If I understand you goal correctly, then will you a select inside the Customizer, there list the Categories and the User can use this for save in your theme settings. If you will enhance the Customizer for categories, then use this class from this repo here. Include the file and enhacne the default class. You … Read more
I think is possible following this workflow: add an action to ‘updated_option’ hook to see when the theme mods are updated, and when it happen run a function that get the content of style.css as a string using file_get_contents get your customization and append them to the style.css string write a the new string in … Read more
So first you need customizer options. You can put this in customizer.php and include that file in your functions.php or you can just put it in functions.php directly. add_action(‘customize_register’, ‘mytheme_customize_register’); function mytheme_customize_register( $wp_customize ) { /** ———————————————————— SECTION: Header ———————————————————— **/ $wp_customize->add_section(‘section_header’, array( ‘title’ => esc_html__(‘Header’, ‘mytheme’), ‘description’ => esc_attr__( ‘Choose one of three different … Read more
Ok I found the answer that no one has on the net I been looking for days now. Here is how I was able to do it. Hope this helps someone out there // This is getting the image / url $feature1 = get_theme_mod(‘feature_image_1’); // This is getting the post id $feature1_id = attachment_url_to_postid($feature1); // … Read more
Yes, it is needed. For reference, the function’s description is: Prints a script to check whether or not the Customizer is supported, and apply either the no-customize-support or customize-support class to the body. The class names that the function toggles on the body element control whether or not the Customize link in the admin bar … Read more
I finally managed to solve my issue, but not in the most elegant way : polling. I would still be interested in more elegant solution ! The main issue I have is that the point move is done in the iframe containing the site preview, whereas the theme customizer form inputs are in the main … Read more
There is a function called remove_theme_mods that will kill all theme mods. Beware, however, that this will not only remove the mods that you have defined in your theme using the customizer API. It will also target other mods, such as the menu locations. Widget positions are currently defined as options, not as mods, but … Read more
I see you’re talking about the dynamic_sidebar function but I don’t see you mention the sidebar file (eg. sidebar.php or sidebar-single.php). There are basically 3 steps I follow to display sidebar widgets and they’re always visible in customizer. If yours is not showing up, you probably may have missed something. 1. The register part in … Read more
The customizer has a special control for file uploads. Assuming that you already know how the theme customizer works, you would have to add four controls in this fashion: $wp_customize->add_control( new WP_Customize_Upload_Control( $wp_customize, ‘wpse215632_image_1’, array( ‘label’ => __( ‘First image’, ‘wpse215632_theme’ ), ‘description’ => __( ‘More about first image’, ‘wpse215632_theme’ ), ‘section’ => ‘wpse215632__section_id’, ‘settings’ … Read more
The customizer needs the sidebar to be “displayed” in order to detect its existence on the page. In your code you display the sidebar only if it is “active” which means that it has at least one widget in it, otherwise when no widgets are included it is not displayed and therefore the customizer can … Read more