I had a similar problem (albeit 3 years later) and after some research I had a process for potentially identifying the source of the problem and subsequently found that my issue was hidden in a plugin (iThemes Security in may case). The missing Appearance > Editor in WordPress could be due to a number of … Read more
custom_background() places the CSS to wp_head() as you mentioned so to get those CSS as if you don’t have wp_head() in your header, these tweaks from the core files would help: function wpse_228588_background_image_css() { $background_styles=””; if ( $bgcolor = get_background_color() ) $background_styles .= ‘background-color: #’ . $bgcolor . ‘;’; $background_image_thumb = get_background_image(); if ( $background_image_thumb … Read more
Not sure what you try to accomplish, but you can get a value by key using the wp.customize object: wp.customize.value(‘show_on_front’)(); wp.customize.value(‘blogname’)(); …. sorry no jQuery here, just javascript, and yes, the extra () are intentional. Edit: Full overview of all settings: wp.customize._value; console.log(wp.customize._value); Edit II: different approach: a) lookup all available settings by using console.log(wp.customize._value); … Read more
You always need to be sure that three things are defined (section, setting and control). If you are adding a control to an already defined section, i.e. title_tagline, then you don’t need to re-register it, but always define the setting and the control. //adding setting for copyright text add_action(‘customize_register’, ‘theme_copyright_customizer’); function theme_copyright_customizer($wp_customize) { //adding section … Read more
Try using this solution to give access to users to a specific page without them having to register an account. http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_signon Let me know if it does not work or you need further help.
I think you add for each logo a settings field? If no, please enhance your question. If yes, then add also often the call for the cropped image control. The follow example add an section, an field for a logo option and get the possibility for cropping image. add_action( ‘customize_register’, ‘fb_logo_customize_register’ ); function fb_logo_customize_register( $wp_customize … Read more
Not sure how optimized this is, but I do believe this would work: $( ‘#widgets-right’ ).delegate( ‘#customize-theme-controls’, ‘DOMNodeInserted’, function( ev ) { $( ‘.control-section’ ).click( function() { // Do stuff }); } );
To register my menus I usually use the init action hook, maybe you could try it. add_action( ‘init’, ‘pagespeed_register_menus’ ); instead of add_action( ‘after_setup_theme’, ‘pagespeed_register_menus’ );
Try to give yourself admin rights programmatically by placing this snippet in your functions.php. add_action(‘init’, function(){ // use your user id $user = get_user_by( ‘id’, $yourUserId); // Give yourself the admin role $user->add_role( ‘administrator’ ); });
The solution, needs a custom control object extending the original image control, and does an SQL query to grab the GUID and associated attachment ID on sanitisation. Not nice, kludgey, but it works $wp_customize->add_setting( ‘customimage’, array( ‘default’ => $default, ‘capability’ => ‘edit_theme_options’, ‘type’ => ‘option’, ‘sanitize_callback’ => array( ‘ICIT_Customize_Image_Control_AttID’, ‘attachment_guid_to_id’ ), ‘sanitize_js_callback’ => array( ‘ICIT_Customize_Image_Control_AttID’, … Read more