I'm having a hard time with a wordpress mobile theme named mobify. I need the theme to display each of the posts in a mobile browser with full text and picture, but it only does that for the first 2 posts. Me being a web developer and not too familiar with Wordpress have looked at the html code and tracked the culprit down to the tag that's present in the first two posts and not in the rest. It's
<div class="entry">
I'm pretty sure I can find a way to hack this css class into the backend of the Wordpress script, but I'm asking the experts, what's the Wordpress way to modify the script so it's present in every subsequent post after?
Peter here -- I'm the Chief Architect at Mobify. The Wordpress plugin has been deprecated & discontinued for some time. We did indicate that in the plugin page -- but I realize there are still some blogs / sites that have direct links.
We still support Wordpress, and every content management platform. There's just no longer any need for a platform specific plugin -- we can support every platform using a simple HTML tag inserted into the page. Give us another look. Feel free to get in touch if you have further questions.
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hello I'm developing a WordPress website from scratch using already coded html/css/js website. my problem is that the pages are different, privacy policy page have less content and objects than about us page or contact us page. how can I make every page as custom as I want. in WordPress there is the file page.php that all the pages take their design from it. how can I make them different. I hope you can understand what I want if you didn't I'll explain more. thank you.
I didn't try anything yet because I don't know where to start looking, I tried google and I can't found what I'm looking for.
I have a website i coded alone with HTML, CSS, JS and JQuery, and I want to add service payment functionality (not e-shop with items, but give clients the ability to submit forms, pay on the website and receive the appropriate services online, so they don't have to come on-site. I want to use WordPress so I can use the woocommerce plugin, cause I'm feeling that's a safer option that coding something myself. How can i get my site and woocommerce working together without having to create the website again using plugins? I know that i can add code blocks, but that means I'll have to keep the title panel on top of the page, and I find that unappealing, and the plugins that exist for removing those aren't a great solution imo. can someone help?
Per my personal opinion, you can do this by simply installing wordpress and then a basic theme. then installing all you need for your woocommerce. then a link that goes to the woocommerce whenever it needs to go there. It is not really a big deal.
Eg a menu that says buy now with a link to woocommerce and predefined amount. so when the user clicks the buy now button, it goes to woocommerce to continue.
so your website will be in 2 parts. a part for information (Your HTML Site) and a place for interactions (Wordpress).
Some websites have similar instances where depending on what you are doing the theme changes.
I however will recommend you go through the pain of doing your whole site on wordpress or simply finding other options to integrate the payments you want to in your current design.
This is for a uniformed design and will make your users/clients feel more secured instead of feeling they are being moved through sites.
The site is a charity site, which is expected to have a news feed of goings on within the charity and events. Most of the home page is complete. But I don't know exactly how to write the code for an article in bootstrap, so that when I upload it to WordPress, it will interact properly. Allowing me to create new articles, remove old ones, etc. I either need to find out how to do this, or find out if I can use plugins to give me the same effect. This is my first time using WordPress. If you know of even a tutorial or something that helps with the news feed being built in bootstrap to work in WordPress, I would be over the moon. Thank you to anyone who offers their help!
I've tried to find an answer online but all I get are pre-built news theme suggestions. I guess there just that many it drowns out any answers.
The short answer is no.
A bootstrap theme is just a static page. (HTML, CSS, JS, etc.) But WordPress creates all its pages dynamically. This is because all the blog posts are saved in a database. In order to work with WordPress, you would really need to use a WordPress theme. If you know PHP you could easily migrate your bootstrap theme to a WP theme.
There is even a bootstrap starter Theme which might help you to get started: https://de.wordpress.org/themes/wp-bootstrap-starter/
In this case you would really just need to add your markup, styles and scripts to the project.
I purchased a Wordpress theme on Themeforest. I thought it was Single Page ready, meaning I would have a scrollable webpage. How can I make this website a Single Page App?
I checked out the theme you provided, and it doesn't look like the one page scroll is a feature of the theme. There are couple things you can do:
Ask for a refund of the theme(difficult to do on Themeforest) and purchase a theme that includes that feature.
Contact the support team for the theme and see if they can help you. They typically respond within 24-48 hours.
Hire a developer that can integrate the one page scroll into the theme. This will be costly.
Ok so, TwentyTen is a great new theme, fine.
However, I wish to add more functionality to it and make it like a theme having a magazine style front page (similar to Hybrid News) with mainly a "Whats Hot" Featured Section where I can pick up posts dynamically having the most activity on them (like checking the number of facebook likes or twitter shares or comments etc.) I need this feature as the number of authors on my site will increase and I would need this kind of a selection mechanism to mark out the trending posts.
From what I figured out till now, I would have to add some php to my theme, and do a bit of CSS.
But, How do I go about it? Because the codex is confusing me on this one.
#Pekka is correct. This does require a little more ingenuity than some PHP. Try this plugin out. It's built for 2.9.2, but does work with 3.0 just fine. I'm sure the author will update it eventually since it's a popular one.