Try this: $options = get_option( ‘theme’ ); wp_localize_script( ‘flexslider’, ‘flex_vars’, array ( ‘flex_auto’ => ($options[‘slide-auto’]) ? ‘true’ : ‘false’, ‘flex_animation’ => $options[‘slide-animation’], ‘flex_direction’ => $options[‘slide-direction’] ) ); Assuming slide-auto is the option you made a boolean. This script isn’t tested, I directly typed it in here.
Checkbox is possible. A example, I hope this help you. At first you must define the setting, via add_setting, important is the param type with value option. After this control the field via add_controland set the param type to checkbox. Alternative it is possible to use select. If I add a default value via std, … Read more
The page content for custom backgrounds is created in wp-admin/custom-background.php. There is no action available where the fields are printed. To add new fields we have to print JavaScript into the page footer. The action is ‘admin_footer-appearance_page_custom-background’. To save those field values we have to hook into ‘load-appearance_page_custom-background’. The following example adds a new option … Read more
You need to add a name attribute to your editors. The name attribute needs to be set to the value of of your option, so like this: function us_partners_cb() { $us_partners_desc = get_option( ‘us_partners_desc’ ); echo wp_editor( $us_partners_desc, ‘uspartnersdesc’, array(‘textarea_name’ => ‘us_partners_desc’) ); }
disadvantage using option tree: Your theme depend on other work as a core You need to always keep an eye for the plugin update ( which is really not good if you’re going to use it in premium theme ) If you’re going to integrate it in your theme, then when there is update from … Read more
Have a look at: The Complete Guide To The WordPress Settings API (Part 8: Validation, Sanitisation, and Input II): add_settings_field( ‘Checkbox Element’, ‘Checkbox Element’, ‘sandbox_checkbox_element_callback’, ‘sandbox_theme_input_examples’, ‘input_examples_section’ ); function sandbox_checkbox_element_callback() { $options = get_option( ‘sandbox_theme_input_examples’ ); $html=”<input type=”checkbox” id=”checkbox_example” name=”sandbox_theme_input_examples[checkbox_example]” value=”1″” . checked( 1, $options[‘checkbox_example’], false ) . ‘/>’; $html .= ‘<label for=”checkbox_example”>This is an … Read more
stripslashes(wp_filter_post_kses(addslashes($_POST[‘sidebar_code’]))); but you should know that the kses filter is not 100% safe.
Here’s an example; First to figure out the order of the sub menu items based upon its array key you can do a var_dump on the $submenu global variable which will output the following; (I’m using the Posts menu and sub menu as an example) //shortened for brevity…. [“edit.php”]=> array(6) { [5]=> array(3) { [0]=> … Read more
Re-size WordPress images on the fly using built-in WordPress functions. Use the vt_resize function to dynamically re-size WordPress images located in a custom field, featured image, uploads directory, NextGen Gallery WordPress plugin, or even an external link to an offsite image. It is very simple to use, just copy/paste the code below into your WordPress … Read more
The answer that yes, the theme_mod functions will be slower, but not significantly, and the benefits outweigh the differences. Theme mods are stored as options. So, in essence, the theme_mod functions are wrappers around the options functions. First, understand that theme_mod settings are stored as an array in a single option, keyed to the specific … Read more