How to access files outside /var/www/html
How to access files outside /var/www/html
How to access files outside /var/www/html
How to override javascript in customize-controls.js
Remove Astra Customizer Panels [closed]
It’s always a good idea to sanitize values being accepted from the user. A WP_Customize_Cropped_Image_Control will populate its associated setting with an attachment ID. Thus you could use absint as the sanitizing function. Remember that esc_attr is an escaping function and should only be used when printing out a value to the page, and here …
This tutorial seems to create a whole class for working with css. How about starting with a very basic example and working from there. In order to add <style> to <head> you could hook into wp_head action. Most theme uses it to load all styles, scripts etc., so you can be sure that you can …
The settings attribute you’re using for add_control() is expecting an array of all settings tied to the control while you’re passing a string. The attribute you want is the singular setting which is expecting the string value of the primary setting for the control. So try this: $wp_customize->add_control( ‘button_1_text’, array( ‘label’ => __( ‘Primary Button’, …
Customizer > Menus is a panel named nav_menus. Customizer > Menus > Menu Locations is a section inside the nav_menus panel called menu_locations. Each menu is added a little differently, but I believe they are sections inside the nav_menus panel whose ID is nav_menu[menu_id]’ where menu_id is the term_id of the menu. Customizer > Menus …
Figured it out. Use “get_panel” not “get_section” $wp_customize->get_panel(‘widgets’)->title = __( ‘Sidebar & Footer widgets’ );
As of core version 4.6 WP went from web fonts back to using system fonts: As such, the font stack includes the following: -apple-system for Safari (iOS & macOS) and Firefox macOS BlinkMacSystemFont for Chrome macOS Segoe UI for Windows Roboto for Android and Chrome OS Oxygen-Sans for KDE Ubuntu for Ubuntu Cantarell for GNOME …
Have a look into set_theme_mod(): Creates or updates a modification setting for the current theme and get_theme_mod(): Retrieves a modification setting for the current theme With this you should be able to get the logo: $custom_logo_id = get_theme_mod( ‘custom_logo’ ); $logo = wp_get_attachment_image( $custom_logo_id, ‘full’ ); This would set the attachment 12 as the logo …