I believe you should be able to use the update_option_{$option} hook: do_action( “update_option_{$option}”, $oldvalue, $_newvalue ); Something like: add_action( “update_option_youroptionname”, function ($oldvalue, $_newvalue) { // process your option value and update/insert options as needed // var_dump($oldvalue, $_newvalue); // debug // wp_die(); // debug }, 1,2 ); Be sure to replace “youroptionname” with the appropriate value.
Ok, So I have found a solution to my problem; Pagelines encodes each key and value pair into a json string, within in its own option called pl_settings in the wp_options table. They also give you access to each of these key->value pairs using the following: $value = pl_setting(‘option_key’) Thus I have taken the approach … Read more
I found a solution!!! <li class=”tweat”> <a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/124927/<?php $globalOptions = get_option(“global_options_arraykey’); echo $globalOptions[‘twitterid’];?>”>Visit our twitter Account</a> </li> I got it from this site: Get Option for an Element in an array – WordPress-Hackers
You are underestimating the complexity of robots file handling in WordPress. The presence of physical file is one of two cases. If physical file is not present during template load is_robots() checks is performed and in positive case do_robots() runs, generating and serving the “file” on the fly. Just going ahead and creating robots.txt in … Read more
Add this to your functions.php file – add_filter(‘ot_theme_options_parent_slug’, ‘__return_false’); Basically it’s a filter (ot_theme_options_parent_slug) added by the plugin author and the usage is simple like I provided here. You may consider looking at this page for all available filters for “Option-Tree” plugin – https://github.com/valendesigns/option-tree/blob/master/includes/ot-functions-admin.php By adding this filter, you can pass any function and adjust … Read more
If you are developing the theme for yourself to use I don’t see any reason for adding options if you don’t want to/know how. If you are planning on distributing/selling your theme though, you might want to consider adding some options for your customers to change the settings and customize the theme. I’d say that … Read more
This is wrong: add_theme_page(“Theme Panel”, “Theme Panel”, “manage_options”, “theme-panel”, “initialize_theme_options”, null, 99); The last two parameters shouldn’t be there. Check this function in codex here. EDIT: What’s more, the last parameter (which should be there) initialize_theme_options is wrong too, because it should be a callback to a function which would output a content. So for … Read more
I suggest you take a look at the Kirki toolkit: https://github.com/aristath/kirki It has a “repeater” field that should do what you need. It’s still under heavy development and for the time being I’ve only added the ability to use a few field-types with it, so I guess it depends on what exactly the data you … Read more
If your theme uses in-built custom-background callback then you can overwrite add_theme_support in your child theme. Yo do not need to use remove_theme_support. First add custom-background support with your callback function. $defaults_args = array( ‘wp-head-callback’ => ‘my_custom_background_cb’, ); add_theme_support( ‘custom-background’, $defaults_args ); In callback function specify div CSS class or ID function my_custom_background_cb() { $bg_image … Read more
You mean, wp-admin/admin.php?page=options-page-slug? But yes, you can use the rewrite API: add_action( ‘init’, function () { // The following adds the rule into the database. add_rewrite_rule( ‘wp-admin/options-page-slug(/|$)’, ‘wp-admin/admin.php?page=options-page-slug’, ‘top’ ); } ); Or alternatively, just add this before the WordPress rules in your .htaccess file: RewriteRule ^wp-admin/options-page-slug(/|$) /wp-admin/admin.php?page=options-page-slug [QSA,L]