Create settings field on button click
Create settings field on button click
Create settings field on button click
Disregarding for a moment the comments telling you to avoid user agents (because they are error prone and will probably fail on some devices – as you can see from the constant stream of bug fixes on the plugin), the answer to your narrower question is: it doesn’t matter. If A and B are independent … Read more
Modifying third-party themes should be avoided in the first place. Creating a child theme is the proper way to customize a third-party theme because it allows for the parent theme to be updated without worrying about having your customizations overwritten when updating. Being able to update is important for security and it’s nice to be … Read more
The issue was to do with how I created my overlay. Pretty much I was using e.stopPropagation() to stop inner divs from closing on the overlay when the parent was clicked. Using e.stopPropagation() prevented some clicks of the wp editor from working. Instead I used a check which would only apply the closing of the … Read more
Easiest way would be to just grab an existing modal library and enqueue that to your theme. Bootstrap would work (although it would be excessive if you only need a modal window), just enqueue your bootstraps CSS and JavaScript files in your functions.php in your child theme and then you can create the appropriate classes … Read more
HTML TO WP Theme : Submenu goes down wp_nav_menu
I think I found your problem. In your header.php file you’ve not put wp_head() and also on your footer.php you’ve missed wp_footer(). Where actually the scripts and style get hooked. Please add those wp_head() and wp_footer() to header.php and footer.php respectively. If you’re confused how and where you in those files you need to add … Read more
While wp_mail() is not exactly forbidden in a theme, it is very likely misplaced there. The purpose of a theme is presentation. It should not change existing data, and it should always be easy to replace. That’s the reason why contact forms, polls, shops, tracking and similar functionality is pure plugin territory. There is no … Read more
Instead of making the custom field read-only, you can hide a custom field by prefixing the name of the custom field with an underscore. e.g _custom_field_name You can hide the field by disabling the input boxes using replacing CUSTOM_FIELD_NAME with the name of your custom field. jQuery(document).ready(function () { metaName = jQuery(“#postcustom input[value=”CUSTOM_FIELD_NAME”]”).attr(“id”); metaValue = … Read more
It sounds like it might be an issue with the way the distributed version of the script is compiling. I found this issue reported on their Github repo that could be related. Try using the minified version (retina.min.js) included in the download zip package. Remember to update your script enqueue path if you’re using a … Read more