I don’t know anything about the WeDevs thing, but I do kinda know the Settings API itself. That being said I have a shot in the dark answer. In your wedevs_plugin_page() function, do the methods on the $settings_api object need a parameter for which settings section to display? Like $settings_api->show_navigation(‘wedevs_basic’);? Or maybe the object instantiation … Read more
There is no field in HTML called font. You need to create select dropdown. Also change it’s name for uniqueness.
Fields always go in sections. Sections go in panels. $wp_customize->add_panel( ‘newsletter_panel’, array( ‘title’ => __( ‘Newsletter’, ‘twentytwelve’ ), ‘priority’ => 41, ) ); $wp_customize->add_section( ‘newsletter’, array( ‘title’ => __( ‘Newsletter’, ‘twentytwelve’ ), ‘priority’ => 41, ‘panel’ => ‘newsletter_panel’ ) ); That will put a “Newsletter” section inside a “Newsletter” panel. All the fields should still … Read more
I got it to work, I removed the my_plugin_init_settings function and outputted its content directly and called do_settings_sections after it.
You need the settings_errors(); function somewhere on your settings page: function display_acme_options_page() { settings_errors(); echo ‘<h2>Acme Options</h2>’; echo ‘<form method=”post” action=”options.php”>’; do_settings_sections( ‘acme-options-page’ ); settings_fields( ‘acme-settings’ ); submit_button(); echo ‘</form>’; }
It would be good if you added your code to see more or less what you want to do. You can not pass it that way, because when using the Settings API you must add fields of a single value and are registered with the function add_settings_field(). I do not understand very well what you … Read more
I modified your code just a bit. See if this works if ( ! function_exists( ‘the_post_limit’ ) ) { if ( true == get_theme_mod( ‘the_post_limit’, true ) ) { function the_post_limit( $query ) { if ( is_admin() || ! $query->is_main_query() ) return; if ( is_home() ) { // Display only 1 post for the original … Read more
Looks like update_option_{$option} will only fire on updated options, ie, not brand-new ones. Reading the code for update_option(), I see this: /** This filter is documented in wp-includes/option.php */ if ( apply_filters( “default_option_{$option}”, false, $option, false ) === $old_value ) { // Default setting for new options is ‘yes’. if ( null === $autoload ) … Read more
It`s not the best solution but maybe it is helpful for you to create your own solution. function display_ads_form_element() { // get the total number of “advertising codes” from the database // the default value is 1 $codes = array(‘1’ => ” ); if( get_option(‘advertising_code’) !== FALSE ) { $codes = get_option(‘advertising_code’); } ?> <?php … Read more
I guess the problem is when you do have a value for test_hs_options but that value does not have a ‘duration_months’ ? The default array you’re supplying will only be used when there is no test_hs_options in the database: this code won’t add a duration_months to a non-empty array that does not have one. Instead … Read more