All those options are actually pointing to the active theme, but the difference is the value stored in each option: The options template and stylesheet both store the name of the active theme folder, e.g. twentytwentyone for the Twenty Twenty-One theme. But if you’re using a child theme, then stylesheet would be the name of … Read more
In addition to what Joseph suggested, you can also define the upload path in the wp-config.php file like this: define( ‘UPLOADS’, ‘wp-content/’.’files’ ); If you’d like it outside the wp-content folder, specify path like this: define( ‘UPLOADS’, ”.’uploads’ ); For uploading to a folder like example.com/images, use this code: //Custom upload path define( ‘UPLOADS’, ”.’images’ … Read more
That’s because your options are stored as a serialised array, in one row with name XX_theme_settings. To update one option, you would still need to retrieve the existing settings, ammend the appropriate value and update all options in your array together. For example: $my_options= get_option(‘XX_theme_settings’);//retrieve all options $my_options[‘XX_Option2’] = ‘my new value’; //amend value in … Read more
So in this hook is not exactly looking for the {$page_name}. Once I replaced the {$page_name} part of this filter to the {$option_group} parameter from my register_settings() function, all is well in the land of WordPress. Here is what my update needed to look like. function bf_ins_capability(){ return ‘edit_posts’; } add_filter( ‘option_page_capability_bf_insurance_settings’, ‘bf_ins_capability’);
add_settings_field() accepts six arguments, the last one is an array of arguments: add_settings_field($id, $title, $callback, $page, $section, $args); You can add custom values here, so you can reuse one callback. A simple example: add_settings_field( ‘foo’, ‘Foo’, ‘wpse_settingsfield_callback’, ‘my_page’, ‘my_section’, array ( ‘context’ => ‘foo’ ) // custom arguments ); add_settings_field( ‘bar’, ‘Bar’, ‘wpse_settingsfield_callback’, ‘my_page’, ‘my_section’, … Read more
Fetch current options, and be sure to return an array if empty: $current_options = get_option( ‘option_name’, array() ); Ensure desired options are in an array: $desired_options = array( /* whatever you need goes here */ ); Merge them, using [wp_parse_args()]1: $merged_options = wp_parse_args( $current_options, $desired_options ); Update update_option( ‘option_name’, $merged_options ); Of course, the trick … Read more
Full code to add settings page with checkbox option. You don’t need loops and something else. WordPress will make everything for you. Get more info in Codex function wpse_319648_render_popup() { $options = get_option(‘wpse_319648_checkbox’); $default = isset($options[‘popup’]) ? $options[‘popup’] : 0; printf( ‘<input type=”checkbox” name=”%1$s[popup]” value=”1″ %2$s>’, ‘wpse_319648_checkbox’, checked($default, 1, false) ); } function wpse_319648_settings_page() { … Read more
From what I see, you are mixing output and the code, which is meant to prepare that output. More, the preparation is coming after the output started. Looks weird to me. Here I updated your code, and it works OK: /* Hook to admin_menu the yasr_add_pages function above */ add_action( ‘admin_menu’, ‘yasr_add_pages’ ); function yasr_add_pages() … Read more
Okay, at last found that, the serialized data, where there is a site_url exists, are causing the problem while I’m migrating the data from localhost to server replacing the local URL to server URL. I found two solution, both are not tested yet: PHP Serialization Fix for WordPress Migrations (& other applications like Expression Engine) … Read more
In the wp-admin/options.php file you find filter with name created from your settings group to control permissions: $capability = apply_filters( “option_page_capability_{$option_page}”, $capability ); to fix issue, add filter with your desired permission level like: add_filter( ‘option_page_capability_programme_content’, ‘my_settings_permissions’, 10, 1 ); function my_settings_permissions( $capability ) { return ‘edit_pages’; }