fatty123

Thanks, I got it working, the problem was originated from the overlapping copies of the filter plugin. Once I removed it and everything is working again.

Thanks for the answer ??

Sorry I didn’t make myself clear enough, what I meant was whenever I created a custom post type (eg videos) and in order to display all the videos under my custom post type I need to create an empty page call mydomain.com/all-videos to display the posts. The reason I find this hacky is whenever I create a new custom post type I need to create a new empty page to hold the post type. Another disadvantage is that client has a tendency to either edit the slug or just delete the entire page, wouldn’t this be problematic?

@kmessinger is right, outside the body tag, try placing it within the body tag.

I also notice because of the script tag, your doctype declaration disappear in chrome although it stills display fine….and IE definitely can’t read that….

In your css I see that ur navigation is using display:inline-block for all its alignment and doctype declaration is crucial over here….

Thanks again for the tips :), I think for core plugins like ‘advance custom fields’ or ‘Buddy Press’… I will try embed into my function theme.If it gets too problematic then will just leave a required plugins notice for them. Other non essential plugins like slider or social networks button will leave it as a recommended plugins.

Thanks for the info Josh, I think the best way for now is reverse engineer the plugins like you mentioned. Hope wordpress will look into this and develop a better way to add plugins into our theme.

how did you get the rollover to work in the first place? Did you code it yourself or copy and paste script online?

Thanks =)

Thanks for the explanation between ABSPATH and TEMPLATEPATH, but now I have another question…

Let say the directory of my WP installation is:
https://www.hello.com/wordpress/

what differences will it makes if I use,
include_once(ABSPATH . ‘wp-content/themes/posttypes.php’);
and
include_once($url = site_url(‘/wp-content/themes/posttypes.php’, ‘https’); echo $url;);

Thank you for the explanation =)

Thank you for the solution I finally got it working,
. get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . and .get_bloginfo(‘template_directory’).
both works well, but for the sake of clarification, can you explain why
bloginfo(‘template_directory’) does’t work? I thought all 3 of them are the same thing ?

Oh i just try it and it works also!! manay thanks =)

Thanks for the answer, my background image finally works. =), but one more thing i would like to ask, is body_class capable of editing div reside within the body as well?

Thanks =)

then how about template directory?:
<?php echo bloginfo(‘template_directory’); ?>

is it correct or wrong? the reason I’m asking is because I saw an online tutorial where the person add echo for all his blog info to refer to his image source.
<img src=”<?php echo bloginfo(‘template_directory’);…… ?>”>

Yet he preview in browser and everything works fine. So I just wondering if it is the same thing or not ><