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Theme Test Drive
8 replies · Started by George on July 26, 2015
Hello,
I'm trying to migrate to the Generate Press across my network of sites. I've basically gone across and moved a bunch over to the new theme. However, the biggest obstacle I have is my news site. Basically within my Wordpress I have dozens of themes templates for different functions. I want to run Theme Test Drive in the background while I set up the site. However, I'm not sure how I can get the Generate Premium to show options without the Generate Press being the main theme. Could I turn it on, get the options up and running then switch back to my original theme while I work out the many kinks I know I'll run into?
Also how do I export options from Generate Press. I don't see any "Generate Press" options to export when exporting.
Thanks.
Hi George,
I actually went through this with someone the other day.
I believe activating GeneratePress through Theme Test Drive shows the "Appearance > GeneratePress" menu page? If so, you can activate GP Premium and then go into this area while using Theme Test Drive to activate each individual add-on.
If that doesn't work, then quickly switching to GP to activate the add-ons and then switching back may be your best bet.
Let me know if you need any help :)
Thanks Tom.
I went ahead and created another wordpress install / imported a month's worth of topics and working on the theme this way.
Would there be any reason a php include wouldn't work in a template?
I've created a home template to host my index files in my child theme, however in the theme I have a slider -- Meta Slider Pro -- and the short code is just a simple PHP include. However it doesnt' show up on the template. Any ideas?
Thanks,
George
Hmm, should work just fine - can I see the code?
The problem is on the test side -- don't worry about that.
Which template is being called for the archives.
I want to use a template --
Title
Date
Photo (Centered)
Article
The template being called for the categories (I thought was page) looks the same as Single.
Thanks,
George
I should have written the last post better. I want to use the same layout for a single page as is used for a category (without the multiple pages).
Hello Tom,
I figured out how to fix the single page in the template I wanted.
Is it POSSIBLE to run Masonry on JUST PAGES / CATEGORIES leaving the Index (in my case running HOME) alone?
Thanks,
George
I figured it out looking on the forums I found this code
add_filter('generate_blog_masonry','generate_blog_enable_category_masonry');
function generate_blog_enable_category_masonry()
{
// If we're on a category, enable masonry
if ( is_category('') )
return 'true';
// Otherwise, disable it
return 'false';
}
We're all good!
Awesome - glad you found that :)
Thanks!