I’m pretty sure there is an example in the Options Framework sample theme on how to create a color field. How you use the option data in your theme is a different matter. You can print CSS in the header via wp_head hook and use PHP that way. I’m relatively certain this is shown in … Read more
To cache something you can use the Transients API (thanks @Otto), get_transient() to see if it exists already exists, if not then fetch the data and store it in a transient with set_transient(). if (get_transient(‘mytheme_webfonts’)) { $content = get_transient(‘mytheme_webfonts’); } else{ $googleApi = ‘https://www.googleapis.com/webfonts/v1/webfonts?sort=alpha&key={API_KEY}’; $fontContent = wp_remote_get( $googleApi, array(‘sslverify’ => false) ); $content = json_decode($fontContent[‘body’]); … Read more
Go into your themes single.php file and put this code in a proper place under the the_title(); This Post was written by <?php the_author(); ?>
Got it. Admittedly, this feels hacky but seems to do the job just fine. In my existing customize_register hook I set the following: // Retreive the widget section in the Theme Customizer // We need to cast the return of get_section to an object // “the_widgets_section” in get_section is the ID of the registered widget … Read more
I recently built this for one of my themes… Export: https://github.com/wpmu/maera/blob/7492f7b90544c792a3eb752d8552674882e1c1cd/lib/admin-page.php#L105-L117 Import: https://github.com/wpmu/maera/blob/7492f7b90544c792a3eb752d8552674882e1c1cd/lib/admin-page.php#L124 That file actually contains an entire admin page with the export data and import textarea so you could simply get that and modify it to suit your own needs. I hope that helps!
I’m not sure if there are different approaches for this, but this is a pattern I’ve implemented successfully in several places. In my approach, I am including the “add_control” inside the function that contains the custom class. The $wp_customize object gets passed in to the main function. Also, I’m not sure why you are trying … Read more
Hey Only Change the code like this function cult_customizer_register( $wp_customize ) { $wp_customize->add_section( ‘cult_topic_thumb’ , array( ‘title’ => __( ‘Topic of the Week’ ), ‘priority’ => 36, ‘description’ => ‘Allows you to upload an image for your topic of the week section.’, ) ); $wp_customize->add_setting( ‘display_topic_thumb’ ); $wp_customize->add_control( new WP_Customize_Image_Control( $wp_customize, ‘display_topic_thumb’, array( ‘label’ => … Read more
From your comment, I think you are wrong in the concept. You want to save theme options after first activation. Activate a theme doesn’t mean that the user will use the theme customizer, so I think there is nothing to do with the customizer javascript because it will be loaded only if the user go … Read more
Well, first problem: $wp_customize->add_setting( ‘tcx_footer_copyright_text’, … echo get_theme_mod( ‘tcx_footer_copyright_message’ ); Those aren’t the same setting names. Note sure why you don’t see the default value in the input field, as there’s nothing wrong there. Although you should also define the same default in the second parameter of the get_theme_mod() call.
@sam-skirrow just posting here what we did to fix this… WordPress 4.1 requires us to use a sanitize_callback filter when creating settings for the customizer (with good reason). Since you’re using the kirki framework to create these customizer settings, kirki detects that this is a textarea field and so it automatically applies the esc_textarea filter. … Read more