As you have asked wether or not you have done the url encoding for the ampersands right, then my answer is: No. You are calling a javascript function, you’re not outputting something as x(ht)ml. You therefore do not need to encode & as &. The function is expecting a URL not a string that contains … Read more
Your ploblem is that wp_localize_script print to the html markup a javascript object similar to: var slider = {“id”:”a_unique_id_here”}; if you call it more times, e.g. using more shortcodes in same page, whati is printend in html markup is var slider = {“id”:”a_unique_id_here”}; var slider = {“id”:”another_unique_id_here”}; var slider = {“id”:”third_unique_id_here”}; so you are overwriting … Read more
The issue in this case has to do with how I added the customize.php script. I was loading it inside an is_admin() check (see updated question above where I have included that code branch). After reading Otto’s post, I realized that the customizer hook does not fire in this context.
Simple tutorial – How to sort customizer sections in the panel and add order to theme. 1. You must use prefixes to do this because customizer don’t support custom classes. ctmss_panel_ – for panels ctmss_section_ – for sections ctmss_hidden_ – for hidden sections that has a input with values 2. Add panel to the Customizer … Read more
The difference between the code you linked and your version, is that your post link has the permalink as the href value, where the original has just a hash. When you add a click handler to an anchor tag, it doesn’t prevent what normally occurs when you click that link, it just executes the javascript … Read more
On my website I load the recent comments per AJAX for window sizes above 480px: if ( 480 < jQuery(window).width() ) { jQuery(document).ready( function() { jQuery.get(‘http://toscho.de/?rc’, function(data) { jQuery(data).insertBefore(‘#inner’); } ); } ); jQuery(‘#posts’).after(‘<div class=clear> </div>’); } This code is quite old and not very elegant. But it may give you a hint for the right … Read more
You can just put the necessary javascript in a file and enqueue it on the necessary page: add_action( ‘admin_enqueue_scripts’, ‘add_admin_scripts’, 10, 1 ); function add_admin_scripts( $hook ) { //You can globalise $post here and enqueue the script for only certain post-types. if ( $hook == ‘post-new.php’ || $hook == ‘post.php’) { wp_register_script( ‘my_js_handle’,’/path/to/js/my-js-file.js’,array(‘jquery’),1,true); wp_enqueue_script(‘my_js_handle’); } … Read more
You could clone an existing field with jQuery and append it to the form. You’ll also have to handle cases where the number of ingredients is fewer than the number of fields, and you’ll have to use jQuery’s remove. Here’s a simple example of cloning a field: $(‘#quantity-form’).submit(function(){ // get # of fields that already … Read more
This is one of those things you probably have to do yourself, even though there are some slider plugins, they are difficult to customize. Using a jquery slider is pretty straightforward, they are usually just controlled with ID’s and CLASS’s, so you can wrap any WordPress code, for instance a wp_query (for featured posts). toscho’s … Read more
The following (in your theme’s functions.php) will register your script, and set jQuery as a dependency. So when you enqueue it, jQuery will also be enqueued. function my_scripts_method() { // register your script location, dependencies and version wp_register_script(‘my_custom_script’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/js/custom_script.js’, array(‘jquery’), ‘1.0’ ); } add_action(‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘my_scripts_method’); You can then enqueue your script one of … Read more