wordpress-theming

I am currently developing a Wordpress Theme, using the Theme Customizer to let users customize it, but I have got stuck. For the footer, I have created various widgets, containing different things like Recent Posts, or a Live Twitter Feed. I want the users to be able to organize them, in the order they want, yet I cannot work out how to do it. I found one other theme (Zerif Lite), that lets you do this (see image below), however I went through all the code and couldn't work out they did it, there was nothing adding the 'Our focus section widgets' section. I have organized my theme similarly,

I have a taxonomy-taxonomy.php page that needs to look like so: CUSTOM POST TYPE TITLE (RESOURCES) Custom Taxonomy 1 (Resource Types) Resource Type Term 1 (White Papers) White Paper post 1 White Paper post 2 White Paper post 3 Resource Type Term 2 (Videos) Videos post 1 Videos post 2 Videos post 3 Tried to make sense of all the new documentation for Wordpress 3.0, but it only made me more confused as it seems to be mixed up with 2.8. It's not necessary to transform the object to an array, you can perfectly work with the object without too much hassle. What is curious (at least for me), is that

I would like to have the header of my site reading "Logged in as " when a user is logged into my wordpress site. I dont know how to echo the username of the current user, heres the code I'm got... <?php if ( is_user_logged_in() ) { echo '<ul id="mem" class="clearfix"> <li><a href="#">Logged in as Username</a></li> <li><a href="#">Logout</a></li> </ul>'; } else { echo '<ul id="mem" class="clearfix"> <li><a href="#">Register</a></li> <li><a href="#">Login</a></li> </ul>'; } ?> and I'd like to replace Username. Any help is much appreciated. Thanks, Mark you can use get_currentuserinfo() function

I'm building a custom WordPress theme and have a quick question regarding WordPress and the Functions.php I've got 500 lines of jQuery that run for a portion of my custom theme admin panel. The jQuery code is located inside of my functions.php file, called when the custom admin menu page is displayed. Ideally, I would like to move the JavaScript out of the functions.php file and use wp_register_script + wp_enqueue_script, but I also have some php code mixed in with the script. See below: //Function that Provides Options within the Menu Page function quz_custom_theme_options(){ global $quz

I'm building a WordPress theme with a custom settings page. Some of the settings require the user to upload/add a set of images (more than 1). The default behavior of the media uploader is to upload and/or select a single image and insert it into a post. I've followed this excellent guide on utilizing the media uploader, and it suggests that I should be able to set multiple to true, but it still only allows for a single file to be uploaded or selected. Here's my code: Load in the needed scripts since this is a custom settings page: if(function_exists( 'wp_enqueue_media' )){ wp_enqueue_media();