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Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Adding extra HTML content to blog pageThis is fantastic. Thank you very much.
Forum: Hacks
In reply to: Editing the Comment form inputs, and adding new onesEsmi, do you have an example of those items in action? I really do not know how to integrate them.
I understand now, thank you! I just wanted to make sure I wasn’t creating giant security holes or something.
I may be mistaken here but if I have any intention of asking for user data, such as through forms, it sounds like you are suggesting I should avoid tweaking Toolbox for my liking? It also sounds like Toolbox is meant to be more of a “Make your own theme” versus child-theme-ready type of affair yes?
Like I said, I am just beginning to feel comfortable diving into PHP, and that is only to add HTML and not really to edit the PHP. What you’re saying is very fuzzy, but it kinda almost sound like I’m putting my build at a security risk by doing this?
Thank you Knut for the answer. That leads me to ask two more questions.
Just as there is graceful degradation in CSS, is there a ‘graceful revision’ that I can implement? Someway to use child-themes perhaps?
And if the answer is no: what types of risks do I, as someone who is still really new to PHP (like beginner level new), take on by creating a theme that will not receive updates any time soon.
Thank you!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Remove Commenting function from pages, but not blog.Omeriko,
Thank you! What I didn’t realize what that I shut off the display of those controls in my “Screen Options” tab. I had no idea that existed.
Thanks again!
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Changes to style.css yield no results.While it could be, the CSS that gets loaded is all entirely blank. It is just one big template:
h1{} h2{} h3{} ...And so on. Edits to that do nothing. Even if the parent CSS was being imported in some incorrect way, I wouldn’t even know what’s importing it.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: CSS: How to avoid nav bar from overflowing onto contentWorks like a charm. Thank you Frumph!
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: CSS: How to avoid nav bar from overflowing onto contentThat’s not what I was going for—though I believe you’re right about the 100% part.
Instead, I want the #nav to gracefully extend to a second line—and not—run into (run over/cover/etc.) the content.
Any suggestions?
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Child themes: Best practices for styling CSS?Root, this was all extremely helpful. Thank you.