jquery

change the icon of a custom post type in WordPress to use twitter boostrap

I always like using this tutorial which would give you this code. <?php add_action( ‘admin_head’, ‘cpt_icons’ ); function cpt_icons() { ?> <style type=”text/css” media=”screen”> #menu-posts-POSTTYPE .wp-menu-image { background: url(<?php bloginfo(‘template_url’) ?>/images/YOURIMAGE.png) no-repeat 6px -17px !important; } #menu-posts-POSTTYPE:hover .wp-menu-image, #menu-posts-POSTTYPE.wp-has-current-submenu .wp-menu-image { background-position:6px 7px!important; } </style> <?php } ?>

best way to communicate between php and jquery/javascript

At first, you’ll have to make a dropdown filled with your values from the database: <select id=”pakket”> <?php foreach ($allPakkets as $pakket) { echo ‘<option value=”‘.$pakket[‘id’].'”>’.$pakket[‘name’].'</option>’; } ?> </select> And a div to put results in: <div id=”results”></div> Now, we add a piece of javascript: jQuery(‘#pakket’).change(function(){ // when the dropdown changes… var newvalue = jQuery(‘#pakket’).val(); … Read more

reorder a WP_Query, using a dropdown

I guess the problem is $qry = new WP_Query(array(‘category_name’=>$GLOBALS[‘city’],’order’=>$orderby)); Let’s just say $orderby is orderby=title&order=ASC Then the order argument of WP_Query will be like this: ‘order’=>’orderby=title&order=ASC’ However, order argument only accepts: ASC and DESC. You should do somethings like this: WP_Query(‘category_name=”.$GLOBALS[“city’].’&’.$orderby);

Javascript block in Twenty Twelve theme

By default when you use wp_enqueue_script the script is inserted into the <head> section. This is usually set in functions.php. The argument also has a footer option called $in_footer, if you set this to true, the scripts will instead be added to the footer section. In TwentyTwelve there are several calls to wp_enqueue_script with footer … Read more

WordPress Theme – jQuery JavaScript Library Issue

Not entirely sure what you’re asking but you have to include and register scripts and then enqueue what you require like:- <?php wp_enqueue_script(‘jquery’); ?> (Place immediately before <?php wp_head(); ?>). Which is included with WordPress incidentally. You can read more on wp_enqueue_script for more information on how to use this in your theme. Edit An … Read more

Create a short code that inserts js

Put the script into an external file, set the selector there and enqueue it from your shortcode: if(! function_exists (‘aisis_toc’) ) { function aisis_toc() { if ( ! is_singular() ) return; wp_enqueue_script( ‘jquery-toc’, plugins_url( ‘js/jquery-toc.js’, __FILE__ ), array ( ‘jquery’ ), NULL, TRUE); return; } }

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