Manipulate theme version – hook into wp_get_theme()
Manipulate theme version – hook into wp_get_theme()
wp-get-theme
If has_term, load other theme
Your problem is that if you want to switch theme you have to do it very early, in fqact, the latest action you can hook for that task is setup_theme that is fired before the theme is actually loaded, so – first of all – if you want to change the theme you should use … Read more
Get file headers in custom file
Use get_file_data( $file, $headers ): $file_data = get_file_data( __FILE__, array ( ‘Plugin Name’ ) ); echo “the name is ” . $file_data[0]; Make sure the first parameter points to an existing file. It will find all lines that are formatted like regular plugins headers or the headers of a style.css. In my plugin T5 Opera … Read more
use wp_get_theme() to get theme author name
Do not use just the header string, call display() instead and set the second parameter to FALSE to suppress markup. // FALSE for no markup $theme->display( ‘Author’, FALSE ); What you see in your var_dump() are private properties. If you print $theme->Author the magic __get() method is called and this calls display() without the second … Read more
Get parent theme version
In the WP_Theme class, the get method gives you a sanitized theme header. You cannot use it to extract a property. Actually you don’t need to, as you can access it directly like this: // get the parent object $parent = wp_get_theme()->parent(); // get parent version if (!empty($parent)) $parent_version = $parent->Version;
Get Parent Theme Author Name
Thanks for all the help which pointed me in the right direction. In the end I used the following: $style_parent_theme = wp_get_theme(get_template()); $style_parent_theme_author = $style_parent_theme->get( ‘Author’ ); I use get_template() to recover the folder name of the parent theme. wp_get_theme then get’s the theme object. Once we have that we can manipulate the object to … Read more
Allow user to select a theme to install when they signup
In order to do what you want , you can add whatever fields you want, and then store them in the user_meta … (One could also store them in the $user_info array/object, but I am not sure what would be the benefit .. ) // Render Form Fields add_action(‘register_form’,’k99_register_form_add_theme_field’); // Checking add_action(‘register_post’,’k99_check_fields’,10,3); // Insert Data … Read more