While it is possible to have two themes being “active” together, it is not a setup anyone is going to support, and you are going to be “step into walls” time after time. As an easy example, you will have harder time configuring caching, if it will be possible at all. Do the right thing … Read more
The customizer is rendered by several classes. Let’s look, for instance, at panels, which are generated by a function called render_template in the file WordPress Customize Panel class. As you can see the function hardcodes the html. You might be able to manipulate the json object from which a part of the class variables is … Read more
Before to handle the defaut value, there is a lot of changes that you can do for the hook “save_post” and the first one is to no more use it. You add the metabox only on post type post, then you can use the hook save_post_post to only doing the treatment for this custom post … Read more
Since the code is using get_permalink( $page ), I would guess that $page holds an ID. https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/get_permalink/ In my opinion, it’s not always a good thing to switch the preview to another page for the user.
you can define the conditional display on definition in PHP with that in the arguments array of footer_tauthor $wp_customize->add_control( new WP_Customize_Control( $wp_customize, ‘footer_tauthor’, array( // other args … “active_callback” => function ($control) { return $control->manager->get_setting(“checkboxSettingName”)->value(); }, ) ) );
The right sidebar is not whowed on the homepage? Why? How can it be? The theme author has opted not to include it in that template. It’s that simple. Does this means that PageBuilder delete the Widgetized Side Areas? Possibly. Although the theme might be responsible for this. You would need to ask the developers … Read more
Found the answer to this. For anyone looking: wp.customize.previewer.save()
In this example, estore_is_cart should return true only if ‘suspended’ === $wp_customize->get_setting( ‘twsa_show_schedule’ )->value(). Or in other words: $wp_customize->add_control( ‘twsa_show_suspend’, array( ‘description’ => ‘Reason for suspension’, ‘section’ => ‘twsa_show’, ‘type’ => ‘textarea’, ‘active_callback’ => function() use ( $wp_customize ) { return ‘suspended’ === $wp_customize->get_setting( ‘twsa_show_schedule’ )->value(); }, ));
.entry-content a:hover is more specific than .wp-block-button__link:hover. According to the rules of specificity, the first selector contains 2 class selectors (.entry-content and :hover), and 1 type selector (a), for a specificity score of 0,0,2,1. The second selector, on the other hand, contains 2 class selectors (.wp-block-button__link and :hover), and no type selectors, for a score … Read more
Checkboxes would be the incorrect choice for a yes/no option, because you’d be able to select both options. You want radio buttons. Just change type to radio. Radio buttons also support choices, so you won’t need to change that part.