This is a limitation of how showing/hiding fields works with Javascript, and how WordPress saves meta-data. Probably the best way to handle it is to use the same type of switch logic where you want to use the data. something like this: switch ( get_field(‘radio_field’) ) { case ‘first_option’: // get data from your first … Read more
I understand what you are trying to do, but you are going in the wrong direction here, you can just check if one was selected in your logic and assign the value there like this: function css_customizer(){ $blog_setting_val = get_theme_mod(‘blog_setting’); $opacity_val = ($blog_setting_val == ‘block’) ? ‘1’ : ‘0’; ?> <style type=”text/css”> .blog__Link{display: <?php echo … Read more
I finally found one that works for me: document.getElementById(“#dealer-selection-” + elm.id).checked=true; For some reason, this one checks the radio button visually, while also checking it as an option.
What do you mean on a dark background? Did you change the background color? My default twenty seventeen & woo install has a white background. Anyway, you can make CSS adjustments by going into the admin > Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS. You can inspect the CSS on the page by hitting f12. I … Read more
Your problem is caused by a typo: selected={ attributes.positon } positon is not the same as position, this should have generated a warning in the browser console, and would have been picked up by appropriate eslint rules
I would use the filter_var() function. It has some predefined filters that you can use depending on what kind of data you are expecting such as string, number, etc. So to sanitize for a number: $sanitizedNum = filter_var($yourVar, FILTER_SANITIZE_NUMBER_INT); For a string you would just change “_NUM_INT” to “_STRING”. Wrap those in a custom function … Read more
Set default value for radio button in WP Alchemy custom meta box?
Most likely, the cause of your problem is that jQuery is in compatibility mode. This means that you can’t use the ‘$’ shortcode. To get your Javascript code to work, replace all ‘$’ with ‘jQuery’ Or, wrap your code in an anonymous function, like this: jQuery(document).ready(function( $ ) { // Put your jQuery code here. … Read more
There many approach for your js part on input, and you were correct, but we can’t disccuss a lot about it here. And a part for your question related to WordPress, yes you are right. You can use wp_enqueue_scripts to enqueue your js function inside js file, remember to use get_stylesheet_directory_uri as part url of … Read more
So the first part of your question is just how to get the contents of wp_redskaber into radio buttons. As you’ve attempted, use $wpdb->get_results(); to query the table. By default each row will be an Object, so you’d output it like this: global $wpdb; $results = $wpdb->get_results( “SELECT * FROM wp_redskaber” ); foreach ( $results … Read more