I was actually able to get this to work with the help of kind developers on the WordPress.org forum, and I will post the answer to my question here to benefit anyone who has the same problem. It is best to use the WP core functionality if it exists, which is the case for color … Read more
I think what your issue may be is that you aren’t setting the priority of the sections after you manually change their order in the DOM, so once the controls UI reflows the manual change may be getting lost. Your code can be simplified as well by not having to register hidden section or control. … Read more
I was able to solve this. Here is the code that got the checkbox working. function theme_customizer_register_checkbox($wp_customize) { $wp_customize->add_section( ‘global_options’, array( ‘title’ => ‘Global Options’, ) ); $wp_customize->add_setting( ‘show_supporters’, array( ‘default’ => true, ‘transport’ => ‘postMessage’ ) ); $wp_customize->add_control( ‘show_supporters’, array( ‘section’ => ‘global_options’, ‘label’ => ‘Show supporters section?’, ‘type’ => ‘checkbox’ ) ); } … Read more
From the array above, I think you just left out “uploads”. And if you’re wanting to be able to upload headers in the admin panel, it’s good to include the “width” and “height” in the array as well. $chargs = array( ‘width’ => 980, ‘height’ => 60, ‘default-text-color’ => ”, ‘default-image’ => ”, ‘uploads’ => … Read more
The answer is very simple. Change the transport property to refresh: $wp_customize->add_setting(‘cb_color_scheme’, array( ‘default’ => ‘blue’, ‘type’ => ‘theme_mod’, ‘transport’ => ‘refresh’, ‘capability’ => ‘manage_options’, ‘sanitize_callback’ => ‘wpforge_sanitize_cs_selection’, ‘priority’ => 4, ));
This works for me: jQuery(document).ready(function(){ setTimeout(function() { jQuery(‘input[type=”number”]’, window.parent.document).on(‘keyup’, function(){ window.parent.jQuery(this, window.parent.document).trigger(‘change’); }); }, 0); }); Use customize_preview_init to enqueue this js.
Likely a bit late, Tsquez, but esc_attr is for attributes, e.g. <a title=”esc_attr( $title )”>. You could also sanitize the HTML in your footer with wp_kses_post instead.
This is kind of a hacky way to accomplish this but digging around core reveals that the default section name is header_image: https://core.trac.wordpress.org/browser/tags/3.5.1/wp-includes/class-wp-customize-control.php#L734 So if we name the section we want it added to as header_image, the custom-header settings will automatically apply to that section. For example: $wp_customize->add_panel( ‘example_panel’, array( ‘priority’ => 10, ‘capability’ => … Read more
Yes. What you are looking for is the control’s active state. This can be set in PHP via a control’s active_callback. For more details, see: http://ottopress.com/2015/whats-new-with-the-customizer/ https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/a/211953/8521
Looks like the answer is display_header_text(). I found it in customizer.php in the twentysixteen theme. Relevant code: /** * Styles the header text displayed on the site. * * Create your own twentysixteen_header_style() function to override in a child theme. * * @since Twenty Sixteen 1.0 * * @see twentysixteen_custom_header_and_background(). */ function twentysixteen_header_style() { // … Read more