Turns out $wp_customize->get_section( ‘sidebar-widgets-footer_widgets’ ) was returning an Array, although a quick print_r() makes it seem as though it was an Object. Anyhow. Simple fix: cast it to an object. $footer_widgets_section = (object) $wp_customize->get_section( ‘sidebar-widgets-footer_widgets’ ); $footer_widgets_section->panel=””;
There are numerous storage mechanisms in WordPress, issue mostly is you might not be making right calls which one to use until you get some practical experience with them. Very loosely they are (from more user–facing to more developer–facing): posts/page and custom posts types — for post–like content widgets and sidebars they are going in … Read more
Use custom archive template for your custom taxonomy. so if your taxonomy is ‘XYZ’ , its archive page will be taxonomy-XYZ.php. Now in this custom archive page for your custom taxonomy, you can choose to add /remove sidebar as per your requirement.
The WordPress way of doing it would be to simply create your pages within the WordPress dashboard and create a custom page template to use for these landing pages. However if you don’t want to use WordPress (for whatever reason) the safest way would be to place the landing page in it’s own directory so … Read more
Interesting; I have never done this before. I preferred to create ScreenCast videos. I don’t see any better alternative to using Cron Job for automation of database reset. Here is the link I found that may help you: How to reset MySQL Database using Cron Job Automated Reset of MySQL database to fresh install Here … Read more
Here is my solution and it’s worked: get_role(‘editor’)->add_cap(‘edit_theme_options’); It’s possible since Version 3.0 in WordPress
The CSS code syntax is not correct. For post and page specific CSS, you need to use something like this: /* Replace x with post/page id and post with page and vice versa*/ .page-id-x .hentry, .page-id-x .entry-footer { background-color: #RGBColor !important; }
You are not providing the correct parameter to wp_get_nav_menu_object() function. It needs the menu ID or menu slug but you are providing the menu theme location. Obviously, I can not tell you what is the ID or slug of your menu. One way of getting the menu ID of the menu assigned to theme location … Read more
Try this way: function mytheme_custom_styles() { // Initialize the variable $custom_css=””; // check if it’s empty if( ” != get_theme_mod(‘sitetitle_typography’) ) { $custom_css .= ‘font-family: ‘ . get_theme_mod(‘sitetitle_typography’) . ‘;’; } // check if it’s empty if( ” != get_theme_mod(‘sitetitle_weight’) ) { $custom_css .= ‘font-weight: ‘ . get_theme_mod(‘sitetitle_weight’) . ‘;’; } // check if it’s … Read more
So long as the software publishes everything to a directory, maybe something like: booking/index.html booking/otherstuff.jpg …then you can just link to it from your WordPress part like you would normally: http://www.example.com/booking/ …when someone clicks the link, they see the booking section. WordPress is none the wiser, and will happily carry on powering everything else.