No, you don’t need output buffering in this case. As a rule of thumb: Don’t use output buffering unless you really have to. Just imagine what happens if someone else uses output buffering too from a plugin and it crosses with yours: // plugin ob_start(); // later, you in your theme ob_start(); // you call … Read more
I added this to my style.css and now the video player is fully responsive! .wp-video, video.wp-video-shortcode, .mejs-container, .mejs-overlay.load { width: 100% !important; height: 100% !important; } .mejs-container { padding-top: 56.25%; } .wp-video, video.wp-video-shortcode { max-width: 100% !important; } video.wp-video-shortcode { position: relative; } .mejs-mediaelement { position: absolute; top: 0; right: 0; bottom: 0; left: 0; … Read more
Child Themes are useful for users who mainly want to make style changes to their Theme, but don’t want – or know how – to maintain the underlying code. Grokking PHP/WordPress Theme Development is an entirely different thing than grokking CSS. Child Themes are also useful for users who want to implement minor functional changes … Read more
Sounds to me like you are making it more complicated than it needs to be. You already have the author/user as the client – no need to create another concept to represent that. Requirements: wp network where each subsite has many users (clients) Each client wants to have a single page which they can edit … Read more
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
The settings are saved via ajax, with the action customize_save. In the wp-includes/class-wp-customize-manager.php class, the callback for this ajax method is the save method (see source) This triggers the customize_save action, prior to updating each of the settings. Each setting is actually an instance of the class WP_Customize_Setting and saving the setting triggers the action … Read more
What is an alternative method to the WordPress private _doing_it_wrong() function? There’s no way that WordPress is ever going to get rid of the _doing_it_wrong() function, so it’s perfectly safe to use it. But if for some reason you don’t want to use it because it’s marked private, then you could create a plugin that … Read more
What you’re trying to do can be accomplished without ever editing the core files in OptionTree. Add your custom option type functions to your themes functions.php and the following code, as well. /** * Filter to add custom option types. * * @param array An array of option types. * @return array */ function add_custom_option_types( … Read more
Do not use any action in form. If you keep empty action of form then data will submit on same page if(isset($_POST[“name”])) { echo $_POST[“name”]; } <form action=”” method=”POST”> <input type=”text” name=”names” id=”names”> <input type=”submit” value=”submit” name=”submit_btn”> </form>
You are loading the rtl.css using the WordPress automatic way, that is, having a rtl.css in the theme folder will be loaded by WordPress automatically if it presents and direction of current language ir rtl (you should add this information to the question, it has been difficult to figure it out how you are loading … Read more