Has anyone noticed that in Version 2.9.2 of wordpress.org there is no facility to choose a page template?
Or has the tag used in the template file changed?
I hope someone can help.
Thanks.
Temporarily switch to another theme and then reactivate your original theme. This does some kind of "reset" in custom templates.
I've had this problem as well. Don't remember though which Wordpress version started with this bug.
Assuming you have more than one page template defined in your theme then you should be able to choose it from the 'Attributes' section on the page editing page. I can confirm that's the case on a couple of my sites that run on WP 2.9.2. What do you see when you expand the 'Attributes' section?
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Recently I updated wordpress and its now running on version: 6.1.1. After this update I noticed that the Page Builder layout changed and I am not able to edit any pages like I was able to do previously. What might be causing this issue ? Can anyone please guide me ?
I have attached screenshot of the layout which I am getting now and which I used to get previously.
Thank you.
I updated all the plugins and reinstalled the wordpress.
Yay !!! I got the solution. One of my friend is also using the same theme. Her layout was perfect and theme was working fine as expected. I crossed check plugins she installed and I have installed. In the comparison I found that I have one extra plugin which I installed so I simply deactivated that plugin and now my theme is working fine like before.
The plugin which I deactivated is Nested Shortcodes by Outerbridge
Thank you.
I would like to know how to disable the Easy-Fancybox plugin from opening the images on a specific page. The images on the page below are instead using a filmstrip lightbox from a purchased plugin called 'Photo Gallery'. I require the Easy-Fancybox plugin elsewhere around the website though.
http://181.224.157.231/~alcappar/collections/summer-2014/
Okay I found another plugin called 'Plugin Organizer' which lets you select an action per plugin. It worked perfectly. I hope this is useful to some other people out there.
https://wordpress.org/plugins/plugin-organizer/
Try this plugin https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-optimize-it/ it will let you disable specific plugins on specific pages
I have been asked to advise on a gallery on their Old site and recreate it in WordPress. I dont know what gallery plugin they used, but do you know where I can find a tutorial or another plugin that looks identical to it? Any suggestions will help.
Thanks,
Josh
Yup Sure You can search a gallery plugin at the site Wordpress plugin here is one plugin as per you need fro your site.
This site has some handmade effects. I uses the Fisheye plugin and the jQuery Lightbox module ubt it also use them manually. If you inspect the source of the page you will find out the functionality.
I just created my first proper theme and I'm having trouble working out the last bug, I have a custom 'portfolio' post type with its own custom taxonomy (portfolio-category). However, every/any time I install the theme on a different install of wordpress (all latest 3.5) the taxonomie is broken, does not display where it is supposed to. This is after adding new 'portfolio categories' and saving.
Pastebin of my taxonomy code from functions.php and the code I call it in (for an isotope filter).
If anyone could help me I'll love them forever <3
Thanks!
Sorry, forgot pastebin link http://pastebin.com/eVqndBZP
You forgot the pastebin link but by past experience you probably just need to go to permalinks and press save.
Also see http://codex.wordpress.org/Rewrite_API/flush_rules
I was having trouble with the WishList Members plugin that's already installed on an installation of wordpress I'm working on. I built a new custom theme, but the posts that are members only don't show up after I log in. It says "Posts not found." If I switch back to the previous theme all of the content shows up with no problem and I noted that all of the URLs are the same. Just seeing if I need to add in the registration key to the new theme or if there was something else I was missing.
Thanks in advance for any help!
-Frank
So I more or less figured out the answer to this. If you're making your own theme in wordpress there's a lot that goes on behind the scenes with the prepackaged themes. Basically, if you just turn your custom theme into a child theme of one of these themes yours will inherit all of the functionality needed for plugins that don't seem to work right. I hope this helps someone down the road if ever they have the same problem as me.
-Frank