For reference, you may want to read the update_option documentation. The arguments you are passing are completely unrelated. However, your third technique is the closest, you have to update all the options in the the update_option call, not just the one option you want. This is because of how the plugin is storing it’s options … Read more
You can pass boolean false to supports to have post type support nothing at all. However note that: you might run into issues with saving “empty” posts (not having one of title/editor/excerpt) likely you still want it to support custom-fields at least, rather than nothing at all
add_options_page( $page_title, $menu_title, $capability, $menu_slug, $function); add_options_page( ‘Login’, ‘Login Page’, ‘manage_options’, ‘loop.php?url=”.esc_url($login_url).”‘); You’re trying to feed a URL to an option that takes only a slug. $menu_slug (string) (required) The slug name to refer to this menu by (should be unique for this menu). Default: None from http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/add_options_page You can easily add a link to … Read more
That’s an old question, if someone like me landed on this page and want some-sort of custom solution for WORDPRESS MULTISITE MENU sharing across all network sites, Not only menu you can use the same method to share anything other then widgets across all the network sites. here is the solution : Edit your Header.php … Read more
The problem here was caused because I was using a sanitize callback declared in register_settings() (the on_save_chages() function below). This callback will ultimatly update the database with whatever value is returned, creating the fgw_login key if it does not exist. To ensure that I always had my default empty array if required I made the … Read more
Well, for anyone that might need this in the future. Woocommerce overrides the get_option() method with this line: add_filter(‘option_woocommerce_currency_pos’, array($this, ‘filter_currency_position_option’)); Which then calls filter_currency_position_option The first few lines of this method are: function filter_currency_position_option($value){ global $pagenow; if( ( is_ajax() || ( $pagenow == ‘post-new.php’ && isset( $_GET[‘post_type’] ) && $_GET[‘post_type’] == ‘shop_order’ ) ) … Read more
The add_options_page() adds an option page under Settings menu. It does not add an option. You’re registering your settings/options using other functions. Either add_option(), add_settings_field() or register_setting(). Both your options are saved with the same option name, thus overriding each other. You need to save each of them with different option names.
If you are developing the theme for yourself to use I don’t see any reason for adding options if you don’t want to/know how. If you are planning on distributing/selling your theme though, you might want to consider adding some options for your customers to change the settings and customize the theme. I’d say that … Read more
Your first chunk of code is PHP, the second is javascript. Here is how a full example might look: In PHP (your theme’s functions.php file or a plugin file): //First enqueue your javascript in WordPress function your_prefix_enqueue_scripts(){ //Enqueue your Javascript (this assumes your javascript file is located in your plugin in an “includes/js” directory) wp_enqueue_script( … Read more
Look at the last argument to add_menu_page()— $position. $position (integer) (optional) The position in the menu order this menu should appear. By default, if this parameter is omitted, the menu will appear at the bottom of the menu structure. The higher the number, the lower its position in the menu. WARNING: if two menu items … Read more