You shouldn’t need to call the input_attrs() method directly. Instead, rely on the add_control() method of the wordpress customizer object to generate the html inputs for your customizer settings. The add_control() method takes as its second argument an array of properties that allows you to set the label for the input, the section of the …
wp_usermeta key problem
Your markup is technically correct with the exception of your first line of css. You need to remove the e before the .searchform declaration for it to accept those styles. The code below is working correctly (see demo here: https://codepen.io/raptorkraine/pen/eyJrJG) however if your input still doesn’t show rounded borders it might be that your styles …
You will need to add a custom field to the product-edit form, saving is done automatically if you correctly format your input id. WCVendors_Pro_Form_Helper::input( array( ‘type’ => ‘checkbox’, ‘post_id’ => $object_id, ‘id’ => ‘wcv_custom_product__wc_security_deposits_enable’, ‘label’ => __( ‘Ingredients’, ‘wcvendors-pro’ ), ‘placeholder’ => __( ‘Ingredients’, ‘wcvendors-pro’ ), ‘desc_tip’ => ‘true’, ‘description’ => __( ‘Enable this to …
add_action(‘post_edit_form_tag’, ‘post_edit_form_tag’); function post_edit_form_tag() { echo ‘ enctype=”multipart/form-data”‘; } Add the above code in your active theme’s functions.php file. Then print_r($_file) will display the file array.
If I understood correctly, you are not able to save using update_post_meta. If this is you can try saving using jQuery using ajax, try this. //on change checkbox jQuery.ajax({ type: ‘POST’, url: “/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php?action=your_custom_function”, data:{ meta_id: ‘YOUR_META_ID’, //get user or post meta and set here meta_value: ‘YOUR_META_VALUE’ /the value you want to save in the meta …
The issue is in using the $post variable for arguments. After changing this to something like $new_post I no longer get the notices. There must be some conflict with the global $post that WordPress uses. I took this from the Codex, but looking back at the page, I realize that $post was just referring the …
This is not a taxonomy field you need, because as you described, the name of the field will stay constant for every category, but its value will change for every post. So the field should be attached to the post, not to the category. What you actually need to use is a post custom field, …
If you want to add extra fields to a post in the admin area, use the Advanced Custom Fields plugin. It is pretty good and has a lot of options.
This question is out of scope here. You should try stackoverflow for this question. Though I would like to answer your question. You need to use some CSS as well as JQuery for getting the desired result. See the working fiddle here. Hope this works for you. CSS addition: input[type=subscribe]:focus + input[type=search] { display:none; } …