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The WordPress Theme Customizer: Adding a New Setting To An Existing Section

August 13, 2013 / Tom / 0 Comments

[…] ‘customize_register’, ‘my_theme_register_theme_customizer’ ); Above, the key is that the `add_setting` must come before the `add_control` call. At this point, this should introduce a new setting in your theme customizer, though it won’t actually be functional since there isn’t any JavaScript, yet. Can’t show too much of this theme yet. :) Next, you need to implement […]

The WordPress Theme Customizer: When Live Preview Doesn’t Work

September 18, 2013 / Tom / 0 Comments

I’m currently working on a lengthy set of articles that are intended to provide an in-depth look at the WordPress Theme Customizer. Yes, there has been a lot of material already written on this subject. Some of the best articles are: Otto’s guide to the WordPress Theme Customizer The comprehensive Codex article on the Theme Customization […]

Disrespecting the WordPress Customer, Damaging the WordPress Customizer

July 23, 2014 / Tom / 0 Comments

It’s no secret that one of the things that I love most about the most recent versions of WordPress is the Theme Customizer (which is soon to be called the Customizer). I’ve talked about it in a number of different articles, some of which include: A Guide To The WordPress Theme Customizer Modular Procedural Programming […]

WordPress Options and Theme Modifications

November 2, 2015 / Tom / 0 Comments

When The Customizer (once called The Theme Customizer) became part of WordPress, we saw a resurgence in the Theme Modification API. At one point in WordPress history, the `get_theme_mod` and `set_theme_mod` was how we handled theme modifications (hence the function names). Then, we began to use the options table as a way to manage the […]

A Dilemma: Hiding Elements with The WordPress Theme Customizer

April 16, 2014 / Tom / 0 Comments

When it comes to working with the WordPress Theme Customizer, one of the options that you’re likely to see in other themes (or that you’re likely to introduce in your own themes) is an option that is responsible for toggling the visibility of an element. For example, if a text box is empty, you may […]