Answer 1 is not the best way… it’s the old way. The best solution going which I have found, and use regularly for moving site from local dev to live is at http://pluginbuddy.com/purchase/backupbuddy/. It backs up everything, including databases and plugins, and lets you restore a site or migrate an entire site to a new … Read more
If you look at Mystique theme (a great example of option panel with preview BTW) you can see that the main idea is to lavrage the form fields OnChange or change() events to load the theme’s preview with Jquery and a bit of ajax. So you have one function to load by ajax the preview … Read more
Is there somewhere I can see this default implementation? wp_head() function simply triggers the wp_head action hook that runs all callback functions that were added to this hook using add_action(‘wp_head’,’callback_function’); So there is no default implementation. Can this default implementation be “turned off”? Like we said before since there is no default implementation you need … Read more
The do_settings_section() function call needs to correspond to the $optiongroup argument you pass to register_setting(). To see how all of the myriad functions fit together, see page 10 of my tutorial. It does get fairly confusing trying to follow how the various functions string together. EDIT: You do appear to be using the option group … Read more
I would strongly recommend following the Theme Review guidelines for Theme Settings and Data Security. (If you intend for your Theme to be hosted in the WPORG repository, you will be required to follow these guidelines. Here’s a brief summary: Themes are required to prefix all options, custom functions, custom variables, and custom constants with … Read more
I had the same problem a few minutes ago. Here is what I used in the src tag: <?php if (get_theme_mod( ‘custom_logo_image’ )) : echo get_theme_mod( ‘custom_logo_image’); else: echo get_template_directory_uri().’/inc/images/default_logo.png’; endif; ?> It seemed to solve my problem. Let me know if it works for you.
There’s a bug(ish) report regarding this here: http://make.wordpress.org/themes/2011/07/01/wordpress-3-2-fixing-the-edit_theme_optionsmanage_options-bug/ You can use a filter to modify the theme page capability. First you’ll want to edit your register_setting() calls to look like this: register_setting( ‘map-options’, ‘map_zoom’ ); register_setting( ‘map-options’, ‘map_longitude’ ); register_setting( ‘map-options’, ‘map_latitude’ ); The first parameter is the settings group and this is what we’re … Read more
You can use PHP’s stripslashes() command: <?php echo stripslashes( get_option( ‘myOption’ ) );
From the looks of it your adding php right in the css which will not work. You need to write to the css file itself or dump it right into the html as Jeremy said as I am writing this:) Writing a new CSS file every time you make any changes can tax your system, … Read more
I think the problem is that you are using uppercase letters in the options id: footer-nav1_URL Try instead: footer-nav1_url In general you should avoid using uppercase letters in options names in WordPress.