How to create an Info Box on WordPress [closed]
How to create an Info Box on WordPress [closed]
How to create an Info Box on WordPress [closed]
This is possible with JavaScript. You have to add an event listener to the checkbox and then show/hide the inputs depending on the checked state. Here is an example: checkbx = document.getElementById(“checkbox-id”) input1 = document.getElementById(“input1-id”) input2 = document.getElementById(“input2-id”) checkbx.addEventListener(“change”, () => { if(checkbx.checked){ input1.style.display = “block”; input2.style.display = “block”; }else{ input1.style.display = “none”; input2.style.display = … Read more
Customizer Changeset, Sidebar and Rest API Custom Endpoints
Issue with customizer and widget page
Real estate schema markup not showing up on Rich Results test
I figured this out while writing the question, but I thought I’d post it anyway since I couldn’t find the answer to this on Google. It turns out I had deleted a page at some point, but I had a menu item that still pointed to that deleted page. That menu item caused all these … Read more
The issue appears to be that you’re not declaring your theme as a child theme correctly. To be a child theme the theme must declare its Template: in the comment block at the top of style.css, not Child Theme Template. Not declaring your theme as a child theme correctly means that WordPress isn’t falling back … Read more
While in the Customizer preview, right-click on The Events Calendar section and inspect it, you’ll get it’s id. As an example, if you right click on Site Identity section and inspect it, you’ll have at the beginning the following : <li id=”accordion-section-title_tagline”… So, the id IS ONLY title_tagline Hope this helps
This tutorial seems to create a whole class for working with css. How about starting with a very basic example and working from there. In order to add <style> to <head> you could hook into wp_head action. Most theme uses it to load all styles, scripts etc., so you can be sure that you can … Read more
The settings attribute you’re using for add_control() is expecting an array of all settings tied to the control while you’re passing a string. The attribute you want is the singular setting which is expecting the string value of the primary setting for the control. So try this: $wp_customize->add_control( ‘button_1_text’, array( ‘label’ => __( ‘Primary Button’, … Read more