Is there a way to edit the code of pages/posts that were created inside the CMS (user clicks “new page” instead of manually creating a file like a normal site) or am I limited to working within WordPress itself? Not really. The markup for pages is determined by the templates in the theme. What goes … Read more
Modifying a theme code in its child theme is your best bet. It is the safest way. Go ahead and add your code to the child theme’s files. It won’t affect Avada after any future updates.
The problem is your footer has a -45px margin on it. I think you were looking to limit this vertically. so it should be margin-top: -45px on your footer. Then you can remove the overflow-x: hidden; from your body .boxed-container{} which is why the second scroll bar is appearing ( once you have defined a … Read more
The field is empty because when you create it in JS you are not providing it a value as the second parameter when constructing the Setting. You’d have to obtain it with a REST API call presumably here. Take this example from the Customize Comments plugin: setting = new api.Setting( customizeId, comment.content.raw, { transport: ‘postMessage’ … Read more
You can send the data via input_attrs parameter of add_control. However with that you can add attributes to the input field only. Iam using Tipr here for the tooltips. You can find it here. But you can also use other scripts or also the default bundled jQuery-UI. Default WP scripts in the codex. Also with … Read more
Assuming that you want the header and footer same for logged in and non-logged in users, you can add your IF condition in the file generating your front page (ex. front-page.php or index.php). This is completely dependent upon the theme you are using. For example in the WP’s default twentyseventeen theme, the front-page.php file calls … Read more
You must define a valid element for the before_widget/after_widget when you register a sidebar. In fact, I just a couple days ago added this to the theme handbook on Widgets: Opting-In To Selective Refresh: Important: Selective refresh for widgets requires that the theme include a before_widget/after_widget wrapper element around each widget that contains the widget’s … Read more
The avatar image is overlapped because of the negative margins in this CSS: .comment-author.vcard img { margin-bottom: -18px; } div.comment-metadata { margin: -5px 0 0 8.3%; }
Short answer: Yes. WordPress is a system that allows for many parts and custom configuration, WP_Customize_Manager::add_setting() fits perfectly into that. But you’re not the only one trying to customize this specific WordPress instance, so are all the (activated) plugins and themes. To make sure, you don’t overwrite another functionality and your own does not get … Read more
You need to make sure that you have the call back function to handle your sanitization. $wp_customize->add_setting( ‘understrap_footer_text’, array( ‘default’ => ‘Copyright © 2017’ , ‘type’ => ‘theme_mod’, ‘sanitize_callback’ => ‘sanitize_textarea_field’, ‘capability’ => ‘edit_theme_options’, ) ); So you need a function like this /** * [sanitize_html description] * @param [string] $input [input from textarea] * … Read more