Does this happen on the other fields too? My guess would be to check the CSS, there will likely be a text-transform: capitalize property which makes them appear capitalized. You can get rid of the property as a whole, or remove the input selector from the CSS. If you want it to just impact this … Read more
This part of code from the question will fetch only parent category because ‘parent’ => 0, drop this from array if you need all the categories $categories = get_categories( array( ‘orderby’ => ‘name’, ‘parent’ => 0 ) ); // You can iterate over the list of objects returned by `get_categories` // to achieve list of … Read more
Try changing your ID name to another one. Maybe is an ID already in use: navbar_color To: my_navbar_color
The code you have in question (switch ( $box )) won’t work because the value of the $box variable is in the form of <value>,<value>,<value>,…, i.e. comma-separated list of values (like the default ones here — author,categories,comments), so in order to get access to each value in that list, you’d want to parse the values … Read more
As documented (always read the docs), printf() returns: …the length of the outputted string. That’s why you’re getting 30. If you’re adding a value to an array or a string you need to use a function that returns a value. Not one that prints. printf() prints the value and returns the length of the printed … Read more
after some research found that: wp.customize.bind(“ready”, function () {}); is how to wrap the code properly to make sure everything is loaded before writing any algorithm
This sort of theme mod is only capable of conveying a string into the markup regardless of any sanitization callback – any PHP included within the string will never be interpreted by the PHP engine, short of running the output through eval() which would be extremely dangerous and likely result in the theme failing review … Read more
Unfortunately there doesn’t seem any way to hook into the underlying get_pages call that the control dropdown-pages uses, so you’ll have to build your own set of choices (that includes private pages) and use the standard select control type instead: if ( ! class_exists( ‘WPSE_406789_Walker_Page_Options’ ) ) { class WPSE_406789_Walker_Page_Options extends Walker_Page { public $choices … Read more
If your settings are stored as Theme Mods, rather than as a Settings API option, then you need to pass the appropriate value to the type parameter to $wp_customize->add_setting(): ‘option’: Settings API option (get_option()) ‘theme_mod’: Theme Mods API option (get_theme_mod()) Try changing this: $wp_customize->add_setting( $this_theme . ‘_theme_options[‘. $setting .’]’, array( ‘default’ => $param[‘default’], ‘sanitize_callback’ => … Read more
Hook a function to the customize_preview_init action. In that function, do your add_action for the wp_head. The customize_preview_init action runs in the call that renders the frame that the preview page is displayed on, and happens early enough to hook onto wp_head.