WordPress includes many js libraries in \wp-includes\js and in wp-admin\js. You can browse through them and choose which one you want, including jQuery tabs. You can use it in your theme by using this function, http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_enqueue_script To figure out how to use the tabs, you would read about it here: http://jqueryui.com/demos/tabs/
You’d probably be best to use add_settings_field and add_settings_section… But in any case, save_testimonials is your validation / save callback function. It is given the data from the form and its job is to check it and then return the validated options. You shouldn’t be touching $_POST or $_REQUEST – that’s the point of the … Read more
<?php add_option( $option, $value, $deprecated, $autoload ); ?> http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/add_option global $options; ?> <form action=”options.php” method=”post”> <?php $settings = get_option(‘options’); ?> <?php settings_fields(‘theme_options’); ?> <fieldset> <legend>Counter Position:</legend> </br> <p> Right <input type=”radio” name=”position” value=”right”/> <p> Left <input type=”radio” name=”position” value=”left”/> <p> Center <input type=”radio” name=”position” value=”center”/> </fieldset> </form> <?php function r_set() { register_setting(‘theme_options’, ‘options’, ‘validate_options’); } … Read more
If you are using some custom global theme options, I’d set them in functions.php. Then you access them from any template if you declare them global first. // functions.php <?php $aagt_fb_url=”foo”; – // template file like header.php, index.php, etc. <?php global $aagt_fb_url; echo $aagt_fb_url;
The option is appropriately named posts_per_page. FYI you can see the value of options in your database by visiting wp-admin/options.php.
This is more a basic PHP question than a WordPress one! $settings = get_option( “freshThemeSettings” ); $random = rand( 1, 11 ); if ( isset( $settings[ “fresh_banner$random” ] ) ) echo $settings[ “fresh_banner$random” ];
WordPress already takes care of that for you. The third argument in your add_menu_page function, which reads edit_themes is the capability required to access the page. If the user doesn’t have that capability he can’t access the page, so WordPress won’t show him that option on the menu. Clever, no? Now, from the code you … Read more
Basically, if you’re going to be making calls to WordPress functions, then you should be in the WordPress environment, which means that you should not be calling your own files to begin with, but should implement your AJAX call within a WordPress hook. Read up on this: http://codex.wordpress.org/AJAX_in_Plugins That article describes how to implement AJAX … Read more
Create an Option Page and name it something like “Adress”. In Google you will find a lot about Option Pages. For this small Settings, i would not recommend to use a option-framework. Some Links: Nettuts or 12 how to’s.
Try this: $optionname=”option_1″; update_option( ‘prefix_’ . $optionname, $option_value );