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Is it possible ( or advisable) to allow open access to the new theme customizer for potential clients?

Just an idea: Make a user called ‘Guest’ and look up the user ID When redirecting your potential clients to the admin page, redirect to a script that’s logging in your clients as the guest user (Code #1) Add an WordPress action to disallow the user when logged in as ‘Guest’ and not on customize.php … Read more

Adjust the Device Preview sizes used in the WP 4.5 Customizer

Both the mobile and the tablet dimensions are defined in the admin’s themes.css file. The javascript that runs when the buttons are triggered is just for adding and removing classes and not for dealing with the sizes themselves. So it shouldn’t be difficult to override the dimensions by adding some extra css. To keep it … Read more

When cropping a header image, retain meta data (i.e. name, description, etc.) from original image?

Here’s one idea, that might need further testing: /** * Cropped header image with the same description/caption as the original image */ add_filter( ‘wp_create_file_in_uploads’, function( $cropped, $attachment_id ) { add_filter( ‘wp_insert_attachment_data’, function( $data ) use ( $attachment_id) { if( doing_action( ‘wp_ajax_custom-header-crop’ ) && is_array( $data ) ) { // Copy the original description to the … Read more

wp.customize.bind ready event not fired

Do not put the Customizer ready event handler inside of the jQuery event handler. The Customizer ready will trigger at jQuery ready, so you are adding the event handler too late. Just do: wp.customize.bind(‘ready’, function(){ console.log(‘ready’); }); Your JS needs to be enqueued with customize-controls script as its dependency. Enqueue at the customize_controls_enqueue_scripts action.

Repeater field in Customizer

You could use or take a reference from Kirki. It is a framework that allow to add customizer controls with less code. Take a look to Kirki::Repeater_Control here.

How to remove the Theme Customization Button from the dashboard and themes options page?

With the lastest version of WordPress (4.3) you can now natively remove the customizer’s theme switch setting without resorting to CSS hacks. /** * Remove customizer options. * * @since 1.0.0 * @param object $wp_customize */ function ja_remove_customizer_options( $wp_customize ) { //$wp_customize->remove_section( ‘static_front_page’ ); //$wp_customize->remove_section( ‘title_tagline’ ); //$wp_customize->remove_section( ‘nav’ ); $wp_customize->remove_section( ‘themes’ ); } add_action( … Read more

Use default value of wp_customizer in theme_mod output?

Sadly not – all your customize controls are hooked onto customize_register, so they’ll only ever come into play when customising the theme for the first time. get_theme_mod() takes a second argument for a “default” value – yes, it means two instances of data in your code, but it’s a half-solution. I guess a more DRY … Read more

Adding a description to theme customizer controls

Here is one way to do it by extending the control you want to use. Below is an example where we extend the text control and add an extra description like the one seen here on the screenshot: function mytheme_customizer( $wp_customize ) { class Custom_Text_Control extends WP_Customize_Control { public $type=”customtext”; public $extra=””; // we add … Read more

Can a widget in the Customizer be “single-use” (i.e. disabled after 1 instance has been added)?

Approach So I’ve looked into this and my approach is this: When launching the customizer go through all sidebars and disable the widget as soon as you find any usage of it Whenever a sidebar is changed do that again. Disclaimer This has the following limitations: This is the first time I’ve dabbled in playing … Read more

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