Spencer Hill

I’m experiencing this same issue, and I don’t see any widget, though that wouldn’t really solve the problem anyway.

Very good to hear. Okay, I think this all makes sense to me now. Thanks!

Thanks for the reply esmi.

Yes, I rely on the Twenty Eleven theme to provide features and functions that I repeatedly use. Such as the “add_theme_support( ‘post-thumbnails’ )” and the “add_filter( ‘excerpt_length’, ‘excerpt_length’ )” functions.

Though often times I customize functions.php by replacing all of the widget areas it creates with custom ones that are more relevant to the project at hand.

Regarding your second question; yes my themes, historically, have always been standalone. So I literally duplicate the Twenty Eleven theme folder and customize it accordingly. So it’s truly a standalone theme, but still Twenty Eleven “under the hood”. Which is why I thought Child Themes might be an ideal solution I’ve overlooked.

And in response to your last question; I have read a variety of posts via Google that explained only functions.php and style.css override their sibling in the parent theme. Which leads me to believe that if I wanted to customize, say, content.php I couldn’t do that. Meaning Child Themes are strictly for the purpose of styling changes. Which seems nearly useless, so I assume that’s wrong?

Okay thank you for the responses!

Great to know. I’ll be sure to add that to the site, I wasn’t clear whether or not that existed. If I write a patch can I submit it via GitHub or something to help you guys get that feature incorporated?

Yeah I need to display it on the invoice page so when clients get recurring invoices they know what month it’s for.

I just voted 3 votes for that feature Deny. Was that what you’re asking we do?

I didn’t see a response to our question about listing the due date for an invoice/recurring item though.

Hi Denys,

I reviewed those help pages but wasn’t able to find the answer to Joy’s question either. It seems like there would be an existing function to print the due date on the wp-invoice template, no?

Seems to print it in the same order.

I misunderstood the use of the hierarchical attribute, I thought this respected the page order. However, after adding in sort_column and sort_order neither seem to produce different results.

$pages = get_pages( array( 'exclude' => '316', 'sort_column' => 'menu_order', 'sort_order' => 'asc' ) );
				foreach ($pages as $page) {
					echo '<h1 id="' . str_replace(' ', '-', strtolower($page->post_title)) . '">' . $page->post_title . '</h1>';
					echo '<div class="content">' . do_shortcode($page->post_content) . '</div>';
				}

Thanks for the swift response!

Fantastic, thank you!

Exactly what I needed, thank you. Here’s how I ended up incorporating it:

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