Post Pagination does not working on WP-Query
Post Pagination does not working on WP-Query
Post Pagination does not working on WP-Query
how to make additional color options added to default color Customizer save their value
add_filter( ‘customizer_widgets_section_args’, function ( $args ) { $args[‘active_callback’] = ‘__return_true’; return $args; } ); Adding this to my functions.php file ensured that the settings stayed visible no matter what page was visible.
If you don’t add a default value in the get_theme_mod() function by using it’s 2nd argument then it will always return false unless that value has changed in the customizer. The solution is simple… ALWAYS use a default value in get_theme_mod.
Correct was to customise theme using get_theme_mod in scripts
I would recommend a color option. Generally, a color option just loads a separate style sheet. E.g., loading the style-blue.css style sheet would include all those elements you wanted to be blue. (You would load this in addition to your main style sheet.) This is how many themes work, so this a proven approach. This … Read more
In order to create a section, it must have a control, and each control requires a unique control id, you are passing the same control id image to both of your controls and hence it will create a control for the last one, and ignore the previous one. Therefore your first section does not get … Read more
The above code is working fine for me. I let it here, because someone might need it or have suggestions to do it in a better way. My problem was that the enqueue of js had loaded an old js file… .
The setting associated with the media control will have the ID for the attachment stored as its value. Assuming you have registered a setting for your control like this: $wp_customize->add_setting( ‘resume’, array( ‘type’ => ‘option’, // … ) ); Then you would obtain the attachment ID just by reading from the option, like: get_option( ‘resume’ … Read more
How to move widget area to another section in WordPress Customizer