Create a function to output the selectively refreshed template code (I wrapped the HTML within <div class=”cta-wrap”> to make it easier to target this particular block of markup.) function wpse247234_cta_block() { if ( ( get_theme_mod( ‘intro_page’ ) ) != ” ) { $intro_id = get_theme_mod( ‘intro_page’ ); $intro_header = get_the_title( $intro_id ); $intro_excerpt = get_the_excerpt( … Read more
If you need them in a specific order, then give a priority value to the controls. Otherwise, their order is not defined and cannot be guaranteed. If you don’t define a priority, then the control gets the default priority of “10”. When two controls have the same priority, then the resulting order is undefined, because … Read more
1) Maybe bind to the api.ready state which may fix having to call your section twice (function($, api){ api.bind( ‘ready’, function() {… } })(jQuery); I saw a note in trac that said “Note that the APIs for dynamically-added controls, and APIs for JS-templated custom Sections and Panels are not yet available as of WordPress 4.2. … Read more
You’re running up against an incomplete implementation of modifying nav menus in the Customizer. In particular, inside of the phpdoc for WP_Customize_Nav_Menu_Item_Setting::preview() you can see this comment: // @todo Add get_post_metadata filters for plugins to add their data. Nevertheless, even though we didn’t implemented core support for previewing changes to nav menu item postmeta, it … Read more
This drove me mad for a while, but I got it to work by adding them with the full arguments that are used in the admin script loader rather than just referencing the handle. When I print the $wp_scripts global on the front end, iris and wp-color-picker are nowhere to be found, though all of … Read more
As you’ve already discovered, links to the customizer always start with /wp-admin/customize.php. Append ?autofocus[section] =section_name to checkout your section within the customizer. Both parameters (section and section_name) are registered within your customize_register hook: $wp_customize->add_section If you can’t find the hook, check the HTML markup of the customizer for further information. Both parameters are included within … Read more
There’s a few bits here that apply, but the short of it is this code in customize-preview.js: this.body.on( ‘click.preview’, ‘a’, function( event ) { event.preventDefault(); self.send( ‘scroll’, 0 ); self.send( ‘url’, $(this).prop(‘href’) ); }); The event.preventDefault prevents the links from actually working. The following code then sends a message back upwards telling it to a) … Read more
Theme mods are stored in the options table, one field per theme. Option name is theme_mods_themename, for instance theme_mods_twentyfifteen.
Late to the party but this will do the trick: $wp_customize->remove_control(‘blogdescription’); You want to remove just that control, not entire section as suggested above.
The answer that yes, the theme_mod functions will be slower, but not significantly, and the benefits outweigh the differences. Theme mods are stored as options. So, in essence, the theme_mod functions are wrappers around the options functions. First, understand that theme_mod settings are stored as an array in a single option, keyed to the specific … Read more