You can create a basic theme options page using the WordPress settings api Here is a simple example that will create an input field for the user to enter a path to the custom logo. // Add a menu for our option page add_action(‘admin_menu’, ‘prefix_myplugin_add_page’); function prefix_myplugin_add_page() { add_options_page( ‘My Theme Options’, ‘Theme Name Options’, … Read more
I’m the lead dev for Redux Framework. This is because you use the same function name. You must change the add_another_section name to something less common. Otherwise you’ll always get an error. That’s unfortunately a limitation of PHP. One name per function per instance.
It makes sense that if it’s faster to use a new table for a thousand entries, it must also be faster for tens or hundreds of entries. Performance is not about the pure number rows – the real amount of data and their structure counts. Usually, you use just the theme mod API. Your theme … Read more
Enqueue the script as you would normally, & then call the JS function right after the slider HTML output (or on wp_footer), and pass a JSON config back to the function. <!– slider HTML –> <script type=”text/javascript”> jQuery( “#my_slide” ).mySlider( <?php echo json_encode( $my_config /* array or object of arguments */ ) ?> ); </script> … Read more
First, change your code into the following: $value = get_option( ‘mytheme_value’ ); query_posts ( “meta_key=post_views_count&orderby=meta_value_num&order=DESC&meta_value={$value}”); When you use single quotation marks, php isn’t parsed in the string, and functions (like get_option) will never be called from within a string. Therefore, call the function get_option first, and put the value in a double quoted string (which … Read more
These classes are generated by WordPress. For instance, if a user inserts an image in his post and says it must be aligned right, WP will generate code like this in the post: <img class=”alignright” src=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/247130/…”> Now, if your theme doesn’t define the alignright class, the image won’t be aligned right and the user won’t … Read more
You can create using page builders as well as using widgets or you can use custom post types and create page templates for different pages of your custom WordPress theme website.
It sounds like you want users to be able alter the structure of the single.php format without much WordPress know-how (perhaps it’s for clients?). You could create an options page for this, and allow the user to select the structure they prefer. In your functions.php or a plugin, you use a hook to call a … Read more
See TwentyEleven to get the idea: it uses register_default_headers() to add new header images. In your plugin or theme just add: add_action( ‘after_setup_theme’, ‘wpse_42529_add_header_images’ ); function wpse_42529_add_header_images() { register_default_headers( array( ‘a_short_name’ => array( ‘url’ => ‘%s/images/headers/a_short_name.jpg’, ‘thumbnail_url’ => ‘%s/images/headers/a_short_name-thumbnail.jpg’, ‘description’ => __( ‘Wheel’, ‘twentyeleven’ ) ), ‘another_image’ => array( ‘url’ => ‘%s/images/headers/another_image.jpg’, ‘thumbnail_url’ => ‘%s/images/headers/another_image-thumbnail.jpg’, … Read more
There’s much more than just those three functions. As it would be too much to write 5 blog posts (or even a whole book) about it, I’m just going to give you some reads as starting points: One of the rare good articles on WP Tuts+ 1) QueryPosts.com is the way to read source code, … Read more