really found anything that was better than merely average.
Your question finally got me motivated enough to make a big list of them, so I made a big post on my blog today with a heap of link index / article site scripts.
Surprisingly I found a pretty decent article/directory solution for wordpress when I was nearly finished. That being said, after looking at dozens and dozens of link/article scripts today, I think there's betters solutions than WP if you're serious about that sort of site.
WSN links, and the article script that same company makes would be my personal choice. The problem with those sorts of sites (compared to a personal blog) is that you're suddenly dealing with lots of other webmasters changing things around on you, so you've really got to have decent tools to check links and make sure it's all OK and what you linked to originally, otherwise you're going to lose surfers.
Hope that helps :)
If you wanna get Teasers or Excerpts on into any sidebars you can use the Category Posts Widget
The link building / article-directory site like adset.org
use the Userpro from codecanyon.net to handle all there member Signups/Login.
Then you can let people write posts direct in wordpress backend, and approve them or you can use a plugin like "Frontend Publishing Pro" also from codecanyon.net, and let users post from front end.