To add a new title and its description inside a section in the WordPress Customizer, you’ll need to add a custom_control for this purpose. You can create a custom control class for displaying the title and description, and then add an instance of this control to your section. Here’s how you can do it: Create … Read more
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The solution here ultimately depends on how this business functions and how these available appointment slots are structured. Not just in a ‘best case’ scenario, but also providing users with the ability to customize the output/availability of appointments. So, to start you have an ‘appointment’ custom post-type, this you’ve already built. This appointment CPT entries … Read more
Preventing a theme from updating itself should never be the solution. Updates may address critical security issues and ensure the compatibility between the theme and WordPress version. If you made the changes via “Appearence > Customizer” you should be fine when the theme is updated, as long as the developers did their job right.
In Multisite, Core only allows super admins to edit CSS by default. One of the reasons is that there are some security edge cases, especially in older browsers. To allow site admins, you’ll need to grant them the edit_css capability. It sounds like you tried to do that with your plugin, but without seeing the … Read more
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It sounds like you are trying to create a custom WordPress panel that will display your footer widget areas. To achieve this, you will need to create a custom section in your WordPress Customizer that will be responsible for displaying the widgets. You can use the WP_Customize_Section class to create your custom section, and the … Read more
You can use the Developer Inspector (usually F9 in your browser) to bring up the page data. Right click where you see the CSS being used, and use the developer panel to click on the CSS code (you should be on the Inspector tab). Over in the right side of that developer area you should … Read more