The theme mod here is storing the attachment post ID whereas your default value is a URL. So what you’d need to do is something like: <?php function get_bio_image_url() { if ( get_theme_mod( ‘bio_image’ ) > 0 ) { return wp_get_attachment_url( get_theme_mod( ‘bio_image’ ) ); } else { return get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/images/default.jpg’; } } ?> … Read more
This is very old, but for someone coming here via search WP_Customize_Media_Control control in WP since 4.2 give you the attachment id. Ref: https://make.wordpress.org/core/2015/07/16/new-customizer-media-controls-in-4-3-and-4-2/
Yes. This can be accomplished by creating a custom selective refresh Partial type, and overriding the refresh method in the JavaScript class. Here’s the relevant JavaScript which should get enqueued in the Customizer preview, with customize-selective-refresh as its script dependency: wp.customize.selectiveRefresh.partialConstructor.body_class = wp.customize.selectiveRefresh.Partial.extend({ /** * Class name choices. * * This is populated in PHP … Read more
Customizer Message Passing What follows are some snippets that show the required order of operations for getting the message-passing handshakes to work. In your example code, the control is sending the message on change so it’s likely that this will not happen before the overall ready event and it should be ok. Pane → Preview … Read more
Yes, you can change the transport of a registered setting dynamically after the page loads. And actually the active_callback can be used in conjunction with JS to change the transport instead of causing the control to be hidden. Assuming you have registered a control with the ID of excerpt_length, and you have registered a setting … Read more
This is correct: $control = $setting->manager->get_control($setting->id); $choices = $control->choices; However, in your example, $setting->id will be theme_oenology_options[name]. So, get_control(‘theme_oenology_options[name]’) will return null because there’s no control with that name. You gave the control the id of oenology_name instead. I always give the same ID to settings and their matching controls for that reason.
I’m not familiar working with Kikri, but I’ve made a standalone example plugin that shows the approach I’d use to get controls to be contextual based on the previewed device. The plugin adds colored outlines around each element in the site, with a different color for elements in desktop, tablet, and mobile (obviously just for … Read more
Because postMessage uses JavaScript entirely, any PHP active_callback will not get called unless the preview refreshes (e.g. via wp.customize.previewer.refresh()). So what you need to do is implement the active callback in JavaScript instead, like so: wp.customize.bind( ‘ready’, function () { wp.customize.control( ‘archive_show_more_link’, function( control ) { var setting = wp.customize( ‘archive_link_tile_size’ ); control.active.set( ‘large’ === … Read more
I think is possible following this workflow: add an action to ‘updated_option’ hook to see when the theme mods are updated, and when it happen run a function that get the content of style.css as a string using file_get_contents get your customization and append them to the style.css string write a the new string in … Read more
Got it! Here’s the code that worked for me. — Theme Customizer settings and controls (mine are in a separate customizer.php file): function themename_customize_register( $wp_customize ) { … $wpcustomize->add_setting( ‘themename_skin’, array( ‘default’ => ‘light’, ), ); $wp_customize->add_control( ‘themename_skin’, array( ‘label’ => ‘Skin’, ‘section’ => ‘colors’, ‘settings’ => ‘themename_skin’, ‘type’ => ‘radio’, ‘choices’ => array( ‘light’ … Read more