Digital Raindrops

We will need a link to a website, or if the theme is a free one a link to the themes download page!

David

It worked fine for me, 1140 width!
functions.php
http://pastebin.com/46Q6JmNP

style.css added!

/* =Make our page 140px wider maximum width 1140 pixels
-------------------------------------------------------------- */
#page {
	max-width: 1140px;
}

.featured-posts,
#ie7 article.intro {
	max-width: 1140px;
}

HTH

David

You are missing the Theme Location for the members, add a new location and create a members menu assign the menu to the new theme location!

In functions.php add the new location!

'members-menu' => __('Members Menu', 'responsive'),

In header.php based on twenty eleven child theme, make the location conditional!
UNTESTED:

<?php $location = is_user_logged_in() ? 'members-menu' : 'top-menu'; ?>
<?php wp_nav_menu( array( 'theme_location' => $location ) ); ?>

HTH

David

EDIT: GRRRRR! another old topic posted an answer to, at least this one is not 9 months old!

The new category is there alright but it appears as a new top level category i.e. it is not indented under its parent category.

The answer is as SwansonPhotos has already stated, as you add menu items these are not indented by WordPress you have to drag them slightly right until they indent to create the hierarchy, any categories that have no posts will not show!

Screenshot

Remember you can drag a menu item slightly to the right of the menu item above it to create a hierarchy (parent/child) relationship in the menu.

HTH

David

No problem, it is one thing that many do not think about, that the original images are not resized.

Can you mark this one as resolved please.

David

Hi,

You need to change the sizes in a ‘post_theme_setup’ function, check out this topic from last week!

At the moment the child theme sets the sizes and the parent re-sets them, with an action running a post_theme_setup function, this runs after the child and parents functions.php have been run!

This child themes function.php code sets the new sizes and removes the default headers, so you would upload and crop the new headers!

HTH

David

With regards to the call to the_post();.. Why do I need to iterate for the loop on a page that is not supposed to really be using any posts?

Posts, pages, custom posts, and image details are all stored in the same table (wp-post) and a query or filter is created to return a dataset, either a single page or a set of posts, it is normal for database queries to work like this!, as there is only one page (wp-post) in the filter the loop is used to find the first, in posts it finds the first then next until the end of the dataset.

With regards to get_template_part… Can you really get part of the page template from page.php? Where is ‘content’ defined?

Template parts are blocks of code that you want included in the template, it is an advanced wrapper for the include statement, it takes two arguments, so get_template_part(‘content’,’category’) first looks for a file called content-category.php, if it can not find the file then content.php.

Where is the code located that is fetched by get_template_part above? Those are my questions for the time being.

Have a look in the twenty eleven theme at all the files starting “content-“, like content-page.php used in the page.php template.

HTH

David