I found a way to do that. This is how to Consolidate Options with Arrays described in this article http://striderweb.com/nerdaphernalia/2008/07/consolidate-options-with-arrays/ Related question: How do you store options with a:n:{{}} syntax in wp_options?
It looks like you can’t update your low accept rate either. Anyways, have you tried checking your theme’s header.php file? What is the value between the title tags? Are you using any third party plugins for SEO like WordPress SEO by Yoast? Try adding this between the title tags: <?php wp_title(“”,true); ?> You will also … Read more
there is a simple fix and that is removing line 103 in the themes header.php file but next time you update the theme it will return so to make you change permanent and still enjoy the updates first Create a child theme and then overwrite the header.php file in your child theme. its sound hard … Read more
‘true’ should be ‘1’: $options[] = array( ‘name’ => __(‘Input Checkbox Name’, ‘options_framework_theme’), ‘desc’ => __(‘Check to display.’), ‘id’ => ‘example_checkbox_2’, ‘std’ => ‘1’, ‘type’ => ‘checkbox’ ); and: <?php if ( 1 == of_get_option(‘example_checkbox2’) ) { ?> <p>checked</p> <?php } else { ?> <p>unchecked</p> <?php } ?>
If you’ve done everything correctly during the setup, then you should be able to load the logo_image option like this: $my_theme_prefix_option = of_get_option(‘logo_image’);
Put this code in index.php <img class=”img-resposive” src=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/218286/<?php $logo=get_option_tree(“logo’,”,’true’); // return src of img $id_logo = get_attachment_id_from_src($logo); // This is custom function for getting image id. $alt = get_post_meta($id_logo, ‘_wp_attachment_image_alt’, true);// get alt=”” from wordpress media. if ( function_exists( ‘get_option_tree’) ) : if( get_option_tree( ‘logo’)) : $logo; else: echo bloginfo(‘template_directory’) .’/assets/images/logo_vp.png’; // else if option … Read more
Before use this function of_get_option() you have to initialize it as global in this file wp-contents/themes/theme_name/inc/Payment_package because this is undefined in that file.
Instead of using a hook to store the defaults, you can write the logic straight into get_theme_options – if the value is false, there are no options saved yet: public static function get_theme_options() { $options = get_option( ‘theme_options’ ); if ( $options === false ) { $options = [ ‘key’ => ‘default_value’, ]; add_option( ‘theme_options’, … Read more
You can, but currently it’s not easy. You would have to override the existing code, and re-write it to extend it with your additional options. Start here: add_action( ‘admin_menu’, ‘twentyeleven_theme_options_add_page’ ); You’d need to remove this action (in your Child Theme): remove_action( ‘admin_menu’, ‘twentyeleven_theme_options_add_page’ ); Then, you would need to duplicate the twentyeleven_theme_options_add_page() function in … Read more
The settings API can be puzzling 😉 Replace: do_settings_sections( ‘ia_section_id’ ); with do_settings_sections( ‘srchild’ ); to display your defined settings section. The general usage is: do_settings_sections( $page ); where: $page (string) (required) The slug name of the page whose settings sections you want to output. This should match the page name used in add_settings_section(). Default: … Read more