I finally found the answer myself after a year and a half. I’m not sure how this value was changed but changing: define(‘DISALLOW_UNFILTERED_HTML’, true); in wp-config.php back to: define(‘DISALLOW_UNFILTERED_HTML’, false); has fixed the problem.
Figured it out. Use “get_panel” not “get_section” $wp_customize->get_panel(‘widgets’)->title = __( ‘Sidebar & Footer widgets’ );
I don’t have enough rep yet to comment so I can only post as an answer. Based on your particular situation, I think any well supported free theme from the repository that is close to what you have and that takes minor tweaking OR a one-time $39-$59 theme would save you a ton of time …
Possibly yes, possibly no. I would recommend setting them to private and published so that you can see links working. Drafts cannot be selected as menu links, nor do they have permalinks until they’re published (only the shortlinks and only while logged in), so that is why they aren’t working. If you’re afraid of taking …
With a tiny bit of research, I’m pretty sure you could have created this yourself: $featimage = wp_get_attachment_image_src( get_post_thumbnail_id($post->ID), ‘full’ )[0]; $printable_url=”<img src=”” . $featimage . ‘”>’; echo $printable_url; Edit: Since PHP 5 is defunct, you can reference the first node in the array ([0]) directly. No need for intermediate storage of the full array.
WordPress is written in PHP, so you need to know a bit (at least for basic stuff) of PHP in order to develop themes.
Simply convert all the files to basic php files as WordPress supports.WordPress basic files are index.php,header.php,footer.php,category.php,page.php,single.php and stylesheet file name as style.css with some info about your theme like theme name,theme url etc
None. That data is stored in the database, it is not written to a file.
It depends what “update” means. If you want just to hide or show the control, (like how WordPress sidebar area is appearing and disappearing when the sidebar is present or not) then you can use the active_callback parameter of the customize_control like this. Edit: Also, active_callback works on sections and panels too. If you want …
As of core version 4.6 WP went from web fonts back to using system fonts: As such, the font stack includes the following: -apple-system for Safari (iOS & macOS) and Firefox macOS BlinkMacSystemFont for Chrome macOS Segoe UI for Windows Roboto for Android and Chrome OS Oxygen-Sans for KDE Ubuntu for Ubuntu Cantarell for GNOME …
