How can I add built-in textarea in Wordpress v4 like when I hit Post -> Add new in theme development? I mean textarea with bbcode.
I need to add it to theme options page https://codex.wordpress.org/Creating_Options_Pages
I've used this plugin a ton for things like that.
This will work: https://wordpress.org/plugins/advanced-custom-fields/
Enjoy!
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I would like to add a couple of custom attributes to the link popup on the Gutenberg editor in wordpress. Would like to have something in the following lines:
There is currently a pending issue for the same on the Gutenberg's Github page: https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/issues/11599
Is there a way to achieve what I am looking for? Any help would be appreciated.
I'm also looking to extend with new controls the link panel. However, I did not found an easy to understand exemple yet. Here is how the Yoast Seo plugin is doing though.
I typically design and build using Bootstrap with a simple text editor. As far as I can see it is not possible to directly add a new HTML page to WP. Is there anyway to integrate bootstrap cleanly to WP?
Thanks
Just create a Custom Template that holds your HTML, then in the WP Backend create a new page and select the desired template. Here are the docs
This should answer your question on how to add new HTML Pages. "Integrating Bootstrap cleanly" extends to using it in the theme of course.
There is a stater theme underscores
first consider using the stater themes, there is a stater theme __tk
that is developed by extending underscores theme , so you can use this to start developing wordpress+bootstrap site, theme, templates etc.
I am using a premium woocommerce theme.I don't like the position and look of the search-bar.Its tiny and I want to make it look like Google search-bar.So I want to change it.I don't know coding that well.What specific thing should I do to make it happen.What coding language I have to learn to do this?
If you are lucky the Premium WooCommerce theme which you have bought must have an option to add Custom Code(CSS) through the WordPress dashboard itself.
If not please go through the following procedure:
You can change the look and position of the WordPress searchbar using CSS. In order to add the CSS to your WordPress site you need to know basics of PHP how exactly WordPress works.
You need to enqueue style in theme's(Creating a child theme of your theme is more preferable to avoid the loss of code due to theme update) function.php file or using you own custom plugin.
Both these options are given in details in this link.
Languages you need to know:
PHP, CSS
You need not have to be master of PHP to do the changes just the basics of php is fine.
I've been trying to develop my own theme and in need of some help regarding adding content to the footer.
I need to add some text to the footer which could be changed via the admin panel. I know about the Advanced Custom Fields Plugin, but I would like to learn how this can be done without using it.
I've seen theme's where the footer(or other) changes can be made via Appearance > Theme Options section in the wordpress dashboard and I too would like to do the same.
I would be grateful if anyone could provide me a link or help me start with the process of doing so.
Regards,
Vinith Almeida
You can install the OptionTree plugin for WordPress. Then you can set your theme settings via the plugin, and then when you come to the footer section, you can use the ot_get_option() function to use the user value.
You can also watch this video for more help : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wS0WlHITVfc or this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J9JQJAu0X30
You can always register your own code for an option page that can contains options for your theme, but this requires deeper knowledge of the WordPress.
Is it possible to change shortcode appearance in Wordpress TinyMCE editor? One of my clients has no HTML knowledge and it's really hard to explain him what not to edit on subpages.
By default, shortcodes look like this:
And I want to achieve this:
Does TinyMCE support any kind of custom filtering?
Sounds like you should use SyntaxHighlighter plugin with TinyMCE - Adding SyntaxHighlighter to TinyMCE
After you integrate, create new brush that will color [shortcode].