This is rarely as simple as it sounds as new themes usually require some adjustment of the content (different image sizes? different menus?) and maybe new plugins or setting changes. It is not impossible, but the work required to actually be able to do it is different from site to site. Of course if all … Read more
Personally I think keeping your mods in an array is a nice solution, but transferring them shouldn’t be too difficult. Just loop through the array like this: $all_mods = get_theme_mod(‘thefunk_theme_options’); // retrieve array foreach ($all_mods as $key -> $value) { if (!empty($value)) set_theme_mod ($key,$value); // set array element as separate mod } Since you have … Read more
Assuming you have an array $locations available, you can use this code to generate a dropdown in the customizer. It’s not that different from a single value. $section_name=”wpse213980_section_name”; // adapt to your naming system $section_title=”wpse213980_section_title”; // adapt to your naming system $setting_name=”wpse213980_setting_name”; // adapt to your naming system $setting_field_type=”select”; $setting_field_options = $locations; $sanitize_callback = ‘sanitize_text_field’; … Read more
Is there a reliable way to keep track of how long a WordPress theme has been active?
You can access Customizer values with get_theme_mod(), so you just need to check the value of your setting before enqueueing stylesheets the normal way: function wpse_310123_enqueue_scheme_css() { $scheme = get_theme_mod( ‘theme_scheme’ ); if ( $scheme === ‘green’ ) { wp_enqueue_style( ‘theme-green’, get_theme_file_uri( ‘green.css’ ) ); } elseif ( $scheme === ‘blue’) { wp_enqueue_style( ‘theme-blue’, get_theme_file_uri( … Read more
$ss_dir = get_stylesheet_directory(); // Shorten code, save 1 call ob_start(); // Capture all output (output buffering) require($ss_dir . ‘/library/css/dynamic.css.php’); // Generate CSS $css = ob_get_clean(); // Get generated CSS (output buffering) file_put_contents($ss_dir . ‘/library/css/static.css’, $css, LOCK_EX); // Save it Regards. PS: You cannot be a developer with scratchy files’ skills. They’re not optional.
It’s hardcoded into the WP_Themes_List_Table class that’s responsible on Line 50. $per_page = 15; So in short, you can’t without modifying a core file. Link to source.
WordPress does not natively use Ajax submits with Settings API, so there isn’t really best practice for it. I remember scbFramework having such option, but it was removed. Essentially there is nothing inherently more insecure to such submit, you should treat form data as untrusted regardless of submit method and appropriately sanitize and validate it … Read more
manage-options should be manage_options. Try this: add_theme_page(‘Theme preferences’, ‘Theme pref.’, ‘manage_options’, ‘interact-theme-settings’, ‘render_theme_settings’);
First of all. You don’t need to use plugins in order to migrate some wordpress from one place from another. 1) Make backups. When you have a backup with, for example Updraft you can easily make backup with all things, and restore backup. 2) Hard migration. Best migration. I am doing this type of migration … Read more