1. | Dec 14, 2013

Я бы постеснялся назвать её логичной :)

2. | Dec 13, 2013

Thank you for this post. I've been working with Best Theme for WordPress and have looekd thru the files to find out where to include the aforementioned functions but can't seem to find it. So what file do I include the get_stylesheet_directory_uri() function? The functions.php of my parent theme? I've tried creating a functions.php file in the child theme directory but it just breaks my site and I get an error message and white screen of death. Any advice would be greatly appreciated so I can get over this hump and finish my client's website. Thank you,Sean

3. | Aug 12, 2013

Jul16Marty Fried So, is the problem the vsaiul editor, which seems to default to putting in the domain name for links? I usually do all the content editing using html, so I don't seem to have any problems, as I never put the domain in. So, I never have a problem moving the site to a live site where the users might use the vsaiul editor.There is one thing I disagree with in your post; I think you are misusing the term relative URL . If you start with a slash, then it's not really relative; a relative URL changes depending on where you start from, and never has a slash at the beginning. It would start with either .. or a directory name relative to the current directory. I personally avoid them as much as possible, although it does seem common to use them in some places like the stylesheet (eg, images/xx.jpg , which is relative to the stylesheet directory).Perhaps there is a convention in the WordPress world that is different than the technical definition, though. I'm still a little new at WordPress.