get_header_image() uses get_theme_mod() to get the saved header image, so I would assume the following example should be used to update the saved value. And set_header_image does the same thing at the end of it, after all the different checks. set_theme_mod( ‘header_image’ , ‘your-image-url-here’ );
Either change it manually where it’s defined, Fusion Builder, theme options or the customizer Or carefully use a database search and replace plugin on the URLs
I’m not sure what is your html structure, but have you tried applying the css to the parent element of the header? Can you elaborate your question, or maybe try the css below: .parent { display: flex; justify-content: space-between; }
If you want to get the actual images inside the post content, you can match them using a regular expression. To get just the images URLs and dimensions your code can be something like this: if( is_single() ) { global $post; // Match the image URLs inside the post content $pattern = ‘/<img.*src=”([^”]+)”[^>]*>/’; $matches = … Read more
All the out-of-the-box API endpoints are documented quite well here: https://developer.wordpress.org/rest-api/reference/ A quick look in the relevant places didn’t turn up a way to get theme elements (although I might have missed it). It’s trivially easy to setup new API endpoints; here’s a quick example you could pop into your funcitons.php to ‘hard-wire’ into that … Read more
Change header image with editor profile
Whitespace between logo and site title in Twenty Twenty-Two
I think you can do that by adding the function add_image_size in your functions.php file of the theme folder. Read more on how to add add_image_size here: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/add_image_size
the header image in the Twenty Twelve theme is a random image on page load. As it is random … it’s difficult to put next and forward links – how can you tell if you started with image 1, 3 or x – In addition, the header is most likely loaded as a background image … Read more
You have done the most of it, just that you haven’t realized it yet. If you are using a child theme then you can copy and paste the header.php from the main theme into the child theme folder and make the exact same changes you have made now to keep the icon above the logo. … Read more