bigmike828

I’m assuming this is what you were looking for?
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/dw-shortcodes-bootstrap/

Your site doesn’t have to use HTML5 tags to be responsive.

I guess I will just pay the $15 ??

My hosts do but I don’t want to pay $15. I’m cheap. I just thought there would be an easier way/quick fix since all the images are there in the database.

Did anyone find a fix for the problem BizWriter has/had? I’m stuck in the same problem. No images show on the visual side of my website. All files are in the database (the absolute paths show the images) but in the Media Library no images are shown and there are no images showing up on my site. Any help would be appreciated!!

I got it fixed. I was using an incorrect way of echoing the variables (thanks to some random tutorial). Once I changed my echo from this…

<?php echo "$theme-option-name"; ?>

to this…

<?php echo of_get_option('theme-option-name'); ?>

…everything worked perfectly.

The only place I could find an example of how to echo out the options was by installing the Options Framework Theme. That echo information isn’t anywhere else from what I could see. But anyhow, thanks for the replies and great job on the plugin!

Ok, after re-reading the information on your site AND re-watching a few of your videos regarding this framework, I FINALLY saw the line at the top of the Options Framework Theme:

<?php echo of_get_option('theme-option-name', $default); ?>

It works. I was originally following someone else’s tutorial that said to output this (which didn’t work):

<?php echo "$theme-option-name"; ?>

So I’m feeling I’m not giving you a whole lot of info…

In my functions.php file, I have this code:

if (!function_exists('of_get_option')) {
	function of_get_option($name, $default = false) {
		$optionsframework_settings = get_option('optionsframework');
		$option_name = $optionsframework_settings['id'];
		if ( get_option($option_name) ) {
			$options = get_option($option_name);
		}
		if ( isset($options[$name]) ) {
			return $options[$name];
		} else {
			return $default;
		}
	}
}

Do I need to add an include to options.php anywhere on my functions.php page?

When I add your code to the top of my options.php page (and replace ‘theme-option-name’ with my option name), the visual output at the top of my site is “bool(false)”. Does that help narrow down my problem?

Ok, and if I have multiple options? How would I write that?

How do I output all of the $options variables from the options framework?

I assumed “full width” meant to span across the width of the site’s width. Just delete this page template and wait for someone else to reply. Sorry! If I don’t have access to your files (which makes sense) then there’s nothing more I can really do to help if you don’t know CSS.

Ok, replace this:

<?php
/* Template Name: Full Width */
?>
/**
 * The template for displaying all pages.
 *
 * This is the template that displays all pages by default.
 * Please note that this is the wordpress construct of pages
 * and that other 'pages' on your wordpress site will use a
 * different template.
 *
 */
get_header();
?>

with this:

<?php
/* Template Name: Full Width
 * The template for displaying all pages.
 *
 * This is the template that displays all pages by default.
 * Please note that this is the wordpress construct of pages
 * and that other 'pages' on your wordpress site will use a
 * different template.
 *
 */
get_header();
?>

How else am I supposed to help tequila jack out without modifying their files?

This is what the top of that page needs to look like:

<?php
/* Template Name: Full Width */
get_header(); ?>

I assumed you had somewhat of an idea on how this worked. Sorry.