The problem is that the default Editor role does not have enough capabilities to change theme options. You are allowing users with ‘moderate_comments’ capabilities to view the page. That in itself is not enough. When the user attempts to update, it fails because the user does not have the proper capabilities, hence the ‘Cheatin’ uh?’ … Read more
YES. You always escape output that originally comes from user submitted data. To be safe, you always escape variable output, period.
The code you posted has a major flaw*: it mixes HTML and PHP without properly setting them apart. This code chunk has a PHP function call followed by an HTML string, but since there’s nothing telling the file that it should be treated as HTML, the parser says “Hey, <form isn’t anything I recognize. I’m … Read more
The problem with your code is, as we found out in the comments on the question, that you’re using $, which is either undefined or has a conflict (in any case, it’s not pointing to jQuery). Using jQuery( document ) instead of $( document ) should do the trick!
I think this is what you are looking for . $cats = get_terms(‘category’); $blog_cats = array(“all” => “All”); foreach ($cats as $cat) { $blog_cats[$cat->name] = $cat->name;} Then to show this <?php echo aq_field_select(‘category’, $block_id, $blog_cats, $category); ?>
Put this code in index.php <img class=”img-resposive” src=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/218286/<?php $logo=get_option_tree(“logo’,”,’true’); // return src of img $id_logo = get_attachment_id_from_src($logo); // This is custom function for getting image id. $alt = get_post_meta($id_logo, ‘_wp_attachment_image_alt’, true);// get alt=”” from wordpress media. if ( function_exists( ‘get_option_tree’) ) : if( get_option_tree( ‘logo’)) : $logo; else: echo bloginfo(‘template_directory’) .’/assets/images/logo_vp.png’; // else if option … Read more
Did you try just using option.php? <form method=”post” action=”options.php”>
Before use this function of_get_option() you have to initialize it as global in this file wp-contents/themes/theme_name/inc/Payment_package because this is undefined in that file.
Finally, after several tests with jquery versions I found that the correct one was the jquery-1.8.0.min.js. Is the only one latest jquery version which is working with superfish.js. The jQuery versions after 1.8.0 seem to have problems working in combination with superfish.js (also tested the latest jQuery 3.1.1 with no result). So eventually I had … Read more
Instead of using a hook to store the defaults, you can write the logic straight into get_theme_options – if the value is false, there are no options saved yet: public static function get_theme_options() { $options = get_option( ‘theme_options’ ); if ( $options === false ) { $options = [ ‘key’ => ‘default_value’, ]; add_option( ‘theme_options’, … Read more