what framework do you use for your theme-panel? You need to make image upload into your theme panel page and a line of code to call it everywhere of your theme you want. This is an example: in theme panel function page $options[] = array( ‘name’ => __(‘Introduction Image’, ‘options_check’), ‘desc’ => __(‘This is your … Read more
Just in case anyone else finds this in the future. The issue was that we had an error/warning in our functions file. When accessing widgets we noticed the error/warning from the file. Resolved this, then the customizer link provided us with an on page error. The on page error linked to a reimplementation of a … Read more
Problem solved! Helped official support. It was necessary to add the following code. add_action( ‘redux/loaded’, ‘remove_demo’ ); /** * Removes the demo link and the notice of integrated demo from the redux-framework plugin */ if ( ! function_exists( ‘remove_demo’ ) ) { function remove_demo() { // Used to hide the demo mode link from the … Read more
WordPress provides a template hierarchy which gives you the flexibility to create custom layouts for posts, pages, archives, etc. To create a custom layout for a specific blog post, you would name the template single-{post-type}-{slug}.php You can find out more about the template hierarchy here
There are two ways to solve this: 1 Keep the mods as they are and use get_theme_mod in stead of get_option 2 Store the mods as options by changing the setting: $wp_customize->add_setting( ‘social_link_facebook’ , array( ‘default’ => ”, ‘type’ => ‘option’ ) );
This is a terrible way to make sure you are in the right context. The normal way is to load your class only when it is really needed, not earlier. A side effect is that the following code cannot be cached, because that line is evaluated on run time, not on compile time. The same … Read more
This is due to the wp_nav_menu parameter fallback_cb: If the menu doesn’t exist, a callback function will fire. Default is ‘wp_page_menu’. Set to false for no fallback. You have not specified an alternative, so it uses the default, wp_page_menu. You could create your own function to display a page menu with the proper markup, or … Read more
Option-1: Change the option from show to hide: The easiest way would be to change the naming and behaviour of the option. So instead of $options[‘classy_show_resume’], you may implement it as $options[‘classy_hide_resume’]. That way, by default hide option is not checked, that means you show it by default. Then hide it when this hide option … Read more
As i can see, your inputs are all the same (textbox) and most likely return the same type of data ( some human-readable text ), so i don’t think you need different functions. One will do it all, unless you have checkbox, radio buttons, HTML input, etc which might need different types of sanitation (such … Read more
The bt_theme_opts_page() function handles your theme’s options, and in that function there is this line: $theme_opts = get_option(‘bt_opts’); So your theme’s options are being stored in bt_opts. To retrieve it, use the same code in your page.php file. So you would need: $theme_opts = get_option(‘bt_opts’); echo $theme_opts[‘content_width’].’ sidebar will be ‘.(12 – $theme_opts[‘content_width’]);