mrcangrejero

I’m using a child theme. Actually, four child themes.

Thanks, cubecolour, for your prompt response.

I read, and tried to follow all the instructions at “How to write a WordPress plugin” and must confess that I failed.

My PHP file has the following functions:

function new_excerpt_more
function twentythirteen_credits_handler_for_cangrejero
function twentythirteen_entry_meta
function twentythirteen_entry_date
function cangrejero_custom_header_setup
function cangrejero_remove_default_headers
function cangrejero_add_headers

I just don’t know how to incorporate them in the plugin.

Hope you can help. If not, thanks anyway and the best to you.

Thanks for your response! As soon as I deactivated the plugin I was able to edit a user account. However, the Super Admin reference remained. I cancelled my hosting account until I learn more about this “anomaly”.

David … worked as advertised. Thanks!!!

Thanks, egado!

OK. I’ll bite. How do you hide it with CSS?
Thanks!

Bookings plugin IS working as advertised. LOVE IT! I re-installed wordpress and whatever problem was naggin me just disappeared. Of all the plugins out there, I will recommend Bookings. Thanks for all the help!

In addition to this thread, see Ticket ID: #362483. Thanks!

Hey, no problem alchymyth. For me, this is an educational process. The best to you and yours. Thanks!!

Thanks, alchymyth, for your guidance. Hope you don’t mind this follow-up question.

Among other things, you stated above:

(the style for #header in style.css will be overwritten by the style in /styles/header.css)

I don’t understand. I thought that the styles imported with the “@import” statement (“/styles/header.css”) could be overridden by those specified after the “@import” statement. Any guidance is appreciated. Thanks!!!

Thanks for your advice. Doen’t work, either. I’m beginning to think that this is a “multisites” issue. I’m looking for an answer there, too. Thanks, anyway. Advice appreciated.

Thanks, esmi. Right on the dot!

From Godaddy.com I received an email stating that they had discovered that iframe was not working with WordPress. Why? Apparently they don’t know. Hope this helps and triggers a response from WordPress.

Thanks, JarretC. It does move the graphic but remains hidden behind the header. In case you have time, the header is CSS’ed this way:

div#header
{
float: left;
width: 1100px;
height: 180px;
margin: 10px auto 0 auto;
text-align: left;
background: white;
/* code to be used for opacity in DIVs */
opacity:.8; /* — for modern browsers — */
filter:Alpha(opacity=80); /* — hack for IE browsers — */
/* code to be used for opacity rounding DIVs corners */
-webkit-border-radius: 5px;
-moz-border-radius: 5px;
border-radius: 5px;
}

Thanks again for any guidance!

wpweaver;

Using XAMPP, I followed your instructions on creating child themes. The theme folder I used (“cangrejero”) has a “style.css” pointing to the “2010-weaver” folder (“Template: 2010-weaver”) and has the “@import url(“../2010-weaver/style.css”);” entry.

Within WP’s administrative panel I can do everything I please, even saving the “My Saved Theme”. When I run XAMPP, I see my theme as I want, and tears of happiness pour down my face. However, there are two howevers.

First, When I ftp everything to my themes folder at the live host site (“2010-weaver” and “cangrejero” folders), I’m back to square one. Second, I really did not create a child theme at “cangrejero” nor was I able to do so under any other folder name.

I’m sure I did something wrong, but can’t find what it was. Could you help? Thanks!