That’s a Shortcode. It may be possible to find the function that renders that shortcode and copy/paste it into your own plugin, making it theme-independent, however, how easy that will be to do depends on how the shortcode works- if it depends on additional php functions, JavaScript, and CSS embedded within the theme.
To print JavaScript code to your page, you have several paths to choose from. The most obvious would be the wp_footer action. Just hook a function to it and make it print your JavaScript/jQuery code, wrapped in <script /> tags. // EDIT As an addition, if your custom JavaScript/jquery code is static (i.e., there are … Read more
You can get and check the value of your theme mod as you normally do anywhere. This code is tested and working (the code inside cyb_customizer() is exactly the code you posted in the question, only added add_section part): function flag_is_custom_excerpt_enabled(){ $blueplanet_options = get_theme_mod( ‘blueplanet_options’); if( empty( $blueplanet_options[‘theme_enable_custom_excerpt’] ) ) { return false; } return … Read more
max_input_vars is the limit on the total number of GET, POST, and COOKIE vars. To determine how many there are you can just count them. Here’s a quick example in a WordPress context: function wpd_admin_error_notice() { echo ‘This request contained ‘ . count( $_POST ) . ‘ POST vars, ‘ . count( $_GET ) . … Read more
There is the constant WP_USE_THEMES which when set to false in wp-config.php disables the theme system on the backend, though it does not completely disable the theme subsystem. I think that is a close as you can get. I am not 100% sure of that though.
Although @Jevuska did solve my issue, I have found a much easier solution to adding dynamic CSS from my theme options page. Here we go! Add this to functions.php add_action(‘wp_head’, ‘my_custom_css’); function my_custom_css(){ require_once( get_template_directory() . ‘/css/theme-styles.php’ ); } Now you can treat theme-styles.php as a normal CSS stylesheet <style type=”text/css”> a { color: <?php … Read more
Please use array_combine like this way function king_image_size() { $image_sizes = get_intermediate_image_sizes(); return array_combine($image_sizes, $image_sizes); }
Just wrap you code up in a conditional: if ( $GLOBALS[‘is_iphone’] ) { // do funky stuff for mini screens } global $is_iphone; will trigger TRUE for all mobile devices incl. tablets. Edit for WP 3.4+ Now there’s wp_is_mobile() to make checks for User-Agent. It’s basically a wrapper for $is_iphone and does the same.
It depends on the type of content. Is the content dynamic, likely to change, likely to have repetitions of the same types of information, time dependent? I’ll probably use a custom post type. Is the content unlikely to change, or only needs one instance of the information set (like a logo, Google analytics code, social … Read more
http://adambrown.info/p/wp_hooks/hook/wp_update_nav_menu?version=3.5&file=wp-includes/nav-menu.php : do_action( ‘wp_update_nav_menu’, $menu_id, $menu_data ); Consequently, a nav menu is a custom post type, as are its menu items, so all of the usual hooks for publish/save/update/trash apply