If you’re using the built in custom background stuff, it’s already all using postMessage. So, just bind a function to the background_color message and adjust your border color accordingly. Something like this, I expect: wp.customize(‘background_color’,function( value ) { value.bind(function(to) { jQuery(‘whatever’).css(‘color’, to ? to : ” ); }); }); Obviously, change the jQuery call in … Read more
Try this function, why going through js when you can just do it with php inside your same file customizer.php /* ** show site title or hide it */ function showtitle_slogan() { $showttlslogan = get_theme_mod(‘display_site_title’); if ($showttlslogan == true) { ?> <style type=”text/css”> .site-title { display:none;} </style> <?php } } add_action(‘wp_head’, ‘showtitle_slogan’); And do the … Read more
Customizer > Menus is a panel named nav_menus. Customizer > Menus > Menu Locations is a section inside the nav_menus panel called menu_locations. Each menu is added a little differently, but I believe they are sections inside the nav_menus panel whose ID is nav_menu[menu_id]’ where menu_id is the term_id of the menu. Customizer > Menus … Read more
In the WP admin customizer, none of the previous controls are showing, so although the options have been removed, the values are still stored, which should have been deleted. You haven’t done anything to delete them. The code in your question will remove the registered controls from the customiser, and the registered settings, but you … Read more
It turns out that the problem was that I de-registered jQuery in my functions.php file. I re-registered the correct version of jQuery by calling wp_register_script(‘jquery’, …) and suddenly, everything worked perfectly.
You need only use the default value on the wp_customize and that is all $wp_customize->add_setting(‘mytextoption’, array( ‘default’ => ‘defaultvalue’, ‘capability’ => ‘edit_theme_options’, ‘type’ => ‘option’, replace defaultvalue for the value you want, and when the user activate the theme this line will register the default value on the DB only when not exist on the … Read more
Dynamically loaded Theme components based on Customizer Settings values : changes not appearing in Customizer preview – (Workaround found)
The answer was to ‘decouple’ live preview and contextual control. If I place them together, I cannot use the same action hook – live won’t work on customize_controls_enqueue_scripts and contextual control won’t work on customize_preview_init. So the answer is: add_action( ‘customize_controls_enqueue_scripts’, ‘mytheme_customizer_control_toggle’ ); add_action( ‘customize_preview_init’, ‘mytheme_customizer_live_preview’ ); /** * Live preview script enqueue * * … Read more
Adding Controls to Theme Customizer If Certain Page Template is Active
It’s possible to define a callback function that will be used to determine if the control is visible. It’s used the same way functions are used in action and filter hooks but you use it as the value for the active_callback of the control. For example, to only show the control if is_front_page() is true, … Read more