Yes. wp.customize( ‘header_textcolor’ )(): ( function( $ ) { //Update site background color… wp.customize( ‘background_color’, function( value ) { value.bind( function( newval ) { $(‘body’).css(‘background-color’, newval ); var text_colour = wp.customize( ‘header_textcolor’ )(); // … now do something with text_colour } ); } ); } )( jQuery );
I got similiar situation where I needed to add page on theme activation and set it as homepage automatically. Here’s how I did it: add_action(‘after_setup_theme’, ‘mytheme_setup’); function mytheme_setup(){ if(get_option(‘page_on_front’)==’0′ && get_option(‘show_on_front’)==’posts’){ // Create homepage $homepage = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘page’, ‘post_title’ => ‘Home’, ‘post_content’ => ”, ‘post_status’ => ‘publish’, ‘post_author’ => 1 ); // Insert … Read more
So I did some research on the matter and I found a solution. Basically WordPress has this cool feature where you can call something called get_theme_mod so what I essentially did was add get_theme_mod inside my <img> src. So this is what I changed my <img> tag to after finding out about get_theme_mod: <img src=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/215701/<?php … Read more
No, this is not okay. NO NO NO. Here’s my favourite Otto quote: Inside all translation functions, no PHP variables are allowed in the strings, for any reason, ever. Otto explains this in more detail, but the simple way to say it is that translation calls are parsed, not executed . So your variable (let … Read more
You should be able to call wp_enqueue_script() as part of your Widget output. Edit Quick-and-dirty, using the bare-bones Widgets API class example: <?php class wpse48337_Widget extends WP_Widget { public function __construct() { // widget actual processes } public function form( $instance ) { // outputs the options form on admin } public function update( $new_instance, … Read more
Add a hidden flag to the post edit form along with your custom fields. Something like <input type=”hidden” name=”my_hidden_flag” value=”true” /> Then, wrap all of your custom save_post stuff in a check for this flag. Then you don’t have to check for the autosave constant any more either–if the flag doesn’t exist, it’s either a … Read more
There are many CSS classes generated by WordPress, depending on context. The Theme Review Guidelines include the following, WordPress-generated CSS classes: Alignment Classes: .aligncenter .alignleft .alignright Caption Related Classes: .wp-caption .wp-caption-text .gallery-caption Post Classes: .sticky Comment Classes: .bypostauthor Then, there are the body classes generated by body_class(). Then, there are the post classes generated by … Read more
In you PhpMyAdmin query for: (if you have a different database prefix, change that in the query, also change the user_id to yours) SELECT * FROM `wp_usermeta` WHERE `user_id` =1 AND `meta_key` LIKE ‘meta-box%’ Than delete those values and you will get the original order back. If you only want to change the menu order … Read more
You just call get_sidebar() from index.php and it loads the theme file sidebar.php. register_sidebar(), on the other hand, is used for widgets where plugins and such want to dynamically add content in your sidebar.php file if your theme supports it. In your case, is there a file called sidebar-footer.php in your theme’s directory?
Your functions.php doesn’t create output, so you should use locate_template(). Example: locate_template( ‘php/functions.nav-menu.php’, TRUE, TRUE ); You’ll find this function in wp-includes/theme.php. The first parameter is the file path relative to the theme root, the second tells WordPress to load it (or not), and the third to load it just once. Now a child theme … Read more