Review how the variable scope works.. Let’s not add yet another global variable, instead we can e.g. fetch the option values within the filter’s callback: function wpse251261_custom_body_classes( $classes ) { // Get option values $rounded_corner_radio = of_get_option( ’rounded_corner_radio’ ); $gradient_radio = of_get_option( ‘gradient_radio’ ); // Assign new body classes $classes[] = esc_attr( $rounded_corner_radio ); $classes[] … Read more
$pagenow is a global, just like you do with $wpdb later on in your code you should call global $pagenow; before trying to use it and $_GET[‘action’] is only set when ?action= is in the url, this isnt always the case. Always make sure it is set before trying to use it: if( isset($_GET[‘action’]) && … Read more
You have to change this add_action(‘admin_menu’,’mafongroup_admin_menu’); to add_action(‘admin_menu’,array( $this, ‘mafongroup_admin_menu’ ) );. Cause you’r here calling a class method. So you’ve to give reference to the class. And also if you put public before declaring mafongroup_admin_menu() function, it would be more readable and would be helpful in future I think. See the updated class code … Read more
Move the Navigation to a new Line: Add clear:left; to the .main-navigation class in your styles.css With Widgets I assume you mean the 3 sections with the blue graphic.. those have a horizontal padding of 25px and are evenly distributed by their width of 33.33333% -> look at the class .sow-features-list .sow-features-feature Line 21 of … Read more
Looks like just syntax: add_action( ‘wp_head’, function(){ ob_start(); }
No it does not, its mainly for demo purposes within Customizer. If you want a default to be output, in your output do this: echo get_theme_mod( ‘text_setting’, __( ‘Default value here’, ‘text-domain’ ) );
Because is it a true s**t experience having to design every single page of your site. This can be ok if your site contains up to 10 pages which rarely change, but it is very bad ROI if you need to spend that much effort to publish a daily blog post. In general the most … Read more
Depending on the quality of the theme (as anyone can write buggy stupid code), replacing a theme should not impact your content, and it should be displayed as it was in your current theme. That assumes you are not using one of those super mega “everything including the sink is included” themes, or at least … Read more
You’re sending a bad action for your AJAX request, the action should match with your string next to wp_ajax_: add_action(‘wp_ajax_fend_theme_data_save’, ‘fend_theme_data_save’);, so your action HTML field should be like this: <input type=”hidden” name=”action” value=”fend_theme_data_save” /> See the difference? Your action value should always be next to wp_ajax_ or wp_ajax_nopriv, whatever you’re using. I recommend you … Read more
You need the settings_errors(); function somewhere on your settings page: function display_acme_options_page() { settings_errors(); echo ‘<h2>Acme Options</h2>’; echo ‘<form method=”post” action=”options.php”>’; do_settings_sections( ‘acme-options-page’ ); settings_fields( ‘acme-settings’ ); submit_button(); echo ‘</form>’; }