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No, what kmessinger is saying is that you are asking, here on this forum, a new question. You are asking a question unrelated to PDF insertion. Because of this new question, kmessinger is letting you know that you’ll have better luck starting a new post/thread/page HERE on THIS forum to ask your question as currently only kmessinger and I will see THIS thread about PDFs.

The steps are exactly the same whether you make the site local, or live. In fact, in the documentation where it talks about intercepting wp_options table information, it specifies online references.

For example, if your normal installation is http://my.web.zz/wordpress and your development one is http://my.web.zz/wordpress-dev you can do the following; the example assumes you want siteurl=home for simplicity.

/* put this at the very start of get_option() in functions.php */
 if ($option == 'siteurl' || $option == 'home') {
    $currenturi = $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'];
    $mypos = strpos($currenturi, 'wordpress-dev');  /* are we looking at dev site right now? */
    if ($mypos !== false)
       return 'http://my.web.zz/wordpress-dev';
 } /* continue on with normal method, if we are not looking at dev site */

As well, be sure to update .htaccess in your development version.

Don’t use localhost, use a sub domain of your current site, dev.mysite.com or a sub folder, http://www.mysite.com/dev. This information works for both local and non-local development testing.

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This one looks close…

http://slidervilla.com/pointelle/

And here are 90 other sliders you might like… Some are WordPress plugins, some are straight jQuery (but still work when manually added to WordPress:

http://www.tripwiremagazine.com/2012/07/jquery-slider.html

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First, you’ll want to read this:

http://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes

In there, there is a line that says

TIP FOR THEME DEVELOPERS. The fact that a child theme’s functions.php is loaded first means that you can make the user functions of your theme pluggable —that is, replaceable by a child theme— by declaring them conditionally. E.g.:

if (!function_exists('theme_special_nav')) {
    function theme_special_nav() {
        //  Do something.
    }
}

In that way, a child theme can replace a PHP function of the parent by simply declaring it again.

Best of luck!