Manipulating customizer panels and fields?
Try this: $mapScript = ( get_option(‘style-radio’) === 1 ) ? “ESRI.js” : “Google.js”; wp_enqueue_script( ‘Map’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/js/’ . $mapScript );
You need to create a submenu page with the same slug as the menu page. E.g. $menu_slug = “my_menu_slug”; $desired_capability = “manage_options”; //Or whatever you need $menu_page_callback = “menu_page_callback_function”; add_menu_page( “Page Title”, “Menu Title”, $desired_capability, $menu_slug, $menu_page_callback ); add_submenu_page( $menu_slug, “Submenu Page Title”, “Submenu Menu Title”, $desired_capability, $menu_slug, $menu_page_callback ); //Note, the 5th and 6th … Read more
The problem was because the parent PAID template does not work with the customizer page and use a submenu page to load options. Because just a bad user experience, I lost my time.
How about using the WordPress is_plugin_active() function? – https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/is_plugin_active This is an admin only function though, so to use it in the frontend or within a template file you would need to manually require plugin.php like so: include_once( ABSPATH . ‘wp-admin/includes/plugin.php’ ); is_plugin_active($plugin); Where $plugin is the name of the plugin sub directory/file eg: is_plugin_active( … Read more
try to use this: function tes_sidebar() { global $redux_demo; $sidebar =& $redux_demo[‘sidebar_position’] ) ? $redux_demo[‘sidebar_position’] : ‘right’; switch ( $sidebar ) { case ‘left’: get_template_part( ‘sidebar’,’left’ ); break; case ‘disable’: get_template_part( ” ); break; default: get_template_part( ‘sidebar’,’right’ ); break; } } call with this function: tes_sidebar();
Why Settings API Options Override Customizer Settings?
You can either choose a theme that already shows full posts on Categories by default, or you can create a child theme: Create a new folder under /wp-content/themes/ – the name is up to you, but for simplicity’s sake, you may just want to call it themename-child. So if you’re using the “twentysixteen” theme, call … Read more
first of all why he did not use the_custom_logo() method itself in the header file This function checks that the the_custom_logo function exists for backwards compatibility, so that the function works on WordPress versions older than 4.5. The reason this is done in inside twentysixteen_the_custom_logo() is so the theme can just use a single function … Read more
Plugin options are normally stored in the wp_options table. If you look at the plugin code (and reference the Plugin information in Codex; you can start here: https://codex.wordpress.org/Writing_a_Plugin ), you will see how the plugin names the option. Then you can create a function that will change that option value. Note that most plugins store … Read more