Can you check your wp-config.php and double check that you are using the correct database, as if you have changed the values within the wp_options table then they should definitely be reflected in the settings in the back-end of WordPress, whereas, updating from WordPress might not have been saving etc. Sounds like a strange issue … Read more
Nothing prevents you from retrieving your option in several places. You can do several get_option() calls or create global variable and assign your value to it once. It is hard to come up with specific example without knowing what exactly you store in option and which classes you want to generate for your markup. Update … Read more
For theme Settings see Chip Bennett’s tutorial, also WordPress supports custom background, you can add support to your theme with add_custom_background, see reference for more information.
What you are looking for is the selected() function. Your updated option should look like this: <option value=”<?php echo $category->cat_ID; ?>” <?php selected($option, $category->cat_ID); ?>> <?php echo $category->cat_name; ?> </option> // EDIT Oh, and BTW, in your particular case you might want to use the wp_dropdown_categories function, I guess. That would be: wp_dropdown_categories( array( ‘selected’ … Read more
Got the solution. you can use shortcode e.g. [layerslider id=”1″] in textarea/textbox and call it by the name to the textarea/textbox use in option tree function files e.g. get_option_tree( ‘textboxname’);
To hook your custom plugin settings into the Permalink settings, use the following: add_action(‘admin_init’, ‘wpse_237141_custom_permalink_section’); function wpse_237141_custom_permalink_section() { add_settings_section( ‘your_custom_id’, // ID ‘Your Plugin Settings’, // Section title ‘your_callback’, // Callback for your function ‘permalink’ // Location (Settings > Permalinks) ); } You’ll need to fill in the blanks to display your own custom functions, … Read more
Hi @haha: ‘admin_init’ is definitely an\ workable way to load scripts but you might also want to take a look at this blog post and consider using the “admin_print_scripts-{$page}” hook instead which can allow you to only load on your page when you need it and not burden the other admin pages: How To: Load … Read more
the front page displays setting as set under settings > reading is stored in the options table under show_on_front, with value either posts or page. if page is selected, the selected pages are stored in options page_on_front and page_for_posts, with the id of the selected pages as value. you can update these options yourself from … Read more
Do not use different callbacks, use the the sixth parameter for add_settings_field() instead. That is an array, and you can pass any data to the callback here. Example: foreach( $theOptions as $k => $v ) { add_settings_field( $k, $v, ‘my_callback’, $the_options, $the_group, array ( ‘special’ => $k ) ); } function my_callback( $args ) { … Read more
You can add extra rules right after the ^index\.php$ line via the WP_Rewrite class, more specifically the add_external_rule() method. They are added to the non_rewrite_rules array, which is written in the mod_rewrite_rules() method. This is a very simple example. You should still flush the rewrite rules (once), either on plugin activation or by visiting the … Read more