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<?php
/**
* Theme, template, and stylesheet functions.
*
* @package WordPress
* @subpackage Theme
*/
Introduce WP_Theme, wp_get_themes(), and wp_get_theme() to replace get_themes(), get_theme(), get_theme_data(), current_theme_info(), and others. * Getters and Helpers: Introduces a series of methods to allow for easy generation of headers for display, and other theme metadata, including page templates. * Screenshots: Handles support for multiple screenshots. (see # Additional screenshots must be PNG and start with screenshot-2.png, and be sequential to be counted. see #19816. * Error Handling: Broken themes have a WP_Error object attached to them. * Caching: Introduces a wp_cache_themes_persistently filter (also in [20020]) to enable persistent caching of all filesystem and sanitization operations normally handled by WP_Theme (and formerly get_file_data() and get_themes()). Themes are cached individually and across five different cache keys for different data pieces. * Compatibility: A WP_Theme object is backwards compatible with a theme's array formerly returned by get_themes() and get_theme(), and an stdClass object formerly returned by current_theme_info(). * i18n/L10n: Theme headers are now localizable with proper Text Domain and Domain Path headers, like plugins. (Language packs may remove the requirement for headers.) For page templates, see #6007 (not fixed yet, but will be easy now). For headers, fixes #15858. * PHP and CSS files: New methods that fetch a list of theme files (for the theme editor) only on demand, rather than only loading them into memory. fixes #11214. Functions deprecated: * get_themes(), get_allowed_themes() and get_broken_themes() -- use wp_get_themes() * get_theme() and current_theme_info() -- use wp_get_theme() * get_site_allowed_themes() -- use WP_Theme::get_allowed_on_network() * wpmu_get_blog_allowedthemes() -- use WP_theme::get_allowed_on_site() see also [20016], [20018], [20019], [20020], [20021], [20022], [20025], [20026], [20027]. also fixes #19244. see #20103. git-svn-id: http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress/trunk@20029 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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/**
* Returns an array of WP_Theme objects based on the arguments.
*
* Despite advances over get_themes(), this function is quite expensive, and grows
Introduce WP_Theme, wp_get_themes(), and wp_get_theme() to replace get_themes(), get_theme(), get_theme_data(), current_theme_info(), and others. * Getters and Helpers: Introduces a series of methods to allow for easy generation of headers for display, and other theme metadata, including page templates. * Screenshots: Handles support for multiple screenshots. (see # Additional screenshots must be PNG and start with screenshot-2.png, and be sequential to be counted. see #19816. * Error Handling: Broken themes have a WP_Error object attached to them. * Caching: Introduces a wp_cache_themes_persistently filter (also in [20020]) to enable persistent caching of all filesystem and sanitization operations normally handled by WP_Theme (and formerly get_file_data() and get_themes()). Themes are cached individually and across five different cache keys for different data pieces. * Compatibility: A WP_Theme object is backwards compatible with a theme's array formerly returned by get_themes() and get_theme(), and an stdClass object formerly returned by current_theme_info(). * i18n/L10n: Theme headers are now localizable with proper Text Domain and Domain Path headers, like plugins. (Language packs may remove the requirement for headers.) For page templates, see #6007 (not fixed yet, but will be easy now). For headers, fixes #15858. * PHP and CSS files: New methods that fetch a list of theme files (for the theme editor) only on demand, rather than only loading them into memory. fixes #11214. Functions deprecated: * get_themes(), get_allowed_themes() and get_broken_themes() -- use wp_get_themes() * get_theme() and current_theme_info() -- use wp_get_theme() * get_site_allowed_themes() -- use WP_Theme::get_allowed_on_network() * wpmu_get_blog_allowedthemes() -- use WP_theme::get_allowed_on_site() see also [20016], [20018], [20019], [20020], [20021], [20022], [20025], [20026], [20027]. also fixes #19244. see #20103. git-svn-id: http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress/trunk@20029 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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* linearly with additional themes. Stick to wp_get_theme() if possible.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @global array $wp_theme_directories
* @staticvar array $_themes
*
* @param array $args The search arguments. Optional.
* - errors mixed True to return themes with errors, false to return themes without errors, null
* to return all themes. Defaults to false.
* - allowed mixed (Multisite) True to return only allowed themes for a site. False to return only
* disallowed themes for a site. 'site' to return only site-allowed themes. 'network'
* to return only network-allowed themes. Null to return all themes. Defaults to null.
* - blog_id int (Multisite) The blog ID used to calculate which themes are allowed. Defaults to 0,
* synonymous for the current blog.
* @return array Array of WP_Theme objects.
Introduce WP_Theme, wp_get_themes(), and wp_get_theme() to replace get_themes(), get_theme(), get_theme_data(), current_theme_info(), and others. * Getters and Helpers: Introduces a series of methods to allow for easy generation of headers for display, and other theme metadata, including page templates. * Screenshots: Handles support for multiple screenshots. (see # Additional screenshots must be PNG and start with screenshot-2.png, and be sequential to be counted. see #19816. * Error Handling: Broken themes have a WP_Error object attached to them. * Caching: Introduces a wp_cache_themes_persistently filter (also in [20020]) to enable persistent caching of all filesystem and sanitization operations normally handled by WP_Theme (and formerly get_file_data() and get_themes()). Themes are cached individually and across five different cache keys for different data pieces. * Compatibility: A WP_Theme object is backwards compatible with a theme's array formerly returned by get_themes() and get_theme(), and an stdClass object formerly returned by current_theme_info(). * i18n/L10n: Theme headers are now localizable with proper Text Domain and Domain Path headers, like plugins. (Language packs may remove the requirement for headers.) For page templates, see #6007 (not fixed yet, but will be easy now). For headers, fixes #15858. * PHP and CSS files: New methods that fetch a list of theme files (for the theme editor) only on demand, rather than only loading them into memory. fixes #11214. Functions deprecated: * get_themes(), get_allowed_themes() and get_broken_themes() -- use wp_get_themes() * get_theme() and current_theme_info() -- use wp_get_theme() * get_site_allowed_themes() -- use WP_Theme::get_allowed_on_network() * wpmu_get_blog_allowedthemes() -- use WP_theme::get_allowed_on_site() see also [20016], [20018], [20019], [20020], [20021], [20022], [20025], [20026], [20027]. also fixes #19244. see #20103. git-svn-id: http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress/trunk@20029 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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*/
function wp_get_themes( $args = array() ) {
global $wp_theme_directories;
$defaults = array( 'errors' => false, 'allowed' => null, 'blog_id' => 0 );
$args = wp_parse_args( $args, $defaults );
$theme_directories = search_theme_directories();
if ( is_array( $wp_theme_directories ) && count( $wp_theme_directories ) > 1 ) {
// Make sure the current theme wins out, in case search_theme_directories() picks the wrong
// one in the case of a conflict. (Normally, last registered theme root wins.)
$current_theme = get_stylesheet();
if ( isset( $theme_directories[ $current_theme ] ) ) {
$root_of_current_theme = get_raw_theme_root( $current_theme );
if ( ! in_array( $root_of_current_theme, $wp_theme_directories ) )
$root_of_current_theme = WP_CONTENT_DIR . $root_of_current_theme;
$theme_directories[ $current_theme ]['theme_root'] = $root_of_current_theme;
Introduce WP_Theme, wp_get_themes(), and wp_get_theme() to replace get_themes(), get_theme(), get_theme_data(), current_theme_info(), and others. * Getters and Helpers: Introduces a series of methods to allow for easy generation of headers for display, and other theme metadata, including page templates. * Screenshots: Handles support for multiple screenshots. (see # Additional screenshots must be PNG and start with screenshot-2.png, and be sequential to be counted. see #19816. * Error Handling: Broken themes have a WP_Error object attached to them. * Caching: Introduces a wp_cache_themes_persistently filter (also in [20020]) to enable persistent caching of all filesystem and sanitization operations normally handled by WP_Theme (and formerly get_file_data() and get_themes()). Themes are cached individually and across five different cache keys for different data pieces. * Compatibility: A WP_Theme object is backwards compatible with a theme's array formerly returned by get_themes() and get_theme(), and an stdClass object formerly returned by current_theme_info(). * i18n/L10n: Theme headers are now localizable with proper Text Domain and Domain Path headers, like plugins. (Language packs may remove the requirement for headers.) For page templates, see #6007 (not fixed yet, but will be easy now). For headers, fixes #15858. * PHP and CSS files: New methods that fetch a list of theme files (for the theme editor) only on demand, rather than only loading them into memory. fixes #11214. Functions deprecated: * get_themes(), get_allowed_themes() and get_broken_themes() -- use wp_get_themes() * get_theme() and current_theme_info() -- use wp_get_theme() * get_site_allowed_themes() -- use WP_Theme::get_allowed_on_network() * wpmu_get_blog_allowedthemes() -- use WP_theme::get_allowed_on_site() see also [20016], [20018], [20019], [20020], [20021], [20022], [20025], [20026], [20027]. also fixes #19244. see #20103. git-svn-id: http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress/trunk@20029 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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}
}
if ( empty( $theme_directories ) )
return array();
Introduce WP_Theme, wp_get_themes(), and wp_get_theme() to replace get_themes(), get_theme(), get_theme_data(), current_theme_info(), and others. * Getters and Helpers: Introduces a series of methods to allow for easy generation of headers for display, and other theme metadata, including page templates. * Screenshots: Handles support for multiple screenshots. (see # Additional screenshots must be PNG and start with screenshot-2.png, and be sequential to be counted. see #19816. * Error Handling: Broken themes have a WP_Error object attached to them. * Caching: Introduces a wp_cache_themes_persistently filter (also in [20020]) to enable persistent caching of all filesystem and sanitization operations normally handled by WP_Theme (and formerly get_file_data() and get_themes()). Themes are cached individually and across five different cache keys for different data pieces. * Compatibility: A WP_Theme object is backwards compatible with a theme's array formerly returned by get_themes() and get_theme(), and an stdClass object formerly returned by current_theme_info(). * i18n/L10n: Theme headers are now localizable with proper Text Domain and Domain Path headers, like plugins. (Language packs may remove the requirement for headers.) For page templates, see #6007 (not fixed yet, but will be easy now). For headers, fixes #15858. * PHP and CSS files: New methods that fetch a list of theme files (for the theme editor) only on demand, rather than only loading them into memory. fixes #11214. Functions deprecated: * get_themes(), get_allowed_themes() and get_broken_themes() -- use wp_get_themes() * get_theme() and current_theme_info() -- use wp_get_theme() * get_site_allowed_themes() -- use WP_Theme::get_allowed_on_network() * wpmu_get_blog_allowedthemes() -- use WP_theme::get_allowed_on_site() see also [20016], [20018], [20019], [20020], [20021], [20022], [20025], [20026], [20027]. also fixes #19244. see #20103. git-svn-id: http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress/trunk@20029 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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if ( is_multisite() && null !== $args['allowed'] ) {
$allowed = $args['allowed'];
if ( 'network' === $allowed )
$theme_directories = array_intersect_key( $theme_directories, WP_Theme::get_allowed_on_network() );
elseif ( 'site' === $allowed )
$theme_directories = array_intersect_key( $theme_directories, WP_Theme::get_allowed_on_site( $args['blog_id'] ) );
elseif ( $allowed )
$theme_directories = array_intersect_key( $theme_directories, WP_Theme::get_allowed( $args['blog_id'] ) );
else
$theme_directories = array_diff_key( $theme_directories, WP_Theme::get_allowed( $args['blog_id'] ) );
}
$themes = array();
static $_themes = array();
foreach ( $theme_directories as $theme => $theme_root ) {
if ( isset( $_themes[ $theme_root['theme_root'] . '/' . $theme ] ) )
$themes[ $theme ] = $_themes[ $theme_root['theme_root'] . '/' . $theme ];
else
$themes[ $theme ] = $_themes[ $theme_root['theme_root'] . '/' . $theme ] = new WP_Theme( $theme, $theme_root['theme_root'] );
}
if ( null !== $args['errors'] ) {
foreach ( $themes as $theme => $wp_theme ) {
if ( $wp_theme->errors() != $args['errors'] )
unset( $themes[ $theme ] );
Introduce WP_Theme, wp_get_themes(), and wp_get_theme() to replace get_themes(), get_theme(), get_theme_data(), current_theme_info(), and others. * Getters and Helpers: Introduces a series of methods to allow for easy generation of headers for display, and other theme metadata, including page templates. * Screenshots: Handles support for multiple screenshots. (see # Additional screenshots must be PNG and start with screenshot-2.png, and be sequential to be counted. see #19816. * Error Handling: Broken themes have a WP_Error object attached to them. * Caching: Introduces a wp_cache_themes_persistently filter (also in [20020]) to enable persistent caching of all filesystem and sanitization operations normally handled by WP_Theme (and formerly get_file_data() and get_themes()). Themes are cached individually and across five different cache keys for different data pieces. * Compatibility: A WP_Theme object is backwards compatible with a theme's array formerly returned by get_themes() and get_theme(), and an stdClass object formerly returned by current_theme_info(). * i18n/L10n: Theme headers are now localizable with proper Text Domain and Domain Path headers, like plugins. (Language packs may remove the requirement for headers.) For page templates, see #6007 (not fixed yet, but will be easy now). For headers, fixes #15858. * PHP and CSS files: New methods that fetch a list of theme files (for the theme editor) only on demand, rather than only loading them into memory. fixes #11214. Functions deprecated: * get_themes(), get_allowed_themes() and get_broken_themes() -- use wp_get_themes() * get_theme() and current_theme_info() -- use wp_get_theme() * get_site_allowed_themes() -- use WP_Theme::get_allowed_on_network() * wpmu_get_blog_allowedthemes() -- use WP_theme::get_allowed_on_site() see also [20016], [20018], [20019], [20020], [20021], [20022], [20025], [20026], [20027]. also fixes #19244. see #20103. git-svn-id: http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress/trunk@20029 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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}
}
return $themes;
}
/**
* Gets a WP_Theme object for a theme.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @global array $wp_theme_directories
*
Introduce WP_Theme, wp_get_themes(), and wp_get_theme() to replace get_themes(), get_theme(), get_theme_data(), current_theme_info(), and others. * Getters and Helpers: Introduces a series of methods to allow for easy generation of headers for display, and other theme metadata, including page templates. * Screenshots: Handles support for multiple screenshots. (see # Additional screenshots must be PNG and start with screenshot-2.png, and be sequential to be counted. see #19816. * Error Handling: Broken themes have a WP_Error object attached to them. * Caching: Introduces a wp_cache_themes_persistently filter (also in [20020]) to enable persistent caching of all filesystem and sanitization operations normally handled by WP_Theme (and formerly get_file_data() and get_themes()). Themes are cached individually and across five different cache keys for different data pieces. * Compatibility: A WP_Theme object is backwards compatible with a theme's array formerly returned by get_themes() and get_theme(), and an stdClass object formerly returned by current_theme_info(). * i18n/L10n: Theme headers are now localizable with proper Text Domain and Domain Path headers, like plugins. (Language packs may remove the requirement for headers.) For page templates, see #6007 (not fixed yet, but will be easy now). For headers, fixes #15858. * PHP and CSS files: New methods that fetch a list of theme files (for the theme editor) only on demand, rather than only loading them into memory. fixes #11214. Functions deprecated: * get_themes(), get_allowed_themes() and get_broken_themes() -- use wp_get_themes() * get_theme() and current_theme_info() -- use wp_get_theme() * get_site_allowed_themes() -- use WP_Theme::get_allowed_on_network() * wpmu_get_blog_allowedthemes() -- use WP_theme::get_allowed_on_site() see also [20016], [20018], [20019], [20020], [20021], [20022], [20025], [20026], [20027]. also fixes #19244. see #20103. git-svn-id: http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress/trunk@20029 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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* @param string $stylesheet Directory name for the theme. Optional. Defaults to current theme.
* @param string $theme_root Absolute path of the theme root to look in. Optional. If not specified, get_raw_theme_root()
* is used to calculate the theme root for the $stylesheet provided (or current theme).
* @return WP_Theme Theme object. Be sure to check the object's exists() method if you need to confirm the theme's existence.
Introduce WP_Theme, wp_get_themes(), and wp_get_theme() to replace get_themes(), get_theme(), get_theme_data(), current_theme_info(), and others. * Getters and Helpers: Introduces a series of methods to allow for easy generation of headers for display, and other theme metadata, including page templates. * Screenshots: Handles support for multiple screenshots. (see # Additional screenshots must be PNG and start with screenshot-2.png, and be sequential to be counted. see #19816. * Error Handling: Broken themes have a WP_Error object attached to them. * Caching: Introduces a wp_cache_themes_persistently filter (also in [20020]) to enable persistent caching of all filesystem and sanitization operations normally handled by WP_Theme (and formerly get_file_data() and get_themes()). Themes are cached individually and across five different cache keys for different data pieces. * Compatibility: A WP_Theme object is backwards compatible with a theme's array formerly returned by get_themes() and get_theme(), and an stdClass object formerly returned by current_theme_info(). * i18n/L10n: Theme headers are now localizable with proper Text Domain and Domain Path headers, like plugins. (Language packs may remove the requirement for headers.) For page templates, see #6007 (not fixed yet, but will be easy now). For headers, fixes #15858. * PHP and CSS files: New methods that fetch a list of theme files (for the theme editor) only on demand, rather than only loading them into memory. fixes #11214. Functions deprecated: * get_themes(), get_allowed_themes() and get_broken_themes() -- use wp_get_themes() * get_theme() and current_theme_info() -- use wp_get_theme() * get_site_allowed_themes() -- use WP_Theme::get_allowed_on_network() * wpmu_get_blog_allowedthemes() -- use WP_theme::get_allowed_on_site() see also [20016], [20018], [20019], [20020], [20021], [20022], [20025], [20026], [20027]. also fixes #19244. see #20103. git-svn-id: http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress/trunk@20029 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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*/
function wp_get_theme( $stylesheet = null, $theme_root = null ) {
global $wp_theme_directories;
if ( empty( $stylesheet ) )
$stylesheet = get_stylesheet();
if ( empty( $theme_root ) ) {
$theme_root = get_raw_theme_root( $stylesheet );
if ( false === $theme_root )
$theme_root = WP_CONTENT_DIR . '/themes';
elseif ( ! in_array( $theme_root, (array) $wp_theme_directories ) )
Introduce WP_Theme, wp_get_themes(), and wp_get_theme() to replace get_themes(), get_theme(), get_theme_data(), current_theme_info(), and others. * Getters and Helpers: Introduces a series of methods to allow for easy generation of headers for display, and other theme metadata, including page templates. * Screenshots: Handles support for multiple screenshots. (see # Additional screenshots must be PNG and start with screenshot-2.png, and be sequential to be counted. see #19816. * Error Handling: Broken themes have a WP_Error object attached to them. * Caching: Introduces a wp_cache_themes_persistently filter (also in [20020]) to enable persistent caching of all filesystem and sanitization operations normally handled by WP_Theme (and formerly get_file_data() and get_themes()). Themes are cached individually and across five different cache keys for different data pieces. * Compatibility: A WP_Theme object is backwards compatible with a theme's array formerly returned by get_themes() and get_theme(), and an stdClass object formerly returned by current_theme_info(). * i18n/L10n: Theme headers are now localizable with proper Text Domain and Domain Path headers, like plugins. (Language packs may remove the requirement for headers.) For page templates, see #6007 (not fixed yet, but will be easy now). For headers, fixes #15858. * PHP and CSS files: New methods that fetch a list of theme files (for the theme editor) only on demand, rather than only loading them into memory. fixes #11214. Functions deprecated: * get_themes(), get_allowed_themes() and get_broken_themes() -- use wp_get_themes() * get_theme() and current_theme_info() -- use wp_get_theme() * get_site_allowed_themes() -- use WP_Theme::get_allowed_on_network() * wpmu_get_blog_allowedthemes() -- use WP_theme::get_allowed_on_site() see also [20016], [20018], [20019], [20020], [20021], [20022], [20025], [20026], [20027]. also fixes #19244. see #20103. git-svn-id: http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress/trunk@20029 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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$theme_root = WP_CONTENT_DIR . $theme_root;
}
return new WP_Theme( $stylesheet, $theme_root );
Introduce WP_Theme, wp_get_themes(), and wp_get_theme() to replace get_themes(), get_theme(), get_theme_data(), current_theme_info(), and others. * Getters and Helpers: Introduces a series of methods to allow for easy generation of headers for display, and other theme metadata, including page templates. * Screenshots: Handles support for multiple screenshots. (see # Additional screenshots must be PNG and start with screenshot-2.png, and be sequential to be counted. see #19816. * Error Handling: Broken themes have a WP_Error object attached to them. * Caching: Introduces a wp_cache_themes_persistently filter (also in [20020]) to enable persistent caching of all filesystem and sanitization operations normally handled by WP_Theme (and formerly get_file_data() and get_themes()). Themes are cached individually and across five different cache keys for different data pieces. * Compatibility: A WP_Theme object is backwards compatible with a theme's array formerly returned by get_themes() and get_theme(), and an stdClass object formerly returned by current_theme_info(). * i18n/L10n: Theme headers are now localizable with proper Text Domain and Domain Path headers, like plugins. (Language packs may remove the requirement for headers.) For page templates, see #6007 (not fixed yet, but will be easy now). For headers, fixes #15858. * PHP and CSS files: New methods that fetch a list of theme files (for the theme editor) only on demand, rather than only loading them into memory. fixes #11214. Functions deprecated: * get_themes(), get_allowed_themes() and get_broken_themes() -- use wp_get_themes() * get_theme() and current_theme_info() -- use wp_get_theme() * get_site_allowed_themes() -- use WP_Theme::get_allowed_on_network() * wpmu_get_blog_allowedthemes() -- use WP_theme::get_allowed_on_site() see also [20016], [20018], [20019], [20020], [20021], [20022], [20025], [20026], [20027]. also fixes #19244. see #20103. git-svn-id: http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress/trunk@20029 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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}
/**
* Clears the cache held by get_theme_roots() and WP_Theme.
*
* @since 3.5.0
* @param bool $clear_update_cache Whether to clear the Theme updates cache
*/
function wp_clean_themes_cache( $clear_update_cache = true ) {
if ( $clear_update_cache )
delete_site_transient( 'update_themes' );
search_theme_directories( true );
foreach ( wp_get_themes( array( 'errors' => null ) ) as $theme )
$theme->cache_delete();
}
/**
* Whether a child theme is in use.
*
* @since 3.0.0
*
* @return bool true if a child theme is in use, false otherwise.
**/
function is_child_theme() {
return ( TEMPLATEPATH !== STYLESHEETPATH );
}
/**
* Retrieve name of the current stylesheet.
*
* The theme name that the administrator has currently set the front end theme
* as.
*
* For all intents and purposes, the template name and the stylesheet name are
* going to be the same for most cases.
*
* @since 1.5.0
*
* @return string Stylesheet name.
*/
function get_stylesheet() {
/**
* Filters the name of current stylesheet.
*
* @since 1.5.0
*
* @param string $stylesheet Name of the current stylesheet.
*/
return apply_filters( 'stylesheet', get_option( 'stylesheet' ) );
}
/**
* Retrieve stylesheet directory path for current theme.
*
* @since 1.5.0
*
* @return string Path to current theme directory.
*/
function get_stylesheet_directory() {
$stylesheet = get_stylesheet();
$theme_root = get_theme_root( $stylesheet );
$stylesheet_dir = "$theme_root/$stylesheet";
/**
* Filters the stylesheet directory path for current theme.
*
* @since 1.5.0
*
* @param string $stylesheet_dir Absolute path to the current theme.
* @param string $stylesheet Directory name of the current theme.
* @param string $theme_root Absolute path to themes directory.
*/
return apply_filters( 'stylesheet_directory', $stylesheet_dir, $stylesheet, $theme_root );
}
/**
* Retrieve stylesheet directory URI.
*
* @since 1.5.0
*
* @return string
*/
function get_stylesheet_directory_uri() {
$stylesheet = str_replace( '%2F', '/', rawurlencode( get_stylesheet() ) );
$theme_root_uri = get_theme_root_uri( $stylesheet );
$stylesheet_dir_uri = "$theme_root_uri/$stylesheet";
/**
* Filters the stylesheet directory URI.
*
* @since 1.5.0
*
* @param string $stylesheet_dir_uri Stylesheet directory URI.
* @param string $stylesheet Name of the activated theme's directory.
* @param string $theme_root_uri Themes root URI.
*/
return apply_filters( 'stylesheet_directory_uri', $stylesheet_dir_uri, $stylesheet, $theme_root_uri );
}
/**
* Retrieves the URI of current theme stylesheet.
*
* The stylesheet file name is 'style.css' which is appended to the stylesheet directory URI path.
* See get_stylesheet_directory_uri().
*
* @since 1.5.0
*
* @return string
*/
function get_stylesheet_uri() {
$stylesheet_dir_uri = get_stylesheet_directory_uri();
$stylesheet_uri = $stylesheet_dir_uri . '/style.css';
/**
* Filters the URI of the current theme stylesheet.
*
* @since 1.5.0
*
* @param string $stylesheet_uri Stylesheet URI for the current theme/child theme.
* @param string $stylesheet_dir_uri Stylesheet directory URI for the current theme/child theme.
*/
return apply_filters( 'stylesheet_uri', $stylesheet_uri, $stylesheet_dir_uri );
}
/**
* Retrieves the localized stylesheet URI.
*
* The stylesheet directory for the localized stylesheet files are located, by
* default, in the base theme directory. The name of the locale file will be the
* locale followed by '.css'. If that does not exist, then the text direction
* stylesheet will be checked for existence, for example 'ltr.css'.
*
* The theme may change the location of the stylesheet directory by either using
* the {@see 'stylesheet_directory_uri'} or {@see 'locale_stylesheet_uri'} filters.
*
* If you want to change the location of the stylesheet files for the entire
* WordPress workflow, then change the former. If you just have the locale in a
* separate folder, then change the latter.
*
* @since 2.1.0
*
* @global WP_Locale $wp_locale
*
* @return string
*/
function get_locale_stylesheet_uri() {
global $wp_locale;
$stylesheet_dir_uri = get_stylesheet_directory_uri();
$dir = get_stylesheet_directory();
$locale = get_locale();
if ( file_exists("$dir/$locale.css") )
$stylesheet_uri = "$stylesheet_dir_uri/$locale.css";
elseif ( !empty($wp_locale->text_direction) && file_exists("$dir/{$wp_locale->text_direction}.css") )
$stylesheet_uri = "$stylesheet_dir_uri/{$wp_locale->text_direction}.css";
else
$stylesheet_uri = '';
/**
* Filters the localized stylesheet URI.
*
* @since 2.1.0
*
* @param string $stylesheet_uri Localized stylesheet URI.
* @param string $stylesheet_dir_uri Stylesheet directory URI.
*/
return apply_filters( 'locale_stylesheet_uri', $stylesheet_uri, $stylesheet_dir_uri );
}
/**
* Retrieve name of the current theme.
*
* @since 1.5.0
*
* @return string Template name.
*/
function get_template() {
/**
* Filters the name of the current theme.
*
* @since 1.5.0
*
* @param string $template Current theme's directory name.
*/
return apply_filters( 'template', get_option( 'template' ) );
}
/**
* Retrieve current theme directory.
*
* @since 1.5.0
*
* @return string Template directory path.
*/
function get_template_directory() {
$template = get_template();
$theme_root = get_theme_root( $template );
$template_dir = "$theme_root/$template";
/**
* Filters the current theme directory path.
*
* @since 1.5.0
*
* @param string $template_dir The URI of the current theme directory.
* @param string $template Directory name of the current theme.
* @param string $theme_root Absolute path to the themes directory.
*/
return apply_filters( 'template_directory', $template_dir, $template, $theme_root );
}
/**
* Retrieve theme directory URI.
*
* @since 1.5.0
*
* @return string Template directory URI.
*/
function get_template_directory_uri() {
$template = str_replace( '%2F', '/', rawurlencode( get_template() ) );
$theme_root_uri = get_theme_root_uri( $template );
$template_dir_uri = "$theme_root_uri/$template";
/**
* Filters the current theme directory URI.
*
* @since 1.5.0
*
* @param string $template_dir_uri The URI of the current theme directory.
* @param string $template Directory name of the current theme.
* @param string $theme_root_uri The themes root URI.
*/
return apply_filters( 'template_directory_uri', $template_dir_uri, $template, $theme_root_uri );
}
/**
* Retrieve theme roots.
*
* @since 2.9.0
*
* @global array $wp_theme_directories
*
* @return array|string An array of theme roots keyed by template/stylesheet or a single theme root if all themes have the same root.
*/
function get_theme_roots() {
global $wp_theme_directories;
if ( count($wp_theme_directories) <= 1 )
return '/themes';
$theme_roots = get_site_transient( 'theme_roots' );
if ( false === $theme_roots ) {
search_theme_directories( true ); // Regenerate the transient.
$theme_roots = get_site_transient( 'theme_roots' );
}
return $theme_roots;
}
/**
* Register a directory that contains themes.
*
* @since 2.9.0
*
* @global array $wp_theme_directories
*
* @param string $directory Either the full filesystem path to a theme folder or a folder within WP_CONTENT_DIR
* @return bool
*/
function register_theme_directory( $directory ) {
global $wp_theme_directories;
if ( ! file_exists( $directory ) ) {
// Try prepending as the theme directory could be relative to the content directory
$directory = WP_CONTENT_DIR . '/' . $directory;
// If this directory does not exist, return and do not register
if ( ! file_exists( $directory ) ) {
return false;
}
}
if ( ! is_array( $wp_theme_directories ) ) {
$wp_theme_directories = array();
}
$untrailed = untrailingslashit( $directory );
if ( ! empty( $untrailed ) && ! in_array( $untrailed, $wp_theme_directories ) ) {
$wp_theme_directories[] = $untrailed;
}
return true;
}
/**
* Search all registered theme directories for complete and valid themes.
*
* @since 2.9.0
*
* @global array $wp_theme_directories
* @staticvar array $found_themes
*
* @param bool $force Optional. Whether to force a new directory scan. Defaults to false.
* @return array|false Valid themes found
*/
function search_theme_directories( $force = false ) {
global $wp_theme_directories;
static $found_themes = null;
if ( empty( $wp_theme_directories ) )
return false;
if ( ! $force && isset( $found_themes ) )
return $found_themes;
$found_themes = array();
$wp_theme_directories = (array) $wp_theme_directories;
$relative_theme_roots = array();
// Set up maybe-relative, maybe-absolute array of theme directories.
// We always want to return absolute, but we need to cache relative
// to use in get_theme_root().
foreach ( $wp_theme_directories as $theme_root ) {
if ( 0 === strpos( $theme_root, WP_CONTENT_DIR ) )
$relative_theme_roots[ str_replace( WP_CONTENT_DIR, '', $theme_root ) ] = $theme_root;
else
$relative_theme_roots[ $theme_root ] = $theme_root;
}
/**
* Filters whether to get the cache of the registered theme directories.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @param bool $cache_expiration Whether to get the cache of the theme directories. Default false.
* @param string $cache_directory Directory to be searched for the cache.
*/
if ( $cache_expiration = apply_filters( 'wp_cache_themes_persistently', false, 'search_theme_directories' ) ) {
$cached_roots = get_site_transient( 'theme_roots' );
if ( is_array( $cached_roots ) ) {
foreach ( $cached_roots as $theme_dir => $theme_root ) {
// A cached theme root is no longer around, so skip it.
if ( ! isset( $relative_theme_roots[ $theme_root ] ) )
continue;
$found_themes[ $theme_dir ] = array(
'theme_file' => $theme_dir . '/style.css',
'theme_root' => $relative_theme_roots[ $theme_root ], // Convert relative to absolute.
);
}
return $found_themes;
}
if ( ! is_int( $cache_expiration ) )
$cache_expiration = 1800; // half hour
} else {
$cache_expiration = 1800; // half hour
}
/* Loop the registered theme directories and extract all themes */
foreach ( $wp_theme_directories as $theme_root ) {
// Start with directories in the root of the current theme directory.
$dirs = @ scandir( $theme_root );
if ( ! $dirs ) {
trigger_error( "$theme_root is not readable", E_USER_NOTICE );
continue;
}
foreach ( $dirs as $dir ) {
if ( ! is_dir( $theme_root . '/' . $dir ) || $dir[0] == '.' || $dir == 'CVS' )
continue;
if ( file_exists( $theme_root . '/' . $dir . '/style.css' ) ) {
// wp-content/themes/a-single-theme
// wp-content/themes is $theme_root, a-single-theme is $dir
$found_themes[ $dir ] = array(
'theme_file' => $dir . '/style.css',
'theme_root' => $theme_root,
);
} else {
$found_theme = false;
// wp-content/themes/a-folder-of-themes/*
// wp-content/themes is $theme_root, a-folder-of-themes is $dir, then themes are $sub_dirs
$sub_dirs = @ scandir( $theme_root . '/' . $dir );
if ( ! $sub_dirs ) {
trigger_error( "$theme_root/$dir is not readable", E_USER_NOTICE );
continue;
}
foreach ( $sub_dirs as $sub_dir ) {
if ( ! is_dir( $theme_root . '/' . $dir . '/' . $sub_dir ) || $dir[0] == '.' || $dir == 'CVS' )
continue;
if ( ! file_exists( $theme_root . '/' . $dir . '/' . $sub_dir . '/style.css' ) )
continue;
$found_themes[ $dir . '/' . $sub_dir ] = array(
'theme_file' => $dir . '/' . $sub_dir . '/style.css',
'theme_root' => $theme_root,
);
$found_theme = true;
}
// Never mind the above, it's just a theme missing a style.css.
// Return it; WP_Theme will catch the error.
if ( ! $found_theme )
$found_themes[ $dir ] = array(
'theme_file' => $dir . '/style.css',
'theme_root' => $theme_root,
);
}
}
}
asort( $found_themes );
$theme_roots = array();
$relative_theme_roots = array_flip( $relative_theme_roots );
foreach ( $found_themes as $theme_dir => $theme_data ) {
$theme_roots[ $theme_dir ] = $relative_theme_roots[ $theme_data['theme_root'] ]; // Convert absolute to relative.
}
if ( $theme_roots != get_site_transient( 'theme_roots' ) )
set_site_transient( 'theme_roots', $theme_roots, $cache_expiration );
return $found_themes;
}
/**
* Retrieve path to themes directory.
*
* Does not have trailing slash.
*
* @since 1.5.0
*
* @global array $wp_theme_directories
*
* @param string $stylesheet_or_template The stylesheet or template name of the theme
* @return string Theme path.
*/
function get_theme_root( $stylesheet_or_template = false ) {
global $wp_theme_directories;
if ( $stylesheet_or_template && $theme_root = get_raw_theme_root( $stylesheet_or_template ) ) {
// Always prepend WP_CONTENT_DIR unless the root currently registered as a theme directory.
// This gives relative theme roots the benefit of the doubt when things go haywire.
if ( ! in_array( $theme_root, (array) $wp_theme_directories ) )
$theme_root = WP_CONTENT_DIR . $theme_root;
} else {
$theme_root = WP_CONTENT_DIR . '/themes';
}
/**
* Filters the absolute path to the themes directory.
*
* @since 1.5.0
*
* @param string $theme_root Absolute path to themes directory.
*/
return apply_filters( 'theme_root', $theme_root );
}
/**
* Retrieve URI for themes directory.
*
* Does not have trailing slash.
*
* @since 1.5.0
*
* @global array $wp_theme_directories
*
* @param string $stylesheet_or_template Optional. The stylesheet or template name of the theme.
* Default is to leverage the main theme root.
* @param string $theme_root Optional. The theme root for which calculations will be based, preventing
* the need for a get_raw_theme_root() call.
* @return string Themes URI.
*/
function get_theme_root_uri( $stylesheet_or_template = false, $theme_root = false ) {
global $wp_theme_directories;
if ( $stylesheet_or_template && ! $theme_root )
$theme_root = get_raw_theme_root( $stylesheet_or_template );
if ( $stylesheet_or_template && $theme_root ) {
if ( in_array( $theme_root, (array) $wp_theme_directories ) ) {
// Absolute path. Make an educated guess. YMMV -- but note the filter below.
if ( 0 === strpos( $theme_root, WP_CONTENT_DIR ) )
$theme_root_uri = content_url( str_replace( WP_CONTENT_DIR, '', $theme_root ) );
elseif ( 0 === strpos( $theme_root, ABSPATH ) )
$theme_root_uri = site_url( str_replace( ABSPATH, '', $theme_root ) );
elseif ( 0 === strpos( $theme_root, WP_PLUGIN_DIR ) || 0 === strpos( $theme_root, WPMU_PLUGIN_DIR ) )
$theme_root_uri = plugins_url( basename( $theme_root ), $theme_root );
else
$theme_root_uri = $theme_root;
} else {
$theme_root_uri = content_url( $theme_root );
}
} else {
$theme_root_uri = content_url( 'themes' );
}
/**
* Filters the URI for themes directory.
*
* @since 1.5.0
*
* @param string $theme_root_uri The URI for themes directory.
* @param string $siteurl WordPress web address which is set in General Options.
* @param string $stylesheet_or_template Stylesheet or template name of the theme.
*/
return apply_filters( 'theme_root_uri', $theme_root_uri, get_option( 'siteurl' ), $stylesheet_or_template );
}
/**
* Get the raw theme root relative to the content directory with no filters applied.
*
* @since 3.1.0
*
* @global array $wp_theme_directories
*
* @param string $stylesheet_or_template The stylesheet or template name of the theme
* @param bool $skip_cache Optional. Whether to skip the cache.
* Defaults to false, meaning the cache is used.
* @return string Theme root
*/
function get_raw_theme_root( $stylesheet_or_template, $skip_cache = false ) {
global $wp_theme_directories;
if ( ! is_array( $wp_theme_directories ) || count( $wp_theme_directories ) <= 1 ) {
return '/themes';
}
$theme_root = false;
// If requesting the root for the current theme, consult options to avoid calling get_theme_roots()
if ( ! $skip_cache ) {
if ( get_option('stylesheet') == $stylesheet_or_template )
$theme_root = get_option('stylesheet_root');
elseif ( get_option('template') == $stylesheet_or_template )
$theme_root = get_option('template_root');
}
if ( empty($theme_root) ) {
$theme_roots = get_theme_roots();
if ( !empty($theme_roots[$stylesheet_or_template]) )
$theme_root = $theme_roots[$stylesheet_or_template];
}
return $theme_root;
}
/**
* Display localized stylesheet link element.
*
* @since 2.1.0
*/
function locale_stylesheet() {
$stylesheet = get_locale_stylesheet_uri();
if ( empty($stylesheet) )
return;
echo '<link rel="stylesheet" href="' . $stylesheet . '" type="text/css" media="screen" />';
}
/**
* Switches the theme.
*
* Accepts one argument: $stylesheet of the theme. It also accepts an additional function signature
* of two arguments: $template then $stylesheet. This is for backward compatibility.
*
* @since 2.5.0
*
* @global array $wp_theme_directories
* @global WP_Customize_Manager $wp_customize
* @global array $sidebars_widgets
*
* @param string $stylesheet Stylesheet name
*/
function switch_theme( $stylesheet ) {
global $wp_theme_directories, $wp_customize, $sidebars_widgets;
$_sidebars_widgets = null;
if ( 'wp_ajax_customize_save' === current_action() ) {
$_sidebars_widgets = $wp_customize->post_value( $wp_customize->get_setting( 'old_sidebars_widgets_data' ) );
} elseif ( is_array( $sidebars_widgets ) ) {
$_sidebars_widgets = $sidebars_widgets;
}
if ( is_array( $_sidebars_widgets ) ) {
set_theme_mod( 'sidebars_widgets', array( 'time' => time(), 'data' => $_sidebars_widgets ) );
}
$nav_menu_locations = get_theme_mod( 'nav_menu_locations' );
if ( func_num_args() > 1 ) {
$stylesheet = func_get_arg( 1 );
}
$old_theme = wp_get_theme();
$new_theme = wp_get_theme( $stylesheet );
$template = $new_theme->get_template();
update_option( 'template', $template );
update_option( 'stylesheet', $stylesheet );
if ( count( $wp_theme_directories ) > 1 ) {
update_option( 'template_root', get_raw_theme_root( $template, true ) );
update_option( 'stylesheet_root', get_raw_theme_root( $stylesheet, true ) );
} else {
delete_option( 'template_root' );
delete_option( 'stylesheet_root' );
}
$new_name = $new_theme->get('Name');
update_option( 'current_theme', $new_name );
// Migrate from the old mods_{name} option to theme_mods_{slug}.
if ( is_admin() && false === get_option( 'theme_mods_' . $stylesheet ) ) {
$default_theme_mods = (array) get_option( 'mods_' . $new_name );
if ( ! empty( $nav_menu_locations ) && empty( $default_theme_mods['nav_menu_locations'] ) ) {
$default_theme_mods['nav_menu_locations'] = $nav_menu_locations;
}
add_option( "theme_mods_$stylesheet", $default_theme_mods );
} else {
/*
* Since retrieve_widgets() is called when initializing a theme in the Customizer,
* we need to remove the theme mods to avoid overwriting changes made via
* the Customizer when accessing wp-admin/widgets.php.
*/
if ( 'wp_ajax_customize_save' === current_action() ) {
remove_theme_mod( 'sidebars_widgets' );
}
if ( ! empty( $nav_menu_locations ) ) {
$nav_mods = get_theme_mod( 'nav_menu_locations' );
if ( empty( $nav_mods ) ) {
set_theme_mod( 'nav_menu_locations', $nav_menu_locations );
}
}
}
update_option( 'theme_switched', $old_theme->get_stylesheet() );
/**
* Fires after the theme is switched.
*
* @since 1.5.0
* @since 4.5.0 Introduced the `$old_theme` parameter.
*
* @param string $new_name Name of the new theme.
* @param WP_Theme $new_theme WP_Theme instance of the new theme.
* @param WP_Theme $old_theme WP_Theme instance of the old theme.
*/
do_action( 'switch_theme', $new_name, $new_theme, $old_theme );
}
/**
* Checks that current theme files 'index.php' and 'style.css' exists.
*
* Does not initially check the default theme, which is the fallback and should always exist.
* But if it doesn't exist, it'll fall back to the latest core default theme that does exist.
* Will switch theme to the fallback theme if current theme does not validate.
*
* You can use the {@see 'validate_current_theme'} filter to return false to
* disable this functionality.
*
* @since 1.5.0
* @see WP_DEFAULT_THEME
*
* @return bool
*/
function validate_current_theme() {
/**
* Filters whether to validate the current theme.
*
* @since 2.7.0
*
* @param bool $validate Whether to validate the current theme. Default true.
*/
Use `wp_installing()` instead of `WP_INSTALLING` constant. The `WP_INSTALLING` constant is a flag that WordPress sets in a number of places, telling the system that options should be fetched directly from the database instead of from the cache, that WP should not ping wordpress.org for updates, that the normal "not installed" checks should be bypassed, and so on. A constant is generally necessary for this purpose, because the flag is typically set before the WP bootstrap, meaning that WP functions are not yet available. However, it is possible - notably, during `wpmu_create_blog()` - for the "installing" flag to be set after WP has already loaded. In these cases, `WP_INSTALLING` would be set for the remainder of the process, since there's no way to change a constant once it's defined. This, in turn, polluted later function calls that ought to have been outside the scope of site creation, particularly the non-caching of option data. The problem was particularly evident in the case of the automated tests, where `WP_INSTALLING` was set the first time a site was created, and remained set for the rest of the suite. The new `wp_installing()` function allows developers to fetch the current installation status (when called without any arguments) or to set the installation status (when called with a boolean `true` or `false`). Use of the `WP_INSTALLING` constant is still supported; `wp_installing()` will default to `true` if the constant is defined during the bootstrap. Props boonebgorges, jeremyfelt. See #31130. Built from https://develop.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@34828 git-svn-id: http://core.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@34793 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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if ( wp_installing() || ! apply_filters( 'validate_current_theme', true ) )
return true;
if ( ! file_exists( get_template_directory() . '/index.php' ) ) {
// Invalid.
} elseif ( ! file_exists( get_template_directory() . '/style.css' ) ) {
// Invalid.
} elseif ( is_child_theme() && ! file_exists( get_stylesheet_directory() . '/style.css' ) ) {
// Invalid.
} else {
// Valid.
return true;
}
$default = wp_get_theme( WP_DEFAULT_THEME );
if ( $default->exists() ) {
switch_theme( WP_DEFAULT_THEME );
return false;
}
/**
* If we're in an invalid state but WP_DEFAULT_THEME doesn't exist,
* switch to the latest core default theme that's installed.
* If it turns out that this latest core default theme is our current
* theme, then there's nothing we can do about that, so we have to bail,
* rather than going into an infinite loop. (This is why there are
* checks against WP_DEFAULT_THEME above, also.) We also can't do anything
* if it turns out there is no default theme installed. (That's `false`.)
*/
$default = WP_Theme::get_core_default_theme();
if ( false === $default || get_stylesheet() == $default->get_stylesheet() ) {
return true;
}
switch_theme( $default->get_stylesheet() );
return false;
}
/**
* Retrieve all theme modifications.
*
* @since 3.1.0
*
* @return array|void Theme modifications.
*/
function get_theme_mods() {
$theme_slug = get_option( 'stylesheet' );
$mods = get_option( "theme_mods_$theme_slug" );
if ( false === $mods ) {
$theme_name = get_option( 'current_theme' );
if ( false === $theme_name )
$theme_name = wp_get_theme()->get('Name');
$mods = get_option( "mods_$theme_name" ); // Deprecated location.
if ( is_admin() && false !== $mods ) {
update_option( "theme_mods_$theme_slug", $mods );
delete_option( "mods_$theme_name" );
}
}
return $mods;
}
/**
* Retrieve theme modification value for the current theme.
*
* If the modification name does not exist, then the $default will be passed
* through {@link https://secure.php.net/sprintf sprintf()} PHP function with the first
* string the template directory URI and the second string the stylesheet
* directory URI.
*
* @since 2.1.0
*
* @param string $name Theme modification name.
* @param bool|string $default
* @return string
*/
function get_theme_mod( $name, $default = false ) {
$mods = get_theme_mods();
if ( isset( $mods[$name] ) ) {
/**
* Filters the theme modification, or 'theme_mod', value.
*
* The dynamic portion of the hook name, `$name`, refers to
* the key name of the modification array. For example,
* 'header_textcolor', 'header_image', and so on depending
* on the theme options.
*
* @since 2.2.0
*
* @param string $current_mod The value of the current theme modification.
*/
return apply_filters( "theme_mod_{$name}", $mods[$name] );
}
if ( is_string( $default ) )
$default = sprintf( $default, get_template_directory_uri(), get_stylesheet_directory_uri() );
/** This filter is documented in wp-includes/theme.php */
return apply_filters( "theme_mod_{$name}", $default );
}
/**
* Update theme modification value for the current theme.
*
* @since 2.1.0
*
* @param string $name Theme modification name.
* @param mixed $value Theme modification value.
*/
function set_theme_mod( $name, $value ) {
$mods = get_theme_mods();
$old_value = isset( $mods[ $name ] ) ? $mods[ $name ] : false;
/**
* Filters the theme mod value on save.
*
* The dynamic portion of the hook name, `$name`, refers to the key name of
* the modification array. For example, 'header_textcolor', 'header_image',
* and so on depending on the theme options.
*
* @since 3.9.0
*
* @param string $value The new value of the theme mod.
* @param string $old_value The current value of the theme mod.
*/
$mods[ $name ] = apply_filters( "pre_set_theme_mod_{$name}", $value, $old_value );
$theme = get_option( 'stylesheet' );
update_option( "theme_mods_$theme", $mods );
}
/**
* Remove theme modification name from current theme list.
*
* If removing the name also removes all elements, then the entire option will
* be removed.
*
* @since 2.1.0
*
* @param string $name Theme modification name.
*/
function remove_theme_mod( $name ) {
$mods = get_theme_mods();
if ( ! isset( $mods[ $name ] ) )
return;
unset( $mods[ $name ] );
if ( empty( $mods ) ) {
remove_theme_mods();
return;
}
$theme = get_option( 'stylesheet' );
update_option( "theme_mods_$theme", $mods );
}
/**
* Remove theme modifications option for current theme.
*
* @since 2.1.0
*/
function remove_theme_mods() {
delete_option( 'theme_mods_' . get_option( 'stylesheet' ) );
// Old style.
$theme_name = get_option( 'current_theme' );
if ( false === $theme_name )
$theme_name = wp_get_theme()->get('Name');
delete_option( 'mods_' . $theme_name );
}
/**
* Retrieves the custom header text color in 3- or 6-digit hexadecimal form.
*
* @since 2.1.0
*
* @return string Header text color in 3- or 6-digit hexadecimal form (minus the hash symbol).
*/
function get_header_textcolor() {
Introduce new registration methods for custom headers and custom backgrounds. Backwards compatible, but old methods will be deprecated. see #20249. see #17242. Custom header: Use add_theme_support('custom-header', $args) instead of add_custom_image_header(). Deprecates all use of constants. * HEADER_TEXTCOLOR is now (string) 'default-text-color'. * NO_HEADER_TEXT is nowi ! (bool) 'header-text'. * HEADER_IMAGE_WIDTH (and _HEIGHT) are now (int) 'width' and 'height'. * HEADER_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * The 3.4 arguments 'suggested-width' and 'suggested-height' are now just 'width' and 'height' (they are "suggested" when flex-width and flex-height are set). * Callback arguments for add_custom_image_header() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Custom background: Use add_theme_support('custom-background, $args) instead of add_custom_background(). Deprecates all use of constants. * BACKGROUND_COLOR is now (string) 'default-color'. * BACKGROUND_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * Callback arguments for add_custom_background() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Inheritance: add_theme_support() arguments for custom headers and custom backgrounds is a first-one-wins situation. This is not an unusual paradigm for theming as a child theme (which is included first) overrides a parent theme. * Once an argument is explicitly set, it cannot be overridden. You must hook in earlier and set it first. * Any argument that is not explicitly set before WP is loaded will inherit the default value for that argument. * It is therefore possible for a child theme to pass minimal arguments as long as the parent theme specifies others that may be necessary. * Allows for a child theme to alter callbacks for <head> and preview (previously, calling add_custom_image_header more than once broke things). * The just-in-time bits ensure that arguments fall back to default values, that the values of all constants are considered (such as one defined after an old add_custom_image_header call), and that all constants are defined (so as to be backwards compatible). get_theme_support(): Introduce new second argument, which headers and backgrounds leverage to return an argument. current_theme_supports() already supported checking the truthiness of the argument. * For example, get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'width' ) will return the width specified during registration. * If you had wanted the default image, use get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'default-image' ) instead of HEADER_IMAGE. Deprecate remove_custom_image_header(), remove_custom_background(). Use remove_theme_support('custom-header'), 'custom-background'. Deprecate short-lived custom-header-uploads internal support; this is now (bool) 'uploads' for add_theme_support(). New 3.4 functions renamed or removed: Rename get_current_header_data() to get_custom_header(). Remove get_header_image_width() and _height() in favor of get_custom_header()->width and height. git-svn-id: http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress/trunk@20212 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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return get_theme_mod('header_textcolor', get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'default-text-color' ) );
}
/**
* Displays the custom header text color in 3- or 6-digit hexadecimal form (minus the hash symbol).
*
* @since 2.1.0
*/
function header_textcolor() {
echo get_header_textcolor();
}
/**
* Whether to display the header text.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @return bool
*/
function display_header_text() {
if ( ! current_theme_supports( 'custom-header', 'header-text' ) )
return false;
$text_color = get_theme_mod( 'header_textcolor', get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'default-text-color' ) );
return 'blank' !== $text_color;
}
/**
* Check whether a header image is set or not.
*
* @since 4.2.0
*
* @see get_header_image()
*
* @return bool Whether a header image is set or not.
*/
function has_header_image() {
return (bool) get_header_image();
}
/**
* Retrieve header image for custom header.
*
* @since 2.1.0
*
* @return string|false
*/
function get_header_image() {
Introduce new registration methods for custom headers and custom backgrounds. Backwards compatible, but old methods will be deprecated. see #20249. see #17242. Custom header: Use add_theme_support('custom-header', $args) instead of add_custom_image_header(). Deprecates all use of constants. * HEADER_TEXTCOLOR is now (string) 'default-text-color'. * NO_HEADER_TEXT is nowi ! (bool) 'header-text'. * HEADER_IMAGE_WIDTH (and _HEIGHT) are now (int) 'width' and 'height'. * HEADER_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * The 3.4 arguments 'suggested-width' and 'suggested-height' are now just 'width' and 'height' (they are "suggested" when flex-width and flex-height are set). * Callback arguments for add_custom_image_header() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Custom background: Use add_theme_support('custom-background, $args) instead of add_custom_background(). Deprecates all use of constants. * BACKGROUND_COLOR is now (string) 'default-color'. * BACKGROUND_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * Callback arguments for add_custom_background() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Inheritance: add_theme_support() arguments for custom headers and custom backgrounds is a first-one-wins situation. This is not an unusual paradigm for theming as a child theme (which is included first) overrides a parent theme. * Once an argument is explicitly set, it cannot be overridden. You must hook in earlier and set it first. * Any argument that is not explicitly set before WP is loaded will inherit the default value for that argument. * It is therefore possible for a child theme to pass minimal arguments as long as the parent theme specifies others that may be necessary. * Allows for a child theme to alter callbacks for <head> and preview (previously, calling add_custom_image_header more than once broke things). * The just-in-time bits ensure that arguments fall back to default values, that the values of all constants are considered (such as one defined after an old add_custom_image_header call), and that all constants are defined (so as to be backwards compatible). get_theme_support(): Introduce new second argument, which headers and backgrounds leverage to return an argument. current_theme_supports() already supported checking the truthiness of the argument. * For example, get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'width' ) will return the width specified during registration. * If you had wanted the default image, use get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'default-image' ) instead of HEADER_IMAGE. Deprecate remove_custom_image_header(), remove_custom_background(). Use remove_theme_support('custom-header'), 'custom-background'. Deprecate short-lived custom-header-uploads internal support; this is now (bool) 'uploads' for add_theme_support(). New 3.4 functions renamed or removed: Rename get_current_header_data() to get_custom_header(). Remove get_header_image_width() and _height() in favor of get_custom_header()->width and height. git-svn-id: http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress/trunk@20212 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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$url = get_theme_mod( 'header_image', get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'default-image' ) );
if ( 'remove-header' == $url )
return false;
if ( is_random_header_image() )
$url = get_random_header_image();
return esc_url_raw( set_url_scheme( $url ) );
}
/**
* Create image tag markup for a custom header image.
*
* @since 4.4.0
*
* @param array $attr Optional. Additional attributes for the image tag. Can be used
* to override the default attributes. Default empty.
* @return string HTML image element markup or empty string on failure.
*/
function get_header_image_tag( $attr = array() ) {
$header = get_custom_header();
$header->url = get_header_image();
if ( ! $header->url ) {
return '';
}
$width = absint( $header->width );
$height = absint( $header->height );
$attr = wp_parse_args(
$attr,
array(
'src' => $header->url,
'width' => $width,
'height' => $height,
'alt' => get_bloginfo( 'name' ),
)
);
// Generate 'srcset' and 'sizes' if not already present.
if ( empty( $attr['srcset'] ) && ! empty( $header->attachment_id ) ) {
$image_meta = get_post_meta( $header->attachment_id, '_wp_attachment_metadata', true );
$size_array = array( $width, $height );
if ( is_array( $image_meta ) ) {
$srcset = wp_calculate_image_srcset( $size_array, $header->url, $image_meta, $header->attachment_id );
$sizes = ! empty( $attr['sizes'] ) ? $attr['sizes'] : wp_calculate_image_sizes( $size_array, $header->url, $image_meta, $header->attachment_id );
if ( $srcset && $sizes ) {
$attr['srcset'] = $srcset;
$attr['sizes'] = $sizes;
}
}
}
$attr = array_map( 'esc_attr', $attr );
$html = '<img';
foreach ( $attr as $name => $value ) {
$html .= ' ' . $name . '="' . $value . '"';
}
$html .= ' />';
/**
* Filters the markup of header images.
*
* @since 4.4.0
*
* @param string $html The HTML image tag markup being filtered.
* @param object $header The custom header object returned by 'get_custom_header()'.
* @param array $attr Array of the attributes for the image tag.
*/
return apply_filters( 'get_header_image_tag', $html, $header, $attr );
}
/**
* Display the image markup for a custom header image.
*
* @since 4.4.0
*
* @param array $attr Optional. Attributes for the image markup. Default empty.
*/
function the_header_image_tag( $attr = array() ) {
echo get_header_image_tag( $attr );
}
/**
* Get random header image data from registered images in theme.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @access private
*
* @global array $_wp_default_headers
* @staticvar object $_wp_random_header
*
* @return object
*/
function _get_random_header_data() {
static $_wp_random_header = null;
if ( empty( $_wp_random_header ) ) {
global $_wp_default_headers;
$header_image_mod = get_theme_mod( 'header_image', '' );
$headers = array();
if ( 'random-uploaded-image' == $header_image_mod )
$headers = get_uploaded_header_images();
elseif ( ! empty( $_wp_default_headers ) ) {
if ( 'random-default-image' == $header_image_mod ) {
$headers = $_wp_default_headers;
} else {
Introduce new registration methods for custom headers and custom backgrounds. Backwards compatible, but old methods will be deprecated. see #20249. see #17242. Custom header: Use add_theme_support('custom-header', $args) instead of add_custom_image_header(). Deprecates all use of constants. * HEADER_TEXTCOLOR is now (string) 'default-text-color'. * NO_HEADER_TEXT is nowi ! (bool) 'header-text'. * HEADER_IMAGE_WIDTH (and _HEIGHT) are now (int) 'width' and 'height'. * HEADER_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * The 3.4 arguments 'suggested-width' and 'suggested-height' are now just 'width' and 'height' (they are "suggested" when flex-width and flex-height are set). * Callback arguments for add_custom_image_header() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Custom background: Use add_theme_support('custom-background, $args) instead of add_custom_background(). Deprecates all use of constants. * BACKGROUND_COLOR is now (string) 'default-color'. * BACKGROUND_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * Callback arguments for add_custom_background() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Inheritance: add_theme_support() arguments for custom headers and custom backgrounds is a first-one-wins situation. This is not an unusual paradigm for theming as a child theme (which is included first) overrides a parent theme. * Once an argument is explicitly set, it cannot be overridden. You must hook in earlier and set it first. * Any argument that is not explicitly set before WP is loaded will inherit the default value for that argument. * It is therefore possible for a child theme to pass minimal arguments as long as the parent theme specifies others that may be necessary. * Allows for a child theme to alter callbacks for <head> and preview (previously, calling add_custom_image_header more than once broke things). * The just-in-time bits ensure that arguments fall back to default values, that the values of all constants are considered (such as one defined after an old add_custom_image_header call), and that all constants are defined (so as to be backwards compatible). get_theme_support(): Introduce new second argument, which headers and backgrounds leverage to return an argument. current_theme_supports() already supported checking the truthiness of the argument. * For example, get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'width' ) will return the width specified during registration. * If you had wanted the default image, use get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'default-image' ) instead of HEADER_IMAGE. Deprecate remove_custom_image_header(), remove_custom_background(). Use remove_theme_support('custom-header'), 'custom-background'. Deprecate short-lived custom-header-uploads internal support; this is now (bool) 'uploads' for add_theme_support(). New 3.4 functions renamed or removed: Rename get_current_header_data() to get_custom_header(). Remove get_header_image_width() and _height() in favor of get_custom_header()->width and height. git-svn-id: http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress/trunk@20212 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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if ( current_theme_supports( 'custom-header', 'random-default' ) )
$headers = $_wp_default_headers;
}
}
if ( empty( $headers ) )
return new stdClass;
$_wp_random_header = (object) $headers[ array_rand( $headers ) ];
$_wp_random_header->url = sprintf( $_wp_random_header->url, get_template_directory_uri(), get_stylesheet_directory_uri() );
$_wp_random_header->thumbnail_url = sprintf( $_wp_random_header->thumbnail_url, get_template_directory_uri(), get_stylesheet_directory_uri() );
}
return $_wp_random_header;
}
/**
* Get random header image url from registered images in theme.
*
* @since 3.2.0
*
* @return string Path to header image
*/
function get_random_header_image() {
$random_image = _get_random_header_data();
if ( empty( $random_image->url ) )
return '';
return $random_image->url;
}
/**
* Check if random header image is in use.
*
* Always true if user expressly chooses the option in Appearance > Header.
* Also true if theme has multiple header images registered, no specific header image
* is chosen, and theme turns on random headers with add_theme_support().
*
* @since 3.2.0
*
* @param string $type The random pool to use. any|default|uploaded
* @return bool
*/
function is_random_header_image( $type = 'any' ) {
Introduce new registration methods for custom headers and custom backgrounds. Backwards compatible, but old methods will be deprecated. see #20249. see #17242. Custom header: Use add_theme_support('custom-header', $args) instead of add_custom_image_header(). Deprecates all use of constants. * HEADER_TEXTCOLOR is now (string) 'default-text-color'. * NO_HEADER_TEXT is nowi ! (bool) 'header-text'. * HEADER_IMAGE_WIDTH (and _HEIGHT) are now (int) 'width' and 'height'. * HEADER_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * The 3.4 arguments 'suggested-width' and 'suggested-height' are now just 'width' and 'height' (they are "suggested" when flex-width and flex-height are set). * Callback arguments for add_custom_image_header() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Custom background: Use add_theme_support('custom-background, $args) instead of add_custom_background(). Deprecates all use of constants. * BACKGROUND_COLOR is now (string) 'default-color'. * BACKGROUND_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * Callback arguments for add_custom_background() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Inheritance: add_theme_support() arguments for custom headers and custom backgrounds is a first-one-wins situation. This is not an unusual paradigm for theming as a child theme (which is included first) overrides a parent theme. * Once an argument is explicitly set, it cannot be overridden. You must hook in earlier and set it first. * Any argument that is not explicitly set before WP is loaded will inherit the default value for that argument. * It is therefore possible for a child theme to pass minimal arguments as long as the parent theme specifies others that may be necessary. * Allows for a child theme to alter callbacks for <head> and preview (previously, calling add_custom_image_header more than once broke things). * The just-in-time bits ensure that arguments fall back to default values, that the values of all constants are considered (such as one defined after an old add_custom_image_header call), and that all constants are defined (so as to be backwards compatible). get_theme_support(): Introduce new second argument, which headers and backgrounds leverage to return an argument. current_theme_supports() already supported checking the truthiness of the argument. * For example, get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'width' ) will return the width specified during registration. * If you had wanted the default image, use get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'default-image' ) instead of HEADER_IMAGE. Deprecate remove_custom_image_header(), remove_custom_background(). Use remove_theme_support('custom-header'), 'custom-background'. Deprecate short-lived custom-header-uploads internal support; this is now (bool) 'uploads' for add_theme_support(). New 3.4 functions renamed or removed: Rename get_current_header_data() to get_custom_header(). Remove get_header_image_width() and _height() in favor of get_custom_header()->width and height. git-svn-id: http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress/trunk@20212 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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$header_image_mod = get_theme_mod( 'header_image', get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'default-image' ) );
if ( 'any' == $type ) {
if ( 'random-default-image' == $header_image_mod || 'random-uploaded-image' == $header_image_mod || ( '' != get_random_header_image() && empty( $header_image_mod ) ) )
return true;
} else {
if ( "random-$type-image" == $header_image_mod )
return true;
elseif ( 'default' == $type && empty( $header_image_mod ) && '' != get_random_header_image() )
return true;
}
return false;
}
/**
* Display header image URL.
*
* @since 2.1.0
*/
function header_image() {
$image = get_header_image();
if ( $image ) {
echo esc_url( $image );
}
}
/**
* Get the header images uploaded for the current theme.
*
* @since 3.2.0
*
* @return array
*/
function get_uploaded_header_images() {
$header_images = array();
// @todo caching
$headers = get_posts( array( 'post_type' => 'attachment', 'meta_key' => '_wp_attachment_is_custom_header', 'meta_value' => get_option('stylesheet'), 'orderby' => 'none', 'nopaging' => true ) );
if ( empty( $headers ) )
return array();
foreach ( (array) $headers as $header ) {
$url = esc_url_raw( wp_get_attachment_url( $header->ID ) );
$header_data = wp_get_attachment_metadata( $header->ID );
$header_index = $header->ID;
$header_images[$header_index] = array();
$header_images[$header_index]['attachment_id'] = $header->ID;
$header_images[$header_index]['url'] = $url;
$header_images[$header_index]['thumbnail_url'] = $url;
$header_images[$header_index]['alt_text'] = get_post_meta( $header->ID, '_wp_attachment_image_alt', true );
if ( isset( $header_data['width'] ) )
$header_images[$header_index]['width'] = $header_data['width'];
if ( isset( $header_data['height'] ) )
$header_images[$header_index]['height'] = $header_data['height'];
}
return $header_images;
}
/**
* Get the header image data.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @global array $_wp_default_headers
*
* @return object
*/
Introduce new registration methods for custom headers and custom backgrounds. Backwards compatible, but old methods will be deprecated. see #20249. see #17242. Custom header: Use add_theme_support('custom-header', $args) instead of add_custom_image_header(). Deprecates all use of constants. * HEADER_TEXTCOLOR is now (string) 'default-text-color'. * NO_HEADER_TEXT is nowi ! (bool) 'header-text'. * HEADER_IMAGE_WIDTH (and _HEIGHT) are now (int) 'width' and 'height'. * HEADER_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * The 3.4 arguments 'suggested-width' and 'suggested-height' are now just 'width' and 'height' (they are "suggested" when flex-width and flex-height are set). * Callback arguments for add_custom_image_header() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Custom background: Use add_theme_support('custom-background, $args) instead of add_custom_background(). Deprecates all use of constants. * BACKGROUND_COLOR is now (string) 'default-color'. * BACKGROUND_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * Callback arguments for add_custom_background() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Inheritance: add_theme_support() arguments for custom headers and custom backgrounds is a first-one-wins situation. This is not an unusual paradigm for theming as a child theme (which is included first) overrides a parent theme. * Once an argument is explicitly set, it cannot be overridden. You must hook in earlier and set it first. * Any argument that is not explicitly set before WP is loaded will inherit the default value for that argument. * It is therefore possible for a child theme to pass minimal arguments as long as the parent theme specifies others that may be necessary. * Allows for a child theme to alter callbacks for <head> and preview (previously, calling add_custom_image_header more than once broke things). * The just-in-time bits ensure that arguments fall back to default values, that the values of all constants are considered (such as one defined after an old add_custom_image_header call), and that all constants are defined (so as to be backwards compatible). get_theme_support(): Introduce new second argument, which headers and backgrounds leverage to return an argument. current_theme_supports() already supported checking the truthiness of the argument. * For example, get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'width' ) will return the width specified during registration. * If you had wanted the default image, use get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'default-image' ) instead of HEADER_IMAGE. Deprecate remove_custom_image_header(), remove_custom_background(). Use remove_theme_support('custom-header'), 'custom-background'. Deprecate short-lived custom-header-uploads internal support; this is now (bool) 'uploads' for add_theme_support(). New 3.4 functions renamed or removed: Rename get_current_header_data() to get_custom_header(). Remove get_header_image_width() and _height() in favor of get_custom_header()->width and height. git-svn-id: http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress/trunk@20212 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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function get_custom_header() {
global $_wp_default_headers;
if ( is_random_header_image() ) {
$data = _get_random_header_data();
} else {
$data = get_theme_mod( 'header_image_data' );
if ( ! $data && current_theme_supports( 'custom-header', 'default-image' ) ) {
$directory_args = array( get_template_directory_uri(), get_stylesheet_directory_uri() );
$data = array();
$data['url'] = $data['thumbnail_url'] = vsprintf( get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'default-image' ), $directory_args );
if ( ! empty( $_wp_default_headers ) ) {
foreach ( (array) $_wp_default_headers as $default_header ) {
$url = vsprintf( $default_header['url'], $directory_args );
if ( $data['url'] == $url ) {
$data = $default_header;
$data['url'] = $url;
$data['thumbnail_url'] = vsprintf( $data['thumbnail_url'], $directory_args );
break;
}
}
}
}
}
$default = array(
'url' => '',
'thumbnail_url' => '',
'width' => get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'width' ),
'height' => get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'height' ),
'video' => get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'video' ),
);
return (object) wp_parse_args( $data, $default );
}
/**
* Register a selection of default headers to be displayed by the custom header admin UI.
*
* @since 3.0.0
*
* @global array $_wp_default_headers
*
* @param array $headers Array of headers keyed by a string id. The ids point to arrays containing 'url', 'thumbnail_url', and 'description' keys.
*/
function register_default_headers( $headers ) {
global $_wp_default_headers;
$_wp_default_headers = array_merge( (array) $_wp_default_headers, (array) $headers );
}
/**
* Unregister default headers.
*
* This function must be called after register_default_headers() has already added the
* header you want to remove.
*
* @see register_default_headers()
* @since 3.0.0
*
* @global array $_wp_default_headers
*
* @param string|array $header The header string id (key of array) to remove, or an array thereof.
* @return bool|void A single header returns true on success, false on failure.
* There is currently no return value for multiple headers.
*/
function unregister_default_headers( $header ) {
global $_wp_default_headers;
if ( is_array( $header ) ) {
array_map( 'unregister_default_headers', $header );
} elseif ( isset( $_wp_default_headers[ $header ] ) ) {
unset( $_wp_default_headers[ $header ] );
return true;
} else {
return false;
}
}
/**
* Check whether a header video is set or not.
*
* @since 4.7.0
*
* @see get_header_video_url()
*
* @return bool Whether a header video is set or not.
*/
function has_header_video() {
return (bool) get_header_video_url();
}
/**
* Retrieve header video URL for custom header.
*
* Uses a local video if present, or falls back to an external video.
*
* @since 4.7.0
*
* @return string|false Header video URL or false if there is no video.
*/
function get_header_video_url() {
$id = absint( get_theme_mod( 'header_video' ) );
$url = esc_url( get_theme_mod( 'external_header_video' ) );
if ( $id ) {
// Get the file URL from the attachment ID.
$url = wp_get_attachment_url( $id );
}
/**
* Filters the header video URL.
*
* @since 4.7.3
*
* @param string $url Header video URL, if available.
*/
$url = apply_filters( 'get_header_video_url', $url );
if ( ! $id && ! $url ) {
return false;
}
return esc_url_raw( set_url_scheme( $url ) );
}
/**
* Display header video URL.
*
* @since 4.7.0
*/
function the_header_video_url() {
$video = get_header_video_url();
if ( $video ) {
echo esc_url( $video );
}
}
/**
* Retrieve header video settings.
*
* @since 4.7.0
*
* @return array
*/
function get_header_video_settings() {
$header = get_custom_header();
$video_url = get_header_video_url();
$video_type = wp_check_filetype( $video_url, wp_get_mime_types() );
$settings = array(
'mimeType' => '',
'posterUrl' => get_header_image(),
'videoUrl' => $video_url,
'width' => absint( $header->width ),
'height' => absint( $header->height ),
'minWidth' => 900,
'minHeight' => 500,
'l10n' => array(
'pause' => __( 'Pause' ),
'play' => __( 'Play' ),
'pauseSpeak' => __( 'Video is paused.'),
'playSpeak' => __( 'Video is playing.'),
),
);
if ( preg_match( '#^https?://(?:www\.)?(?:youtube\.com/watch|youtu\.be/)#', $video_url ) ) {
$settings['mimeType'] = 'video/x-youtube';
} elseif ( ! empty( $video_type['type'] ) ) {
$settings['mimeType'] = $video_type['type'];
}
return apply_filters( 'header_video_settings', $settings );
}
/**
* Check whether a custom header is set or not.
*
* @since 4.7.0
*
* @return bool True if a custom header is set. False if not.
*/
function has_custom_header() {
if ( has_header_image() || ( has_header_video() && is_header_video_active() ) ) {
return true;
}
return false;
}
/**
* Checks whether the custom header video is eligible to show on the current page.
*
* @since 4.7.0
*
* @return bool True if the custom header video should be shown. False if not.
*/
function is_header_video_active() {
if ( ! get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'video' ) ) {
return false;
}
$video_active_cb = get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'video-active-callback' );
if ( empty( $video_active_cb ) || ! is_callable( $video_active_cb ) ) {
$show_video = true;
} else {
$show_video = call_user_func( $video_active_cb );
}
/**
* Modify whether the custom header video is eligible to show on the current page.
*
* @since 4.7.0
*
* @param bool $show_video Whether the custom header video should be shown. Returns the value
* of the theme setting for the `custom-header`'s `video-active-callback`.
* If no callback is set, the default value is that of `is_front_page()`.
*/
return apply_filters( 'is_header_video_active', $show_video );
}
/**
* Retrieve the markup for a custom header.
*
* The container div will always be returned in the Customizer preview.
*
* @since 4.7.0
*
* @return string The markup for a custom header on success.
*/
function get_custom_header_markup() {
if ( ! has_custom_header() && ! is_customize_preview() ) {
return '';
}
return sprintf(
'<div id="wp-custom-header" class="wp-custom-header">%s</div>',
get_header_image_tag()
);
}
/**
* Print the markup for a custom header.
*
* A container div will always be printed in the Customizer preview.
*
* @since 4.7.0
*/
function the_custom_header_markup() {
$custom_header = get_custom_header_markup();
if ( empty( $custom_header ) ) {
return;
}
echo $custom_header;
if ( is_header_video_active() && ( has_header_video() || is_customize_preview() ) ) {
wp_enqueue_script( 'wp-custom-header' );
wp_localize_script( 'wp-custom-header', '_wpCustomHeaderSettings', get_header_video_settings() );
}
}
/**
* Retrieve background image for custom background.
*
* @since 3.0.0
*
* @return string
*/
function get_background_image() {
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return get_theme_mod('background_image', get_theme_support( 'custom-background', 'default-image' ) );
}
/**
* Display background image path.
*
* @since 3.0.0
*/
function background_image() {
echo get_background_image();
}
/**
* Retrieve value for custom background color.
*
* @since 3.0.0
*
* @return string
*/
function get_background_color() {
Introduce new registration methods for custom headers and custom backgrounds. Backwards compatible, but old methods will be deprecated. see #20249. see #17242. Custom header: Use add_theme_support('custom-header', $args) instead of add_custom_image_header(). Deprecates all use of constants. * HEADER_TEXTCOLOR is now (string) 'default-text-color'. * NO_HEADER_TEXT is nowi ! (bool) 'header-text'. * HEADER_IMAGE_WIDTH (and _HEIGHT) are now (int) 'width' and 'height'. * HEADER_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * The 3.4 arguments 'suggested-width' and 'suggested-height' are now just 'width' and 'height' (they are "suggested" when flex-width and flex-height are set). * Callback arguments for add_custom_image_header() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Custom background: Use add_theme_support('custom-background, $args) instead of add_custom_background(). Deprecates all use of constants. * BACKGROUND_COLOR is now (string) 'default-color'. * BACKGROUND_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * Callback arguments for add_custom_background() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Inheritance: add_theme_support() arguments for custom headers and custom backgrounds is a first-one-wins situation. This is not an unusual paradigm for theming as a child theme (which is included first) overrides a parent theme. * Once an argument is explicitly set, it cannot be overridden. You must hook in earlier and set it first. * Any argument that is not explicitly set before WP is loaded will inherit the default value for that argument. * It is therefore possible for a child theme to pass minimal arguments as long as the parent theme specifies others that may be necessary. * Allows for a child theme to alter callbacks for <head> and preview (previously, calling add_custom_image_header more than once broke things). * The just-in-time bits ensure that arguments fall back to default values, that the values of all constants are considered (such as one defined after an old add_custom_image_header call), and that all constants are defined (so as to be backwards compatible). get_theme_support(): Introduce new second argument, which headers and backgrounds leverage to return an argument. current_theme_supports() already supported checking the truthiness of the argument. * For example, get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'width' ) will return the width specified during registration. * If you had wanted the default image, use get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'default-image' ) instead of HEADER_IMAGE. Deprecate remove_custom_image_header(), remove_custom_background(). Use remove_theme_support('custom-header'), 'custom-background'. Deprecate short-lived custom-header-uploads internal support; this is now (bool) 'uploads' for add_theme_support(). New 3.4 functions renamed or removed: Rename get_current_header_data() to get_custom_header(). Remove get_header_image_width() and _height() in favor of get_custom_header()->width and height. git-svn-id: http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress/trunk@20212 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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return get_theme_mod('background_color', get_theme_support( 'custom-background', 'default-color' ) );
}
/**
* Display background color value.
*
* @since 3.0.0
*/
function background_color() {
echo get_background_color();
}
/**
* Default custom background callback.
*
* @since 3.0.0
*/
function _custom_background_cb() {
// $background is the saved custom image, or the default image.
$background = set_url_scheme( get_background_image() );
// $color is the saved custom color.
// A default has to be specified in style.css. It will not be printed here.
$color = get_background_color();
if ( $color === get_theme_support( 'custom-background', 'default-color' ) ) {
$color = false;
}
if ( ! $background && ! $color ) {
if ( is_customize_preview() ) {
echo '<style type="text/css" id="custom-background-css"></style>';
}
return;
}
$style = $color ? "background-color: #$color;" : '';
if ( $background ) {
$image = ' background-image: url("' . esc_url_raw( $background ) . '");';
// Background Position.
$position_x = get_theme_mod( 'background_position_x', get_theme_support( 'custom-background', 'default-position-x' ) );
$position_y = get_theme_mod( 'background_position_y', get_theme_support( 'custom-background', 'default-position-y' ) );
if ( ! in_array( $position_x, array( 'left', 'center', 'right' ), true ) ) {
$position_x = 'left';
}
if ( ! in_array( $position_y, array( 'top', 'center', 'bottom' ), true ) ) {
$position_y = 'top';
}
$position = " background-position: $position_x $position_y;";
// Background Size.
$size = get_theme_mod( 'background_size', get_theme_support( 'custom-background', 'default-size' ) );
if ( ! in_array( $size, array( 'auto', 'contain', 'cover' ), true ) ) {
$size = 'auto';
}
$size = " background-size: $size;";
// Background Repeat.
$repeat = get_theme_mod( 'background_repeat', get_theme_support( 'custom-background', 'default-repeat' ) );
if ( ! in_array( $repeat, array( 'repeat-x', 'repeat-y', 'repeat', 'no-repeat' ), true ) ) {
$repeat = 'repeat';
}
$repeat = " background-repeat: $repeat;";
// Background Scroll.
$attachment = get_theme_mod( 'background_attachment', get_theme_support( 'custom-background', 'default-attachment' ) );
if ( 'fixed' !== $attachment ) {
$attachment = 'scroll';
}
$attachment = " background-attachment: $attachment;";
$style .= $image . $position . $size . $repeat . $attachment;
}
?>
<style type="text/css" id="custom-background-css">
body.custom-background { <?php echo trim( $style ); ?> }
</style>
<?php
}
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/**
* Render the Custom CSS style element.
*
* @since 4.7.0
*/
function wp_custom_css_cb() {
$styles = wp_get_custom_css();
if ( $styles || is_customize_preview() ) : ?>
<style type="text/css" id="wp-custom-css">
<?php echo strip_tags( $styles ); // Note that esc_html() cannot be used because `div &gt; span` is not interpreted properly. ?>
</style>
<?php endif;
}
/**
* Fetch the `custom_css` post for a given theme.
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*
* @since 4.7.0
*
* @param string $stylesheet Optional. A theme object stylesheet name. Defaults to the current theme.
* @return WP_Post|null The custom_css post or null if none exists.
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*/
function wp_get_custom_css_post( $stylesheet = '' ) {
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if ( empty( $stylesheet ) ) {
$stylesheet = get_stylesheet();
}
$custom_css_query_vars = array(
'post_type' => 'custom_css',
'post_status' => get_post_stati(),
'name' => sanitize_title( $stylesheet ),
'posts_per_page' => 1,
'no_found_rows' => true,
'cache_results' => true,
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'update_post_meta_cache' => false,
'update_post_term_cache' => false,
'lazy_load_term_meta' => false,
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);
$post = null;
if ( get_stylesheet() === $stylesheet ) {
$post_id = get_theme_mod( 'custom_css_post_id' );
if ( $post_id > 0 && get_post( $post_id ) ) {
$post = get_post( $post_id );
}
// `-1` indicates no post exists; no query necessary.
if ( ! $post && -1 !== $post_id ) {
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$query = new WP_Query( $custom_css_query_vars );
$post = $query->post;
/*
* Cache the lookup. See wp_update_custom_css_post().
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* @todo This should get cleared if a custom_css post is added/removed.
*/
set_theme_mod( 'custom_css_post_id', $post ? $post->ID : -1 );
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}
} else {
$query = new WP_Query( $custom_css_query_vars );
$post = $query->post;
}
return $post;
}
/**
* Fetch the saved Custom CSS content for rendering.
*
* @since 4.7.0
*
* @param string $stylesheet Optional. A theme object stylesheet name. Defaults to the current theme.
* @return string The Custom CSS Post content.
*/
function wp_get_custom_css( $stylesheet = '' ) {
$css = '';
if ( empty( $stylesheet ) ) {
$stylesheet = get_stylesheet();
}
$post = wp_get_custom_css_post( $stylesheet );
Customize: Introduce custom CSS for extending theme styles. * Custom CSS is associated with a given theme and is displayed in an inline `style` element at the `wp_head` hook after the `wp_print_styles` is called so that it overrides any enqueued stylesheets. * A `wp_get_custom_css()` function is used for accessing the CSS associated with the current theme (or another theme) and a `wp_get_custom_css` filter for manipulating it. * CSS is managed in customizer via a new "Additional CSS" section with a single `textarea` control. * `WP_Customize_Section::$description_hidden` is introduced for hiding extended descriptions in customizer sections behind a help toggle as done with panels. * CSS is stored in a `custom_css` post type with the theme (stylesheet) slug as the `post_name`. * `WP_Customize_Custom_CSS_Setting` is introduced to handle validation of CSS, previewing, and persisting the CSS to the `custom_css` post type. * The `custom_css` setting is tied to a new `unfiltered_css` capability which maps to `unfiltered_html` by default. * Escaping the message in the notification template is removed to allow markup (`code` tags) to be rendered. See https://make.wordpress.org/core/2016/10/11/feature-proposal-better-theme-customizations-via-custom-css-with-live-previews/ Props johnregan3, celloexpressions, folletto, westonruter. Fixes #35395. Built from https://develop.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38829 git-svn-id: http://core.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38772 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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if ( $post ) {
$css = $post->post_content;
}
/**
* Filters the Custom CSS Output into the <head>.
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*
* @since 4.7.0
*
* @param string $css CSS pulled in from the Custom CSS CPT.
* @param string $stylesheet The theme stylesheet name.
*/
$css = apply_filters( 'wp_get_custom_css', $css, $stylesheet );
return $css;
}
/**
* Update the `custom_css` post for a given theme.
*
* Inserts a `custom_css` post when one doesn't yet exist.
*
* @since 4.7.0
*
* @param string $css CSS, stored in `post_content`.
* @param array $args {
* Args.
*
* @type string $preprocessed Pre-processed CSS, stored in `post_content_filtered`. Normally empty string. Optional.
* @type string $stylesheet Stylesheet (child theme) to update. Optional, defaults to current theme/stylesheet.
* }
* @return WP_Post|WP_Error Post on success, error on failure.
*/
function wp_update_custom_css_post( $css, $args = array() ) {
$args = wp_parse_args( $args, array(
'preprocessed' => '',
'stylesheet' => get_stylesheet(),
) );
$data = array(
'css' => $css,
'preprocessed' => $args['preprocessed'],
);
/**
* Filters the `css` (`post_content`) and `preprocessed` (`post_content_filtered`) args for a `custom_css` post being updated.
*
* This filter can be used by plugin that offer CSS pre-processors, to store the original
* pre-processed CSS in `post_content_filtered` and then store processed CSS in `post_content`.
* When used in this way, the `post_content_filtered` should be supplied as the setting value
* instead of `post_content` via a the `customize_value_custom_css` filter, for example:
*
* <code>
* add_filter( 'customize_value_custom_css', function( $value, $setting ) {
* $post = wp_get_custom_css_post( $setting->stylesheet );
* if ( $post && ! empty( $post->post_content_filtered ) ) {
* $css = $post->post_content_filtered;
* }
* return $css;
* }, 10, 2 );
* </code>
*
* @since 4.7.0
* @param array $data {
* Custom CSS data.
*
* @type string $css CSS stored in `post_content`.
* @type string $preprocessed Pre-processed CSS stored in `post_content_filtered`. Normally empty string.
* }
* @param array $args {
* The args passed into `wp_update_custom_css_post()` merged with defaults.
*
* @type string $css The original CSS passed in to be updated.
* @type string $preprocessed The original preprocessed CSS passed in to be updated.
* @type string $stylesheet The stylesheet (theme) being updated.
* }
*/
$data = apply_filters( 'update_custom_css_data', $data, array_merge( $args, compact( 'css' ) ) );
$post_data = array(
'post_title' => $args['stylesheet'],
'post_name' => sanitize_title( $args['stylesheet'] ),
'post_type' => 'custom_css',
'post_status' => 'publish',
'post_content' => $data['css'],
'post_content_filtered' => $data['preprocessed'],
);
// Update post if it already exists, otherwise create a new one.
$post = wp_get_custom_css_post( $args['stylesheet'] );
if ( $post ) {
$post_data['ID'] = $post->ID;
$r = wp_update_post( wp_slash( $post_data ), true );
} else {
$r = wp_insert_post( wp_slash( $post_data ), true );
if ( ! is_wp_error( $r ) ) {
if ( get_stylesheet() === $args['stylesheet'] ) {
set_theme_mod( 'custom_css_post_id', $r );
}
// Trigger creation of a revision. This should be removed once #30854 is resolved.
if ( 0 === count( wp_get_post_revisions( $r ) ) ) {
wp_save_post_revision( $r );
}
}
}
if ( is_wp_error( $r ) ) {
return $r;
}
return get_post( $r );
}
/**
* Add callback for custom TinyMCE editor stylesheets.
*
* The parameter $stylesheet is the name of the stylesheet, relative to
* the theme root. It also accepts an array of stylesheets.
* It is optional and defaults to 'editor-style.css'.
*
* This function automatically adds another stylesheet with -rtl prefix, e.g. editor-style-rtl.css.
* If that file doesn't exist, it is removed before adding the stylesheet(s) to TinyMCE.
* If an array of stylesheets is passed to add_editor_style(),
* RTL is only added for the first stylesheet.
*
* Since version 3.4 the TinyMCE body has .rtl CSS class.
* It is a better option to use that class and add any RTL styles to the main stylesheet.
*
* @since 3.0.0
*
* @global array $editor_styles
*
* @param array|string $stylesheet Optional. Stylesheet name or array thereof, relative to theme root.
* Defaults to 'editor-style.css'
*/
function add_editor_style( $stylesheet = 'editor-style.css' ) {
add_theme_support( 'editor-style' );
if ( ! is_admin() )
return;
global $editor_styles;
$editor_styles = (array) $editor_styles;
$stylesheet = (array) $stylesheet;
if ( is_rtl() ) {
$rtl_stylesheet = str_replace('.css', '-rtl.css', $stylesheet[0]);
$stylesheet[] = $rtl_stylesheet;
}
$editor_styles = array_merge( $editor_styles, $stylesheet );
}
/**
* Removes all visual editor stylesheets.
*
* @since 3.1.0
*
* @global array $editor_styles
*
* @return bool True on success, false if there were no stylesheets to remove.
*/
function remove_editor_styles() {
if ( ! current_theme_supports( 'editor-style' ) )
return false;
_remove_theme_support( 'editor-style' );
if ( is_admin() )
$GLOBALS['editor_styles'] = array();
return true;
}
/**
* Retrieve any registered editor stylesheets
*
* @since 4.0.0
*
* @global array $editor_styles Registered editor stylesheets
*
* @return array If registered, a list of editor stylesheet URLs.
*/
function get_editor_stylesheets() {
$stylesheets = array();
// load editor_style.css if the current theme supports it
if ( ! empty( $GLOBALS['editor_styles'] ) && is_array( $GLOBALS['editor_styles'] ) ) {
$editor_styles = $GLOBALS['editor_styles'];
$editor_styles = array_unique( array_filter( $editor_styles ) );
$style_uri = get_stylesheet_directory_uri();
$style_dir = get_stylesheet_directory();
// Support externally referenced styles (like, say, fonts).
foreach ( $editor_styles as $key => $file ) {
if ( preg_match( '~^(https?:)?//~', $file ) ) {
$stylesheets[] = esc_url_raw( $file );
unset( $editor_styles[ $key ] );
}
}
// Look in a parent theme first, that way child theme CSS overrides.
if ( is_child_theme() ) {
$template_uri = get_template_directory_uri();
$template_dir = get_template_directory();
foreach ( $editor_styles as $key => $file ) {
if ( $file && file_exists( "$template_dir/$file" ) ) {
$stylesheets[] = "$template_uri/$file";
}
}
}
foreach ( $editor_styles as $file ) {
if ( $file && file_exists( "$style_dir/$file" ) ) {
$stylesheets[] = "$style_uri/$file";
}
}
}
/**
* Filters the array of stylesheets applied to the editor.
*
* @since 4.3.0
*
* @param array $stylesheets Array of stylesheets to be applied to the editor.
*/
return apply_filters( 'editor_stylesheets', $stylesheets );
}
Customize: Introduce starter content and site freshness state. A theme can opt-in for tailored starter content to apply to the customizer when previewing the theme on a fresh install, when `fresh_site` is at its initial `1` value. Starter content is staged in the customizer and does not go live unless the changes are published. Initial starter content is added to Twenty Seventeen. * The `fresh_site` flag is cleared when a published post or page is saved, when widgets are modified, or when the customizer state is saved. * Starter content is registered via `starter-content` theme support, where the argument is an array containing `widgets`, `posts`, `nav_menus`, `options`, and `theme_mods`. Posts/pages in starter content are created with the `auto-draft` status, re-using the page/post stubs feature added to nav menus and the static front page controls. * A `get_theme_starter_content` filter allows for plugins to extend a theme's starter content. * Starter content in themes can/should re-use existing starter content items in core by using named placeholders. * Import theme starter content into customized state when fresh site. * Prevent original_title differences from causing refreshes if title is present. * Ensure nav menu item url is set according to object when previewing. * Make sure initial saved state is false if there are dirty settings without an existing changeset. * Ensure dirty settings are cleaned upon changeset publishing. Props helen, westonruter, ocean90. Fixes #38114, #38533. Built from https://develop.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38991 git-svn-id: http://core.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38934 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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/**
* Expand a theme's starter content configuration using core-provided data.
*
* @since 4.7.0
*
* @return array Array of starter content.
*/
function get_theme_starter_content() {
$theme_support = get_theme_support( 'starter-content' );
if ( is_array( $theme_support ) && ! empty( $theme_support[0] ) && is_array( $theme_support[0] ) ) {
Customize: Introduce starter content and site freshness state. A theme can opt-in for tailored starter content to apply to the customizer when previewing the theme on a fresh install, when `fresh_site` is at its initial `1` value. Starter content is staged in the customizer and does not go live unless the changes are published. Initial starter content is added to Twenty Seventeen. * The `fresh_site` flag is cleared when a published post or page is saved, when widgets are modified, or when the customizer state is saved. * Starter content is registered via `starter-content` theme support, where the argument is an array containing `widgets`, `posts`, `nav_menus`, `options`, and `theme_mods`. Posts/pages in starter content are created with the `auto-draft` status, re-using the page/post stubs feature added to nav menus and the static front page controls. * A `get_theme_starter_content` filter allows for plugins to extend a theme's starter content. * Starter content in themes can/should re-use existing starter content items in core by using named placeholders. * Import theme starter content into customized state when fresh site. * Prevent original_title differences from causing refreshes if title is present. * Ensure nav menu item url is set according to object when previewing. * Make sure initial saved state is false if there are dirty settings without an existing changeset. * Ensure dirty settings are cleaned upon changeset publishing. Props helen, westonruter, ocean90. Fixes #38114, #38533. Built from https://develop.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38991 git-svn-id: http://core.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38934 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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$config = $theme_support[0];
} else {
$config = array();
}
$core_content = array(
Customize: Introduce starter content and site freshness state. A theme can opt-in for tailored starter content to apply to the customizer when previewing the theme on a fresh install, when `fresh_site` is at its initial `1` value. Starter content is staged in the customizer and does not go live unless the changes are published. Initial starter content is added to Twenty Seventeen. * The `fresh_site` flag is cleared when a published post or page is saved, when widgets are modified, or when the customizer state is saved. * Starter content is registered via `starter-content` theme support, where the argument is an array containing `widgets`, `posts`, `nav_menus`, `options`, and `theme_mods`. Posts/pages in starter content are created with the `auto-draft` status, re-using the page/post stubs feature added to nav menus and the static front page controls. * A `get_theme_starter_content` filter allows for plugins to extend a theme's starter content. * Starter content in themes can/should re-use existing starter content items in core by using named placeholders. * Import theme starter content into customized state when fresh site. * Prevent original_title differences from causing refreshes if title is present. * Ensure nav menu item url is set according to object when previewing. * Make sure initial saved state is false if there are dirty settings without an existing changeset. * Ensure dirty settings are cleaned upon changeset publishing. Props helen, westonruter, ocean90. Fixes #38114, #38533. Built from https://develop.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38991 git-svn-id: http://core.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38934 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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'widgets' => array(
'text_business_info' => array( 'text', array(
'title' => _x( 'Find Us', 'Theme starter content' ),
'text' => join( '', array(
'<strong>' . _x( 'Address', 'Theme starter content' ) . "</strong>\n",
_x( '123 Main Street', 'Theme starter content' ) . "\n" . _x( 'New York, NY 10001', 'Theme starter content' ) . "\n\n",
'<strong>' . _x( 'Hours', 'Theme starter content' ) . "</strong>\n",
_x( 'Monday&mdash;Friday: 9:00AM&ndash;5:00PM', 'Theme starter content' ) . "\n" . _x( 'Saturday &amp; Sunday: 11:00AM&ndash;3:00PM', 'Theme starter content' )
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) ),
'filter' => true,
'visual' => true,
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) ),
'text_about' => array( 'text', array(
'title' => _x( 'About This Site', 'Theme starter content' ),
'text' => _x( 'This may be a good place to introduce yourself and your site or include some credits.', 'Theme starter content' ),
'filter' => true,
'visual' => true,
Customize: Introduce starter content and site freshness state. A theme can opt-in for tailored starter content to apply to the customizer when previewing the theme on a fresh install, when `fresh_site` is at its initial `1` value. Starter content is staged in the customizer and does not go live unless the changes are published. Initial starter content is added to Twenty Seventeen. * The `fresh_site` flag is cleared when a published post or page is saved, when widgets are modified, or when the customizer state is saved. * Starter content is registered via `starter-content` theme support, where the argument is an array containing `widgets`, `posts`, `nav_menus`, `options`, and `theme_mods`. Posts/pages in starter content are created with the `auto-draft` status, re-using the page/post stubs feature added to nav menus and the static front page controls. * A `get_theme_starter_content` filter allows for plugins to extend a theme's starter content. * Starter content in themes can/should re-use existing starter content items in core by using named placeholders. * Import theme starter content into customized state when fresh site. * Prevent original_title differences from causing refreshes if title is present. * Ensure nav menu item url is set according to object when previewing. * Make sure initial saved state is false if there are dirty settings without an existing changeset. * Ensure dirty settings are cleaned upon changeset publishing. Props helen, westonruter, ocean90. Fixes #38114, #38533. Built from https://develop.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38991 git-svn-id: http://core.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38934 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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) ),
'archives' => array( 'archives', array(
'title' => _x( 'Archives', 'Theme starter content' ),
) ),
'calendar' => array( 'calendar', array(
'title' => _x( 'Calendar', 'Theme starter content' ),
) ),
'categories' => array( 'categories', array(
'title' => _x( 'Categories', 'Theme starter content' ),
) ),
'meta' => array( 'meta', array(
'title' => _x( 'Meta', 'Theme starter content' ),
) ),
'recent-comments' => array( 'recent-comments', array(
'title' => _x( 'Recent Comments', 'Theme starter content' ),
) ),
'recent-posts' => array( 'recent-posts', array(
'title' => _x( 'Recent Posts', 'Theme starter content' ),
) ),
'search' => array( 'search', array(
'title' => _x( 'Search', 'Theme starter content' ),
) ),
Customize: Introduce starter content and site freshness state. A theme can opt-in for tailored starter content to apply to the customizer when previewing the theme on a fresh install, when `fresh_site` is at its initial `1` value. Starter content is staged in the customizer and does not go live unless the changes are published. Initial starter content is added to Twenty Seventeen. * The `fresh_site` flag is cleared when a published post or page is saved, when widgets are modified, or when the customizer state is saved. * Starter content is registered via `starter-content` theme support, where the argument is an array containing `widgets`, `posts`, `nav_menus`, `options`, and `theme_mods`. Posts/pages in starter content are created with the `auto-draft` status, re-using the page/post stubs feature added to nav menus and the static front page controls. * A `get_theme_starter_content` filter allows for plugins to extend a theme's starter content. * Starter content in themes can/should re-use existing starter content items in core by using named placeholders. * Import theme starter content into customized state when fresh site. * Prevent original_title differences from causing refreshes if title is present. * Ensure nav menu item url is set according to object when previewing. * Make sure initial saved state is false if there are dirty settings without an existing changeset. * Ensure dirty settings are cleaned upon changeset publishing. Props helen, westonruter, ocean90. Fixes #38114, #38533. Built from https://develop.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38991 git-svn-id: http://core.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38934 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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),
'nav_menus' => array(
'link_home' => array(
'type' => 'custom',
'title' => _x( 'Home', 'Theme starter content' ),
'url' => home_url( '/' ),
),
'page_home' => array( // Deprecated in favor of link_home.
Customize: Introduce starter content and site freshness state. A theme can opt-in for tailored starter content to apply to the customizer when previewing the theme on a fresh install, when `fresh_site` is at its initial `1` value. Starter content is staged in the customizer and does not go live unless the changes are published. Initial starter content is added to Twenty Seventeen. * The `fresh_site` flag is cleared when a published post or page is saved, when widgets are modified, or when the customizer state is saved. * Starter content is registered via `starter-content` theme support, where the argument is an array containing `widgets`, `posts`, `nav_menus`, `options`, and `theme_mods`. Posts/pages in starter content are created with the `auto-draft` status, re-using the page/post stubs feature added to nav menus and the static front page controls. * A `get_theme_starter_content` filter allows for plugins to extend a theme's starter content. * Starter content in themes can/should re-use existing starter content items in core by using named placeholders. * Import theme starter content into customized state when fresh site. * Prevent original_title differences from causing refreshes if title is present. * Ensure nav menu item url is set according to object when previewing. * Make sure initial saved state is false if there are dirty settings without an existing changeset. * Ensure dirty settings are cleaned upon changeset publishing. Props helen, westonruter, ocean90. Fixes #38114, #38533. Built from https://develop.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38991 git-svn-id: http://core.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38934 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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'type' => 'post_type',
'object' => 'page',
'object_id' => '{{home}}',
),
'page_about' => array(
'type' => 'post_type',
'object' => 'page',
'object_id' => '{{about}}',
Customize: Introduce starter content and site freshness state. A theme can opt-in for tailored starter content to apply to the customizer when previewing the theme on a fresh install, when `fresh_site` is at its initial `1` value. Starter content is staged in the customizer and does not go live unless the changes are published. Initial starter content is added to Twenty Seventeen. * The `fresh_site` flag is cleared when a published post or page is saved, when widgets are modified, or when the customizer state is saved. * Starter content is registered via `starter-content` theme support, where the argument is an array containing `widgets`, `posts`, `nav_menus`, `options`, and `theme_mods`. Posts/pages in starter content are created with the `auto-draft` status, re-using the page/post stubs feature added to nav menus and the static front page controls. * A `get_theme_starter_content` filter allows for plugins to extend a theme's starter content. * Starter content in themes can/should re-use existing starter content items in core by using named placeholders. * Import theme starter content into customized state when fresh site. * Prevent original_title differences from causing refreshes if title is present. * Ensure nav menu item url is set according to object when previewing. * Make sure initial saved state is false if there are dirty settings without an existing changeset. * Ensure dirty settings are cleaned upon changeset publishing. Props helen, westonruter, ocean90. Fixes #38114, #38533. Built from https://develop.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38991 git-svn-id: http://core.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38934 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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),
'page_blog' => array(
'type' => 'post_type',
'object' => 'page',
'object_id' => '{{blog}}',
),
'page_news' => array(
'type' => 'post_type',
'object' => 'page',
'object_id' => '{{news}}',
),
Customize: Introduce starter content and site freshness state. A theme can opt-in for tailored starter content to apply to the customizer when previewing the theme on a fresh install, when `fresh_site` is at its initial `1` value. Starter content is staged in the customizer and does not go live unless the changes are published. Initial starter content is added to Twenty Seventeen. * The `fresh_site` flag is cleared when a published post or page is saved, when widgets are modified, or when the customizer state is saved. * Starter content is registered via `starter-content` theme support, where the argument is an array containing `widgets`, `posts`, `nav_menus`, `options`, and `theme_mods`. Posts/pages in starter content are created with the `auto-draft` status, re-using the page/post stubs feature added to nav menus and the static front page controls. * A `get_theme_starter_content` filter allows for plugins to extend a theme's starter content. * Starter content in themes can/should re-use existing starter content items in core by using named placeholders. * Import theme starter content into customized state when fresh site. * Prevent original_title differences from causing refreshes if title is present. * Ensure nav menu item url is set according to object when previewing. * Make sure initial saved state is false if there are dirty settings without an existing changeset. * Ensure dirty settings are cleaned upon changeset publishing. Props helen, westonruter, ocean90. Fixes #38114, #38533. Built from https://develop.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38991 git-svn-id: http://core.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38934 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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'page_contact' => array(
'type' => 'post_type',
'object' => 'page',
'object_id' => '{{contact}}',
Customize: Introduce starter content and site freshness state. A theme can opt-in for tailored starter content to apply to the customizer when previewing the theme on a fresh install, when `fresh_site` is at its initial `1` value. Starter content is staged in the customizer and does not go live unless the changes are published. Initial starter content is added to Twenty Seventeen. * The `fresh_site` flag is cleared when a published post or page is saved, when widgets are modified, or when the customizer state is saved. * Starter content is registered via `starter-content` theme support, where the argument is an array containing `widgets`, `posts`, `nav_menus`, `options`, and `theme_mods`. Posts/pages in starter content are created with the `auto-draft` status, re-using the page/post stubs feature added to nav menus and the static front page controls. * A `get_theme_starter_content` filter allows for plugins to extend a theme's starter content. * Starter content in themes can/should re-use existing starter content items in core by using named placeholders. * Import theme starter content into customized state when fresh site. * Prevent original_title differences from causing refreshes if title is present. * Ensure nav menu item url is set according to object when previewing. * Make sure initial saved state is false if there are dirty settings without an existing changeset. * Ensure dirty settings are cleaned upon changeset publishing. Props helen, westonruter, ocean90. Fixes #38114, #38533. Built from https://develop.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38991 git-svn-id: http://core.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38934 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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),
'link_email' => array(
'title' => _x( 'Email', 'Theme starter content' ),
'url' => 'mailto:wordpress@example.com',
Customize: Introduce starter content and site freshness state. A theme can opt-in for tailored starter content to apply to the customizer when previewing the theme on a fresh install, when `fresh_site` is at its initial `1` value. Starter content is staged in the customizer and does not go live unless the changes are published. Initial starter content is added to Twenty Seventeen. * The `fresh_site` flag is cleared when a published post or page is saved, when widgets are modified, or when the customizer state is saved. * Starter content is registered via `starter-content` theme support, where the argument is an array containing `widgets`, `posts`, `nav_menus`, `options`, and `theme_mods`. Posts/pages in starter content are created with the `auto-draft` status, re-using the page/post stubs feature added to nav menus and the static front page controls. * A `get_theme_starter_content` filter allows for plugins to extend a theme's starter content. * Starter content in themes can/should re-use existing starter content items in core by using named placeholders. * Import theme starter content into customized state when fresh site. * Prevent original_title differences from causing refreshes if title is present. * Ensure nav menu item url is set according to object when previewing. * Make sure initial saved state is false if there are dirty settings without an existing changeset. * Ensure dirty settings are cleaned upon changeset publishing. Props helen, westonruter, ocean90. Fixes #38114, #38533. Built from https://develop.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38991 git-svn-id: http://core.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38934 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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),
'link_facebook' => array(
'title' => _x( 'Facebook', 'Theme starter content' ),
Customize: Introduce starter content and site freshness state. A theme can opt-in for tailored starter content to apply to the customizer when previewing the theme on a fresh install, when `fresh_site` is at its initial `1` value. Starter content is staged in the customizer and does not go live unless the changes are published. Initial starter content is added to Twenty Seventeen. * The `fresh_site` flag is cleared when a published post or page is saved, when widgets are modified, or when the customizer state is saved. * Starter content is registered via `starter-content` theme support, where the argument is an array containing `widgets`, `posts`, `nav_menus`, `options`, and `theme_mods`. Posts/pages in starter content are created with the `auto-draft` status, re-using the page/post stubs feature added to nav menus and the static front page controls. * A `get_theme_starter_content` filter allows for plugins to extend a theme's starter content. * Starter content in themes can/should re-use existing starter content items in core by using named placeholders. * Import theme starter content into customized state when fresh site. * Prevent original_title differences from causing refreshes if title is present. * Ensure nav menu item url is set according to object when previewing. * Make sure initial saved state is false if there are dirty settings without an existing changeset. * Ensure dirty settings are cleaned upon changeset publishing. Props helen, westonruter, ocean90. Fixes #38114, #38533. Built from https://develop.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38991 git-svn-id: http://core.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38934 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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'url' => 'https://www.facebook.com/wordpress',
),
'link_foursquare' => array(
'title' => _x( 'Foursquare', 'Theme starter content' ),
'url' => 'https://foursquare.com/',
),
'link_github' => array(
'title' => _x( 'GitHub', 'Theme starter content' ),
'url' => 'https://github.com/wordpress/',
Customize: Introduce starter content and site freshness state. A theme can opt-in for tailored starter content to apply to the customizer when previewing the theme on a fresh install, when `fresh_site` is at its initial `1` value. Starter content is staged in the customizer and does not go live unless the changes are published. Initial starter content is added to Twenty Seventeen. * The `fresh_site` flag is cleared when a published post or page is saved, when widgets are modified, or when the customizer state is saved. * Starter content is registered via `starter-content` theme support, where the argument is an array containing `widgets`, `posts`, `nav_menus`, `options`, and `theme_mods`. Posts/pages in starter content are created with the `auto-draft` status, re-using the page/post stubs feature added to nav menus and the static front page controls. * A `get_theme_starter_content` filter allows for plugins to extend a theme's starter content. * Starter content in themes can/should re-use existing starter content items in core by using named placeholders. * Import theme starter content into customized state when fresh site. * Prevent original_title differences from causing refreshes if title is present. * Ensure nav menu item url is set according to object when previewing. * Make sure initial saved state is false if there are dirty settings without an existing changeset. * Ensure dirty settings are cleaned upon changeset publishing. Props helen, westonruter, ocean90. Fixes #38114, #38533. Built from https://develop.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38991 git-svn-id: http://core.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38934 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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),
'link_instagram' => array(
'title' => _x( 'Instagram', 'Theme starter content' ),
Customize: Introduce starter content and site freshness state. A theme can opt-in for tailored starter content to apply to the customizer when previewing the theme on a fresh install, when `fresh_site` is at its initial `1` value. Starter content is staged in the customizer and does not go live unless the changes are published. Initial starter content is added to Twenty Seventeen. * The `fresh_site` flag is cleared when a published post or page is saved, when widgets are modified, or when the customizer state is saved. * Starter content is registered via `starter-content` theme support, where the argument is an array containing `widgets`, `posts`, `nav_menus`, `options`, and `theme_mods`. Posts/pages in starter content are created with the `auto-draft` status, re-using the page/post stubs feature added to nav menus and the static front page controls. * A `get_theme_starter_content` filter allows for plugins to extend a theme's starter content. * Starter content in themes can/should re-use existing starter content items in core by using named placeholders. * Import theme starter content into customized state when fresh site. * Prevent original_title differences from causing refreshes if title is present. * Ensure nav menu item url is set according to object when previewing. * Make sure initial saved state is false if there are dirty settings without an existing changeset. * Ensure dirty settings are cleaned upon changeset publishing. Props helen, westonruter, ocean90. Fixes #38114, #38533. Built from https://develop.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38991 git-svn-id: http://core.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38934 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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'url' => 'https://www.instagram.com/explore/tags/wordcamp/',
),
'link_linkedin' => array(
'title' => _x( 'LinkedIn', 'Theme starter content' ),
'url' => 'https://www.linkedin.com/company/1089783',
),
'link_pinterest' => array(
'title' => _x( 'Pinterest', 'Theme starter content' ),
'url' => 'https://www.pinterest.com/',
),
'link_twitter' => array(
'title' => _x( 'Twitter', 'Theme starter content' ),
'url' => 'https://twitter.com/wordpress',
),
'link_yelp' => array(
'title' => _x( 'Yelp', 'Theme starter content' ),
'url' => 'https://www.yelp.com',
),
'link_youtube' => array(
'title' => _x( 'YouTube', 'Theme starter content' ),
'url' => 'https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdof4Ju7amm1chz1gi1T2ZA',
Customize: Introduce starter content and site freshness state. A theme can opt-in for tailored starter content to apply to the customizer when previewing the theme on a fresh install, when `fresh_site` is at its initial `1` value. Starter content is staged in the customizer and does not go live unless the changes are published. Initial starter content is added to Twenty Seventeen. * The `fresh_site` flag is cleared when a published post or page is saved, when widgets are modified, or when the customizer state is saved. * Starter content is registered via `starter-content` theme support, where the argument is an array containing `widgets`, `posts`, `nav_menus`, `options`, and `theme_mods`. Posts/pages in starter content are created with the `auto-draft` status, re-using the page/post stubs feature added to nav menus and the static front page controls. * A `get_theme_starter_content` filter allows for plugins to extend a theme's starter content. * Starter content in themes can/should re-use existing starter content items in core by using named placeholders. * Import theme starter content into customized state when fresh site. * Prevent original_title differences from causing refreshes if title is present. * Ensure nav menu item url is set according to object when previewing. * Make sure initial saved state is false if there are dirty settings without an existing changeset. * Ensure dirty settings are cleaned upon changeset publishing. Props helen, westonruter, ocean90. Fixes #38114, #38533. Built from https://develop.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38991 git-svn-id: http://core.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38934 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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),
),
'posts' => array(
'home' => array(
'post_type' => 'page',
'post_title' => _x( 'Home', 'Theme starter content' ),
'post_content' => _x( 'Welcome to your site! This is your homepage, which is what most visitors will see when they come to your site for the first time.', 'Theme starter content' ),
Customize: Introduce starter content and site freshness state. A theme can opt-in for tailored starter content to apply to the customizer when previewing the theme on a fresh install, when `fresh_site` is at its initial `1` value. Starter content is staged in the customizer and does not go live unless the changes are published. Initial starter content is added to Twenty Seventeen. * The `fresh_site` flag is cleared when a published post or page is saved, when widgets are modified, or when the customizer state is saved. * Starter content is registered via `starter-content` theme support, where the argument is an array containing `widgets`, `posts`, `nav_menus`, `options`, and `theme_mods`. Posts/pages in starter content are created with the `auto-draft` status, re-using the page/post stubs feature added to nav menus and the static front page controls. * A `get_theme_starter_content` filter allows for plugins to extend a theme's starter content. * Starter content in themes can/should re-use existing starter content items in core by using named placeholders. * Import theme starter content into customized state when fresh site. * Prevent original_title differences from causing refreshes if title is present. * Ensure nav menu item url is set according to object when previewing. * Make sure initial saved state is false if there are dirty settings without an existing changeset. * Ensure dirty settings are cleaned upon changeset publishing. Props helen, westonruter, ocean90. Fixes #38114, #38533. Built from https://develop.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38991 git-svn-id: http://core.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38934 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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),
'about' => array(
Customize: Introduce starter content and site freshness state. A theme can opt-in for tailored starter content to apply to the customizer when previewing the theme on a fresh install, when `fresh_site` is at its initial `1` value. Starter content is staged in the customizer and does not go live unless the changes are published. Initial starter content is added to Twenty Seventeen. * The `fresh_site` flag is cleared when a published post or page is saved, when widgets are modified, or when the customizer state is saved. * Starter content is registered via `starter-content` theme support, where the argument is an array containing `widgets`, `posts`, `nav_menus`, `options`, and `theme_mods`. Posts/pages in starter content are created with the `auto-draft` status, re-using the page/post stubs feature added to nav menus and the static front page controls. * A `get_theme_starter_content` filter allows for plugins to extend a theme's starter content. * Starter content in themes can/should re-use existing starter content items in core by using named placeholders. * Import theme starter content into customized state when fresh site. * Prevent original_title differences from causing refreshes if title is present. * Ensure nav menu item url is set according to object when previewing. * Make sure initial saved state is false if there are dirty settings without an existing changeset. * Ensure dirty settings are cleaned upon changeset publishing. Props helen, westonruter, ocean90. Fixes #38114, #38533. Built from https://develop.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38991 git-svn-id: http://core.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38934 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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'post_type' => 'page',
'post_title' => _x( 'About', 'Theme starter content' ),
'post_content' => _x( 'You might be an artist who would like to introduce yourself and your work here or maybe you&rsquo;re a business with a mission to describe.', 'Theme starter content' ),
Customize: Introduce starter content and site freshness state. A theme can opt-in for tailored starter content to apply to the customizer when previewing the theme on a fresh install, when `fresh_site` is at its initial `1` value. Starter content is staged in the customizer and does not go live unless the changes are published. Initial starter content is added to Twenty Seventeen. * The `fresh_site` flag is cleared when a published post or page is saved, when widgets are modified, or when the customizer state is saved. * Starter content is registered via `starter-content` theme support, where the argument is an array containing `widgets`, `posts`, `nav_menus`, `options`, and `theme_mods`. Posts/pages in starter content are created with the `auto-draft` status, re-using the page/post stubs feature added to nav menus and the static front page controls. * A `get_theme_starter_content` filter allows for plugins to extend a theme's starter content. * Starter content in themes can/should re-use existing starter content items in core by using named placeholders. * Import theme starter content into customized state when fresh site. * Prevent original_title differences from causing refreshes if title is present. * Ensure nav menu item url is set according to object when previewing. * Make sure initial saved state is false if there are dirty settings without an existing changeset. * Ensure dirty settings are cleaned upon changeset publishing. Props helen, westonruter, ocean90. Fixes #38114, #38533. Built from https://develop.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38991 git-svn-id: http://core.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38934 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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),
'contact' => array(
Customize: Introduce starter content and site freshness state. A theme can opt-in for tailored starter content to apply to the customizer when previewing the theme on a fresh install, when `fresh_site` is at its initial `1` value. Starter content is staged in the customizer and does not go live unless the changes are published. Initial starter content is added to Twenty Seventeen. * The `fresh_site` flag is cleared when a published post or page is saved, when widgets are modified, or when the customizer state is saved. * Starter content is registered via `starter-content` theme support, where the argument is an array containing `widgets`, `posts`, `nav_menus`, `options`, and `theme_mods`. Posts/pages in starter content are created with the `auto-draft` status, re-using the page/post stubs feature added to nav menus and the static front page controls. * A `get_theme_starter_content` filter allows for plugins to extend a theme's starter content. * Starter content in themes can/should re-use existing starter content items in core by using named placeholders. * Import theme starter content into customized state when fresh site. * Prevent original_title differences from causing refreshes if title is present. * Ensure nav menu item url is set according to object when previewing. * Make sure initial saved state is false if there are dirty settings without an existing changeset. * Ensure dirty settings are cleaned upon changeset publishing. Props helen, westonruter, ocean90. Fixes #38114, #38533. Built from https://develop.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38991 git-svn-id: http://core.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38934 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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'post_type' => 'page',
'post_title' => _x( 'Contact', 'Theme starter content' ),
'post_content' => _x( 'This is a page with some basic contact information, such as an address and phone number. You might also try a plugin to add a contact form.', 'Theme starter content' ),
Customize: Introduce starter content and site freshness state. A theme can opt-in for tailored starter content to apply to the customizer when previewing the theme on a fresh install, when `fresh_site` is at its initial `1` value. Starter content is staged in the customizer and does not go live unless the changes are published. Initial starter content is added to Twenty Seventeen. * The `fresh_site` flag is cleared when a published post or page is saved, when widgets are modified, or when the customizer state is saved. * Starter content is registered via `starter-content` theme support, where the argument is an array containing `widgets`, `posts`, `nav_menus`, `options`, and `theme_mods`. Posts/pages in starter content are created with the `auto-draft` status, re-using the page/post stubs feature added to nav menus and the static front page controls. * A `get_theme_starter_content` filter allows for plugins to extend a theme's starter content. * Starter content in themes can/should re-use existing starter content items in core by using named placeholders. * Import theme starter content into customized state when fresh site. * Prevent original_title differences from causing refreshes if title is present. * Ensure nav menu item url is set according to object when previewing. * Make sure initial saved state is false if there are dirty settings without an existing changeset. * Ensure dirty settings are cleaned upon changeset publishing. Props helen, westonruter, ocean90. Fixes #38114, #38533. Built from https://develop.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38991 git-svn-id: http://core.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38934 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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),
'blog' => array(
'post_type' => 'page',
'post_title' => _x( 'Blog', 'Theme starter content' ),
Customize: Introduce starter content and site freshness state. A theme can opt-in for tailored starter content to apply to the customizer when previewing the theme on a fresh install, when `fresh_site` is at its initial `1` value. Starter content is staged in the customizer and does not go live unless the changes are published. Initial starter content is added to Twenty Seventeen. * The `fresh_site` flag is cleared when a published post or page is saved, when widgets are modified, or when the customizer state is saved. * Starter content is registered via `starter-content` theme support, where the argument is an array containing `widgets`, `posts`, `nav_menus`, `options`, and `theme_mods`. Posts/pages in starter content are created with the `auto-draft` status, re-using the page/post stubs feature added to nav menus and the static front page controls. * A `get_theme_starter_content` filter allows for plugins to extend a theme's starter content. * Starter content in themes can/should re-use existing starter content items in core by using named placeholders. * Import theme starter content into customized state when fresh site. * Prevent original_title differences from causing refreshes if title is present. * Ensure nav menu item url is set according to object when previewing. * Make sure initial saved state is false if there are dirty settings without an existing changeset. * Ensure dirty settings are cleaned upon changeset publishing. Props helen, westonruter, ocean90. Fixes #38114, #38533. Built from https://develop.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38991 git-svn-id: http://core.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38934 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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),
'news' => array(
'post_type' => 'page',
'post_title' => _x( 'News', 'Theme starter content' ),
),
Customize: Introduce starter content and site freshness state. A theme can opt-in for tailored starter content to apply to the customizer when previewing the theme on a fresh install, when `fresh_site` is at its initial `1` value. Starter content is staged in the customizer and does not go live unless the changes are published. Initial starter content is added to Twenty Seventeen. * The `fresh_site` flag is cleared when a published post or page is saved, when widgets are modified, or when the customizer state is saved. * Starter content is registered via `starter-content` theme support, where the argument is an array containing `widgets`, `posts`, `nav_menus`, `options`, and `theme_mods`. Posts/pages in starter content are created with the `auto-draft` status, re-using the page/post stubs feature added to nav menus and the static front page controls. * A `get_theme_starter_content` filter allows for plugins to extend a theme's starter content. * Starter content in themes can/should re-use existing starter content items in core by using named placeholders. * Import theme starter content into customized state when fresh site. * Prevent original_title differences from causing refreshes if title is present. * Ensure nav menu item url is set according to object when previewing. * Make sure initial saved state is false if there are dirty settings without an existing changeset. * Ensure dirty settings are cleaned upon changeset publishing. Props helen, westonruter, ocean90. Fixes #38114, #38533. Built from https://develop.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38991 git-svn-id: http://core.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38934 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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'homepage-section' => array(
'post_type' => 'page',
'post_title' => _x( 'A homepage section', 'Theme starter content' ),
'post_content' => _x( 'This is an example of a homepage section. Homepage sections can be any page other than the homepage itself, including the page that shows your latest blog posts.', 'Theme starter content' ),
Customize: Introduce starter content and site freshness state. A theme can opt-in for tailored starter content to apply to the customizer when previewing the theme on a fresh install, when `fresh_site` is at its initial `1` value. Starter content is staged in the customizer and does not go live unless the changes are published. Initial starter content is added to Twenty Seventeen. * The `fresh_site` flag is cleared when a published post or page is saved, when widgets are modified, or when the customizer state is saved. * Starter content is registered via `starter-content` theme support, where the argument is an array containing `widgets`, `posts`, `nav_menus`, `options`, and `theme_mods`. Posts/pages in starter content are created with the `auto-draft` status, re-using the page/post stubs feature added to nav menus and the static front page controls. * A `get_theme_starter_content` filter allows for plugins to extend a theme's starter content. * Starter content in themes can/should re-use existing starter content items in core by using named placeholders. * Import theme starter content into customized state when fresh site. * Prevent original_title differences from causing refreshes if title is present. * Ensure nav menu item url is set according to object when previewing. * Make sure initial saved state is false if there are dirty settings without an existing changeset. * Ensure dirty settings are cleaned upon changeset publishing. Props helen, westonruter, ocean90. Fixes #38114, #38533. Built from https://develop.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38991 git-svn-id: http://core.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38934 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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),
),
);
$content = array();
foreach ( $config as $type => $args ) {
switch( $type ) {
// Use options and theme_mods as-is.
Customize: Introduce starter content and site freshness state. A theme can opt-in for tailored starter content to apply to the customizer when previewing the theme on a fresh install, when `fresh_site` is at its initial `1` value. Starter content is staged in the customizer and does not go live unless the changes are published. Initial starter content is added to Twenty Seventeen. * The `fresh_site` flag is cleared when a published post or page is saved, when widgets are modified, or when the customizer state is saved. * Starter content is registered via `starter-content` theme support, where the argument is an array containing `widgets`, `posts`, `nav_menus`, `options`, and `theme_mods`. Posts/pages in starter content are created with the `auto-draft` status, re-using the page/post stubs feature added to nav menus and the static front page controls. * A `get_theme_starter_content` filter allows for plugins to extend a theme's starter content. * Starter content in themes can/should re-use existing starter content items in core by using named placeholders. * Import theme starter content into customized state when fresh site. * Prevent original_title differences from causing refreshes if title is present. * Ensure nav menu item url is set according to object when previewing. * Make sure initial saved state is false if there are dirty settings without an existing changeset. * Ensure dirty settings are cleaned upon changeset publishing. Props helen, westonruter, ocean90. Fixes #38114, #38533. Built from https://develop.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38991 git-svn-id: http://core.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38934 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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case 'options' :
case 'theme_mods' :
$content[ $type ] = $config[ $type ];
break;
// Widgets are grouped into sidebars.
Customize: Introduce starter content and site freshness state. A theme can opt-in for tailored starter content to apply to the customizer when previewing the theme on a fresh install, when `fresh_site` is at its initial `1` value. Starter content is staged in the customizer and does not go live unless the changes are published. Initial starter content is added to Twenty Seventeen. * The `fresh_site` flag is cleared when a published post or page is saved, when widgets are modified, or when the customizer state is saved. * Starter content is registered via `starter-content` theme support, where the argument is an array containing `widgets`, `posts`, `nav_menus`, `options`, and `theme_mods`. Posts/pages in starter content are created with the `auto-draft` status, re-using the page/post stubs feature added to nav menus and the static front page controls. * A `get_theme_starter_content` filter allows for plugins to extend a theme's starter content. * Starter content in themes can/should re-use existing starter content items in core by using named placeholders. * Import theme starter content into customized state when fresh site. * Prevent original_title differences from causing refreshes if title is present. * Ensure nav menu item url is set according to object when previewing. * Make sure initial saved state is false if there are dirty settings without an existing changeset. * Ensure dirty settings are cleaned upon changeset publishing. Props helen, westonruter, ocean90. Fixes #38114, #38533. Built from https://develop.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38991 git-svn-id: http://core.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38934 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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case 'widgets' :
foreach ( $config[ $type ] as $sidebar_id => $widgets ) {
foreach ( $widgets as $id => $widget ) {
if ( is_array( $widget ) ) {
// Item extends core content.
if ( ! empty( $core_content[ $type ][ $id ] ) ) {
$widget = array(
$core_content[ $type ][ $id ][0],
array_merge( $core_content[ $type ][ $id ][1], $widget ),
);
}
$content[ $type ][ $sidebar_id ][] = $widget;
} elseif ( is_string( $widget ) && ! empty( $core_content[ $type ] ) && ! empty( $core_content[ $type ][ $widget ] ) ) {
$content[ $type ][ $sidebar_id ][] = $core_content[ $type ][ $widget ];
Customize: Introduce starter content and site freshness state. A theme can opt-in for tailored starter content to apply to the customizer when previewing the theme on a fresh install, when `fresh_site` is at its initial `1` value. Starter content is staged in the customizer and does not go live unless the changes are published. Initial starter content is added to Twenty Seventeen. * The `fresh_site` flag is cleared when a published post or page is saved, when widgets are modified, or when the customizer state is saved. * Starter content is registered via `starter-content` theme support, where the argument is an array containing `widgets`, `posts`, `nav_menus`, `options`, and `theme_mods`. Posts/pages in starter content are created with the `auto-draft` status, re-using the page/post stubs feature added to nav menus and the static front page controls. * A `get_theme_starter_content` filter allows for plugins to extend a theme's starter content. * Starter content in themes can/should re-use existing starter content items in core by using named placeholders. * Import theme starter content into customized state when fresh site. * Prevent original_title differences from causing refreshes if title is present. * Ensure nav menu item url is set according to object when previewing. * Make sure initial saved state is false if there are dirty settings without an existing changeset. * Ensure dirty settings are cleaned upon changeset publishing. Props helen, westonruter, ocean90. Fixes #38114, #38533. Built from https://develop.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38991 git-svn-id: http://core.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38934 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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}
}
}
break;
// And nav menu items are grouped into nav menus.
Customize: Introduce starter content and site freshness state. A theme can opt-in for tailored starter content to apply to the customizer when previewing the theme on a fresh install, when `fresh_site` is at its initial `1` value. Starter content is staged in the customizer and does not go live unless the changes are published. Initial starter content is added to Twenty Seventeen. * The `fresh_site` flag is cleared when a published post or page is saved, when widgets are modified, or when the customizer state is saved. * Starter content is registered via `starter-content` theme support, where the argument is an array containing `widgets`, `posts`, `nav_menus`, `options`, and `theme_mods`. Posts/pages in starter content are created with the `auto-draft` status, re-using the page/post stubs feature added to nav menus and the static front page controls. * A `get_theme_starter_content` filter allows for plugins to extend a theme's starter content. * Starter content in themes can/should re-use existing starter content items in core by using named placeholders. * Import theme starter content into customized state when fresh site. * Prevent original_title differences from causing refreshes if title is present. * Ensure nav menu item url is set according to object when previewing. * Make sure initial saved state is false if there are dirty settings without an existing changeset. * Ensure dirty settings are cleaned upon changeset publishing. Props helen, westonruter, ocean90. Fixes #38114, #38533. Built from https://develop.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38991 git-svn-id: http://core.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38934 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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case 'nav_menus' :
foreach ( $config[ $type ] as $nav_menu_location => $nav_menu ) {
// Ensure nav menus get a name.
if ( empty( $nav_menu['name'] ) ) {
$nav_menu['name'] = $nav_menu_location;
Customize: Introduce starter content and site freshness state. A theme can opt-in for tailored starter content to apply to the customizer when previewing the theme on a fresh install, when `fresh_site` is at its initial `1` value. Starter content is staged in the customizer and does not go live unless the changes are published. Initial starter content is added to Twenty Seventeen. * The `fresh_site` flag is cleared when a published post or page is saved, when widgets are modified, or when the customizer state is saved. * Starter content is registered via `starter-content` theme support, where the argument is an array containing `widgets`, `posts`, `nav_menus`, `options`, and `theme_mods`. Posts/pages in starter content are created with the `auto-draft` status, re-using the page/post stubs feature added to nav menus and the static front page controls. * A `get_theme_starter_content` filter allows for plugins to extend a theme's starter content. * Starter content in themes can/should re-use existing starter content items in core by using named placeholders. * Import theme starter content into customized state when fresh site. * Prevent original_title differences from causing refreshes if title is present. * Ensure nav menu item url is set according to object when previewing. * Make sure initial saved state is false if there are dirty settings without an existing changeset. * Ensure dirty settings are cleaned upon changeset publishing. Props helen, westonruter, ocean90. Fixes #38114, #38533. Built from https://develop.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38991 git-svn-id: http://core.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38934 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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}
$content[ $type ][ $nav_menu_location ]['name'] = $nav_menu['name'];
Customize: Introduce starter content and site freshness state. A theme can opt-in for tailored starter content to apply to the customizer when previewing the theme on a fresh install, when `fresh_site` is at its initial `1` value. Starter content is staged in the customizer and does not go live unless the changes are published. Initial starter content is added to Twenty Seventeen. * The `fresh_site` flag is cleared when a published post or page is saved, when widgets are modified, or when the customizer state is saved. * Starter content is registered via `starter-content` theme support, where the argument is an array containing `widgets`, `posts`, `nav_menus`, `options`, and `theme_mods`. Posts/pages in starter content are created with the `auto-draft` status, re-using the page/post stubs feature added to nav menus and the static front page controls. * A `get_theme_starter_content` filter allows for plugins to extend a theme's starter content. * Starter content in themes can/should re-use existing starter content items in core by using named placeholders. * Import theme starter content into customized state when fresh site. * Prevent original_title differences from causing refreshes if title is present. * Ensure nav menu item url is set according to object when previewing. * Make sure initial saved state is false if there are dirty settings without an existing changeset. * Ensure dirty settings are cleaned upon changeset publishing. Props helen, westonruter, ocean90. Fixes #38114, #38533. Built from https://develop.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38991 git-svn-id: http://core.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38934 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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foreach ( $nav_menu['items'] as $id => $nav_menu_item ) {
if ( is_array( $nav_menu_item ) ) {
// Item extends core content.
if ( ! empty( $core_content[ $type ][ $id ] ) ) {
$nav_menu_item = array_merge( $core_content[ $type ][ $id ], $nav_menu_item );
}
$content[ $type ][ $nav_menu_location ]['items'][] = $nav_menu_item;
} elseif ( is_string( $nav_menu_item ) && ! empty( $core_content[ $type ] ) && ! empty( $core_content[ $type ][ $nav_menu_item ] ) ) {
$content[ $type ][ $nav_menu_location ]['items'][] = $core_content[ $type ][ $nav_menu_item ];
Customize: Introduce starter content and site freshness state. A theme can opt-in for tailored starter content to apply to the customizer when previewing the theme on a fresh install, when `fresh_site` is at its initial `1` value. Starter content is staged in the customizer and does not go live unless the changes are published. Initial starter content is added to Twenty Seventeen. * The `fresh_site` flag is cleared when a published post or page is saved, when widgets are modified, or when the customizer state is saved. * Starter content is registered via `starter-content` theme support, where the argument is an array containing `widgets`, `posts`, `nav_menus`, `options`, and `theme_mods`. Posts/pages in starter content are created with the `auto-draft` status, re-using the page/post stubs feature added to nav menus and the static front page controls. * A `get_theme_starter_content` filter allows for plugins to extend a theme's starter content. * Starter content in themes can/should re-use existing starter content items in core by using named placeholders. * Import theme starter content into customized state when fresh site. * Prevent original_title differences from causing refreshes if title is present. * Ensure nav menu item url is set according to object when previewing. * Make sure initial saved state is false if there are dirty settings without an existing changeset. * Ensure dirty settings are cleaned upon changeset publishing. Props helen, westonruter, ocean90. Fixes #38114, #38533. Built from https://develop.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38991 git-svn-id: http://core.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38934 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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}
}
}
break;
// Attachments are posts but have special treatment.
case 'attachments' :
foreach ( $config[ $type ] as $id => $item ) {
if ( ! empty( $item['file'] ) ) {
$content[ $type ][ $id ] = $item;
}
}
break;
// All that's left now are posts (besides attachments). Not a default case for the sake of clarity and future work.
case 'posts' :
foreach ( $config[ $type ] as $id => $item ) {
if ( is_array( $item ) ) {
// Item extends core content.
if ( ! empty( $core_content[ $type ][ $id ] ) ) {
$item = array_merge( $core_content[ $type ][ $id ], $item );
}
// Enforce a subset of fields.
$content[ $type ][ $id ] = wp_array_slice_assoc(
$item,
array(
'post_type',
'post_title',
'post_excerpt',
'post_name',
'post_content',
'menu_order',
'comment_status',
'thumbnail',
'template',
)
);
} elseif ( is_string( $item ) && ! empty( $core_content[ $type ][ $item ] ) ) {
$content[ $type ][ $item ] = $core_content[ $type ][ $item ];
Customize: Introduce starter content and site freshness state. A theme can opt-in for tailored starter content to apply to the customizer when previewing the theme on a fresh install, when `fresh_site` is at its initial `1` value. Starter content is staged in the customizer and does not go live unless the changes are published. Initial starter content is added to Twenty Seventeen. * The `fresh_site` flag is cleared when a published post or page is saved, when widgets are modified, or when the customizer state is saved. * Starter content is registered via `starter-content` theme support, where the argument is an array containing `widgets`, `posts`, `nav_menus`, `options`, and `theme_mods`. Posts/pages in starter content are created with the `auto-draft` status, re-using the page/post stubs feature added to nav menus and the static front page controls. * A `get_theme_starter_content` filter allows for plugins to extend a theme's starter content. * Starter content in themes can/should re-use existing starter content items in core by using named placeholders. * Import theme starter content into customized state when fresh site. * Prevent original_title differences from causing refreshes if title is present. * Ensure nav menu item url is set according to object when previewing. * Make sure initial saved state is false if there are dirty settings without an existing changeset. * Ensure dirty settings are cleaned upon changeset publishing. Props helen, westonruter, ocean90. Fixes #38114, #38533. Built from https://develop.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38991 git-svn-id: http://core.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38934 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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}
}
break;
}
}
/**
* Filters the expanded array of starter content.
*
* @since 4.7.0
*
* @param array $content Array of starter content.
* @param array $config Array of theme-specific starter content configuration.
*/
return apply_filters( 'get_theme_starter_content', $content, $config );
}
/**
* Registers theme support for a given feature.
*
* Must be called in the theme's functions.php file to work.
* If attached to a hook, it must be {@see 'after_setup_theme'}.
* The {@see 'init'} hook may be too late for some features.
*
* @since 2.9.0
* @since 3.6.0 The `html5` feature was added
* @since 3.9.0 The `html5` feature now also accepts 'gallery' and 'caption'
* @since 4.1.0 The `title-tag` feature was added
* @since 4.5.0 The `customize-selective-refresh-widgets` feature was added
Customize: Introduce starter content and site freshness state. A theme can opt-in for tailored starter content to apply to the customizer when previewing the theme on a fresh install, when `fresh_site` is at its initial `1` value. Starter content is staged in the customizer and does not go live unless the changes are published. Initial starter content is added to Twenty Seventeen. * The `fresh_site` flag is cleared when a published post or page is saved, when widgets are modified, or when the customizer state is saved. * Starter content is registered via `starter-content` theme support, where the argument is an array containing `widgets`, `posts`, `nav_menus`, `options`, and `theme_mods`. Posts/pages in starter content are created with the `auto-draft` status, re-using the page/post stubs feature added to nav menus and the static front page controls. * A `get_theme_starter_content` filter allows for plugins to extend a theme's starter content. * Starter content in themes can/should re-use existing starter content items in core by using named placeholders. * Import theme starter content into customized state when fresh site. * Prevent original_title differences from causing refreshes if title is present. * Ensure nav menu item url is set according to object when previewing. * Make sure initial saved state is false if there are dirty settings without an existing changeset. * Ensure dirty settings are cleaned upon changeset publishing. Props helen, westonruter, ocean90. Fixes #38114, #38533. Built from https://develop.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38991 git-svn-id: http://core.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38934 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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* @since 4.7.0 The `starter-content` feature was added
*
* @global array $_wp_theme_features
*
* @param string $feature The feature being added. Likely core values include 'post-formats',
* 'post-thumbnails', 'html5', 'custom-logo', 'custom-header-uploads',
Customize: Introduce starter content and site freshness state. A theme can opt-in for tailored starter content to apply to the customizer when previewing the theme on a fresh install, when `fresh_site` is at its initial `1` value. Starter content is staged in the customizer and does not go live unless the changes are published. Initial starter content is added to Twenty Seventeen. * The `fresh_site` flag is cleared when a published post or page is saved, when widgets are modified, or when the customizer state is saved. * Starter content is registered via `starter-content` theme support, where the argument is an array containing `widgets`, `posts`, `nav_menus`, `options`, and `theme_mods`. Posts/pages in starter content are created with the `auto-draft` status, re-using the page/post stubs feature added to nav menus and the static front page controls. * A `get_theme_starter_content` filter allows for plugins to extend a theme's starter content. * Starter content in themes can/should re-use existing starter content items in core by using named placeholders. * Import theme starter content into customized state when fresh site. * Prevent original_title differences from causing refreshes if title is present. * Ensure nav menu item url is set according to object when previewing. * Make sure initial saved state is false if there are dirty settings without an existing changeset. * Ensure dirty settings are cleaned upon changeset publishing. Props helen, westonruter, ocean90. Fixes #38114, #38533. Built from https://develop.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38991 git-svn-id: http://core.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38934 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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* 'custom-header', 'custom-background', 'title-tag', 'starter-content', etc.
* @param mixed $args,... Optional extra arguments to pass along with certain features.
* @return void|bool False on failure, void otherwise.
*/
function add_theme_support( $feature ) {
global $_wp_theme_features;
if ( func_num_args() == 1 )
Introduce new registration methods for custom headers and custom backgrounds. Backwards compatible, but old methods will be deprecated. see #20249. see #17242. Custom header: Use add_theme_support('custom-header', $args) instead of add_custom_image_header(). Deprecates all use of constants. * HEADER_TEXTCOLOR is now (string) 'default-text-color'. * NO_HEADER_TEXT is nowi ! (bool) 'header-text'. * HEADER_IMAGE_WIDTH (and _HEIGHT) are now (int) 'width' and 'height'. * HEADER_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * The 3.4 arguments 'suggested-width' and 'suggested-height' are now just 'width' and 'height' (they are "suggested" when flex-width and flex-height are set). * Callback arguments for add_custom_image_header() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Custom background: Use add_theme_support('custom-background, $args) instead of add_custom_background(). Deprecates all use of constants. * BACKGROUND_COLOR is now (string) 'default-color'. * BACKGROUND_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * Callback arguments for add_custom_background() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Inheritance: add_theme_support() arguments for custom headers and custom backgrounds is a first-one-wins situation. This is not an unusual paradigm for theming as a child theme (which is included first) overrides a parent theme. * Once an argument is explicitly set, it cannot be overridden. You must hook in earlier and set it first. * Any argument that is not explicitly set before WP is loaded will inherit the default value for that argument. * It is therefore possible for a child theme to pass minimal arguments as long as the parent theme specifies others that may be necessary. * Allows for a child theme to alter callbacks for <head> and preview (previously, calling add_custom_image_header more than once broke things). * The just-in-time bits ensure that arguments fall back to default values, that the values of all constants are considered (such as one defined after an old add_custom_image_header call), and that all constants are defined (so as to be backwards compatible). get_theme_support(): Introduce new second argument, which headers and backgrounds leverage to return an argument. current_theme_supports() already supported checking the truthiness of the argument. * For example, get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'width' ) will return the width specified during registration. * If you had wanted the default image, use get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'default-image' ) instead of HEADER_IMAGE. Deprecate remove_custom_image_header(), remove_custom_background(). Use remove_theme_support('custom-header'), 'custom-background'. Deprecate short-lived custom-header-uploads internal support; this is now (bool) 'uploads' for add_theme_support(). New 3.4 functions renamed or removed: Rename get_current_header_data() to get_custom_header(). Remove get_header_image_width() and _height() in favor of get_custom_header()->width and height. git-svn-id: http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress/trunk@20212 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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$args = true;
else
Introduce new registration methods for custom headers and custom backgrounds. Backwards compatible, but old methods will be deprecated. see #20249. see #17242. Custom header: Use add_theme_support('custom-header', $args) instead of add_custom_image_header(). Deprecates all use of constants. * HEADER_TEXTCOLOR is now (string) 'default-text-color'. * NO_HEADER_TEXT is nowi ! (bool) 'header-text'. * HEADER_IMAGE_WIDTH (and _HEIGHT) are now (int) 'width' and 'height'. * HEADER_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * The 3.4 arguments 'suggested-width' and 'suggested-height' are now just 'width' and 'height' (they are "suggested" when flex-width and flex-height are set). * Callback arguments for add_custom_image_header() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Custom background: Use add_theme_support('custom-background, $args) instead of add_custom_background(). Deprecates all use of constants. * BACKGROUND_COLOR is now (string) 'default-color'. * BACKGROUND_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * Callback arguments for add_custom_background() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Inheritance: add_theme_support() arguments for custom headers and custom backgrounds is a first-one-wins situation. This is not an unusual paradigm for theming as a child theme (which is included first) overrides a parent theme. * Once an argument is explicitly set, it cannot be overridden. You must hook in earlier and set it first. * Any argument that is not explicitly set before WP is loaded will inherit the default value for that argument. * It is therefore possible for a child theme to pass minimal arguments as long as the parent theme specifies others that may be necessary. * Allows for a child theme to alter callbacks for <head> and preview (previously, calling add_custom_image_header more than once broke things). * The just-in-time bits ensure that arguments fall back to default values, that the values of all constants are considered (such as one defined after an old add_custom_image_header call), and that all constants are defined (so as to be backwards compatible). get_theme_support(): Introduce new second argument, which headers and backgrounds leverage to return an argument. current_theme_supports() already supported checking the truthiness of the argument. * For example, get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'width' ) will return the width specified during registration. * If you had wanted the default image, use get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'default-image' ) instead of HEADER_IMAGE. Deprecate remove_custom_image_header(), remove_custom_background(). Use remove_theme_support('custom-header'), 'custom-background'. Deprecate short-lived custom-header-uploads internal support; this is now (bool) 'uploads' for add_theme_support(). New 3.4 functions renamed or removed: Rename get_current_header_data() to get_custom_header(). Remove get_header_image_width() and _height() in favor of get_custom_header()->width and height. git-svn-id: http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress/trunk@20212 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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$args = array_slice( func_get_args(), 1 );
switch ( $feature ) {
case 'post-thumbnails':
// All post types are already supported.
if ( true === get_theme_support( 'post-thumbnails' ) ) {
return;
}
/*
* Merge post types with any that already declared their support
* for post thumbnails.
*/
if ( is_array( $args[0] ) && isset( $_wp_theme_features['post-thumbnails'] ) ) {
$args[0] = array_unique( array_merge( $_wp_theme_features['post-thumbnails'][0], $args[0] ) );
}
break;
case 'post-formats' :
if ( is_array( $args[0] ) ) {
$post_formats = get_post_format_slugs();
unset( $post_formats['standard'] );
$args[0] = array_intersect( $args[0], array_keys( $post_formats ) );
}
Introduce new registration methods for custom headers and custom backgrounds. Backwards compatible, but old methods will be deprecated. see #20249. see #17242. Custom header: Use add_theme_support('custom-header', $args) instead of add_custom_image_header(). Deprecates all use of constants. * HEADER_TEXTCOLOR is now (string) 'default-text-color'. * NO_HEADER_TEXT is nowi ! (bool) 'header-text'. * HEADER_IMAGE_WIDTH (and _HEIGHT) are now (int) 'width' and 'height'. * HEADER_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * The 3.4 arguments 'suggested-width' and 'suggested-height' are now just 'width' and 'height' (they are "suggested" when flex-width and flex-height are set). * Callback arguments for add_custom_image_header() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Custom background: Use add_theme_support('custom-background, $args) instead of add_custom_background(). Deprecates all use of constants. * BACKGROUND_COLOR is now (string) 'default-color'. * BACKGROUND_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * Callback arguments for add_custom_background() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Inheritance: add_theme_support() arguments for custom headers and custom backgrounds is a first-one-wins situation. This is not an unusual paradigm for theming as a child theme (which is included first) overrides a parent theme. * Once an argument is explicitly set, it cannot be overridden. You must hook in earlier and set it first. * Any argument that is not explicitly set before WP is loaded will inherit the default value for that argument. * It is therefore possible for a child theme to pass minimal arguments as long as the parent theme specifies others that may be necessary. * Allows for a child theme to alter callbacks for <head> and preview (previously, calling add_custom_image_header more than once broke things). * The just-in-time bits ensure that arguments fall back to default values, that the values of all constants are considered (such as one defined after an old add_custom_image_header call), and that all constants are defined (so as to be backwards compatible). get_theme_support(): Introduce new second argument, which headers and backgrounds leverage to return an argument. current_theme_supports() already supported checking the truthiness of the argument. * For example, get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'width' ) will return the width specified during registration. * If you had wanted the default image, use get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'default-image' ) instead of HEADER_IMAGE. Deprecate remove_custom_image_header(), remove_custom_background(). Use remove_theme_support('custom-header'), 'custom-background'. Deprecate short-lived custom-header-uploads internal support; this is now (bool) 'uploads' for add_theme_support(). New 3.4 functions renamed or removed: Rename get_current_header_data() to get_custom_header(). Remove get_header_image_width() and _height() in favor of get_custom_header()->width and height. git-svn-id: http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress/trunk@20212 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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break;
case 'html5' :
// You can't just pass 'html5', you need to pass an array of types.
if ( empty( $args[0] ) ) {
// Build an array of types for back-compat.
$args = array( 0 => array( 'comment-list', 'comment-form', 'search-form' ) );
} elseif ( ! is_array( $args[0] ) ) {
_doing_it_wrong( "add_theme_support( 'html5' )", __( 'You need to pass an array of types.' ), '3.6.1' );
return false;
}
// Calling 'html5' again merges, rather than overwrites.
if ( isset( $_wp_theme_features['html5'] ) )
$args[0] = array_merge( $_wp_theme_features['html5'][0], $args[0] );
break;
case 'custom-logo':
if ( ! is_array( $args ) ) {
$args = array( 0 => array() );
}
$defaults = array(
'width' => null,
'height' => null,
'flex-width' => false,
'flex-height' => false,
'header-text' => '',
);
$args[0] = wp_parse_args( array_intersect_key( $args[0], $defaults ), $defaults );
// Allow full flexibility if no size is specified.
if ( is_null( $args[0]['width'] ) && is_null( $args[0]['height'] ) ) {
$args[0]['flex-width'] = true;
$args[0]['flex-height'] = true;
}
break;
Introduce new registration methods for custom headers and custom backgrounds. Backwards compatible, but old methods will be deprecated. see #20249. see #17242. Custom header: Use add_theme_support('custom-header', $args) instead of add_custom_image_header(). Deprecates all use of constants. * HEADER_TEXTCOLOR is now (string) 'default-text-color'. * NO_HEADER_TEXT is nowi ! (bool) 'header-text'. * HEADER_IMAGE_WIDTH (and _HEIGHT) are now (int) 'width' and 'height'. * HEADER_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * The 3.4 arguments 'suggested-width' and 'suggested-height' are now just 'width' and 'height' (they are "suggested" when flex-width and flex-height are set). * Callback arguments for add_custom_image_header() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Custom background: Use add_theme_support('custom-background, $args) instead of add_custom_background(). Deprecates all use of constants. * BACKGROUND_COLOR is now (string) 'default-color'. * BACKGROUND_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * Callback arguments for add_custom_background() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Inheritance: add_theme_support() arguments for custom headers and custom backgrounds is a first-one-wins situation. This is not an unusual paradigm for theming as a child theme (which is included first) overrides a parent theme. * Once an argument is explicitly set, it cannot be overridden. You must hook in earlier and set it first. * Any argument that is not explicitly set before WP is loaded will inherit the default value for that argument. * It is therefore possible for a child theme to pass minimal arguments as long as the parent theme specifies others that may be necessary. * Allows for a child theme to alter callbacks for <head> and preview (previously, calling add_custom_image_header more than once broke things). * The just-in-time bits ensure that arguments fall back to default values, that the values of all constants are considered (such as one defined after an old add_custom_image_header call), and that all constants are defined (so as to be backwards compatible). get_theme_support(): Introduce new second argument, which headers and backgrounds leverage to return an argument. current_theme_supports() already supported checking the truthiness of the argument. * For example, get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'width' ) will return the width specified during registration. * If you had wanted the default image, use get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'default-image' ) instead of HEADER_IMAGE. Deprecate remove_custom_image_header(), remove_custom_background(). Use remove_theme_support('custom-header'), 'custom-background'. Deprecate short-lived custom-header-uploads internal support; this is now (bool) 'uploads' for add_theme_support(). New 3.4 functions renamed or removed: Rename get_current_header_data() to get_custom_header(). Remove get_header_image_width() and _height() in favor of get_custom_header()->width and height. git-svn-id: http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress/trunk@20212 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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case 'custom-header-uploads' :
return add_theme_support( 'custom-header', array( 'uploads' => true ) );
case 'custom-header' :
if ( ! is_array( $args ) )
$args = array( 0 => array() );
Introduce new registration methods for custom headers and custom backgrounds. Backwards compatible, but old methods will be deprecated. see #20249. see #17242. Custom header: Use add_theme_support('custom-header', $args) instead of add_custom_image_header(). Deprecates all use of constants. * HEADER_TEXTCOLOR is now (string) 'default-text-color'. * NO_HEADER_TEXT is nowi ! (bool) 'header-text'. * HEADER_IMAGE_WIDTH (and _HEIGHT) are now (int) 'width' and 'height'. * HEADER_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * The 3.4 arguments 'suggested-width' and 'suggested-height' are now just 'width' and 'height' (they are "suggested" when flex-width and flex-height are set). * Callback arguments for add_custom_image_header() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Custom background: Use add_theme_support('custom-background, $args) instead of add_custom_background(). Deprecates all use of constants. * BACKGROUND_COLOR is now (string) 'default-color'. * BACKGROUND_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * Callback arguments for add_custom_background() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Inheritance: add_theme_support() arguments for custom headers and custom backgrounds is a first-one-wins situation. This is not an unusual paradigm for theming as a child theme (which is included first) overrides a parent theme. * Once an argument is explicitly set, it cannot be overridden. You must hook in earlier and set it first. * Any argument that is not explicitly set before WP is loaded will inherit the default value for that argument. * It is therefore possible for a child theme to pass minimal arguments as long as the parent theme specifies others that may be necessary. * Allows for a child theme to alter callbacks for <head> and preview (previously, calling add_custom_image_header more than once broke things). * The just-in-time bits ensure that arguments fall back to default values, that the values of all constants are considered (such as one defined after an old add_custom_image_header call), and that all constants are defined (so as to be backwards compatible). get_theme_support(): Introduce new second argument, which headers and backgrounds leverage to return an argument. current_theme_supports() already supported checking the truthiness of the argument. * For example, get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'width' ) will return the width specified during registration. * If you had wanted the default image, use get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'default-image' ) instead of HEADER_IMAGE. Deprecate remove_custom_image_header(), remove_custom_background(). Use remove_theme_support('custom-header'), 'custom-background'. Deprecate short-lived custom-header-uploads internal support; this is now (bool) 'uploads' for add_theme_support(). New 3.4 functions renamed or removed: Rename get_current_header_data() to get_custom_header(). Remove get_header_image_width() and _height() in favor of get_custom_header()->width and height. git-svn-id: http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress/trunk@20212 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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$defaults = array(
'default-image' => '',
'random-default' => false,
'width' => 0,
'height' => 0,
'flex-height' => false,
'flex-width' => false,
'default-text-color' => '',
'header-text' => true,
'uploads' => true,
'wp-head-callback' => '',
'admin-head-callback' => '',
'admin-preview-callback' => '',
'video' => false,
'video-active-callback' => 'is_front_page',
Introduce new registration methods for custom headers and custom backgrounds. Backwards compatible, but old methods will be deprecated. see #20249. see #17242. Custom header: Use add_theme_support('custom-header', $args) instead of add_custom_image_header(). Deprecates all use of constants. * HEADER_TEXTCOLOR is now (string) 'default-text-color'. * NO_HEADER_TEXT is nowi ! (bool) 'header-text'. * HEADER_IMAGE_WIDTH (and _HEIGHT) are now (int) 'width' and 'height'. * HEADER_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * The 3.4 arguments 'suggested-width' and 'suggested-height' are now just 'width' and 'height' (they are "suggested" when flex-width and flex-height are set). * Callback arguments for add_custom_image_header() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Custom background: Use add_theme_support('custom-background, $args) instead of add_custom_background(). Deprecates all use of constants. * BACKGROUND_COLOR is now (string) 'default-color'. * BACKGROUND_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * Callback arguments for add_custom_background() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Inheritance: add_theme_support() arguments for custom headers and custom backgrounds is a first-one-wins situation. This is not an unusual paradigm for theming as a child theme (which is included first) overrides a parent theme. * Once an argument is explicitly set, it cannot be overridden. You must hook in earlier and set it first. * Any argument that is not explicitly set before WP is loaded will inherit the default value for that argument. * It is therefore possible for a child theme to pass minimal arguments as long as the parent theme specifies others that may be necessary. * Allows for a child theme to alter callbacks for <head> and preview (previously, calling add_custom_image_header more than once broke things). * The just-in-time bits ensure that arguments fall back to default values, that the values of all constants are considered (such as one defined after an old add_custom_image_header call), and that all constants are defined (so as to be backwards compatible). get_theme_support(): Introduce new second argument, which headers and backgrounds leverage to return an argument. current_theme_supports() already supported checking the truthiness of the argument. * For example, get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'width' ) will return the width specified during registration. * If you had wanted the default image, use get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'default-image' ) instead of HEADER_IMAGE. Deprecate remove_custom_image_header(), remove_custom_background(). Use remove_theme_support('custom-header'), 'custom-background'. Deprecate short-lived custom-header-uploads internal support; this is now (bool) 'uploads' for add_theme_support(). New 3.4 functions renamed or removed: Rename get_current_header_data() to get_custom_header(). Remove get_header_image_width() and _height() in favor of get_custom_header()->width and height. git-svn-id: http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress/trunk@20212 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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);
$jit = isset( $args[0]['__jit'] );
unset( $args[0]['__jit'] );
// Merge in data from previous add_theme_support() calls.
// The first value registered wins. (A child theme is set up first.)
if ( isset( $_wp_theme_features['custom-header'] ) )
$args[0] = wp_parse_args( $_wp_theme_features['custom-header'][0], $args[0] );
// Load in the defaults at the end, as we need to insure first one wins.
// This will cause all constants to be defined, as each arg will then be set to the default.
if ( $jit )
$args[0] = wp_parse_args( $args[0], $defaults );
// If a constant was defined, use that value. Otherwise, define the constant to ensure
// the constant is always accurate (and is not defined later, overriding our value).
// As stated above, the first value wins.
// Once we get to wp_loaded (just-in-time), define any constants we haven't already.
// Constants are lame. Don't reference them. This is just for backward compatibility.
Introduce new registration methods for custom headers and custom backgrounds. Backwards compatible, but old methods will be deprecated. see #20249. see #17242. Custom header: Use add_theme_support('custom-header', $args) instead of add_custom_image_header(). Deprecates all use of constants. * HEADER_TEXTCOLOR is now (string) 'default-text-color'. * NO_HEADER_TEXT is nowi ! (bool) 'header-text'. * HEADER_IMAGE_WIDTH (and _HEIGHT) are now (int) 'width' and 'height'. * HEADER_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * The 3.4 arguments 'suggested-width' and 'suggested-height' are now just 'width' and 'height' (they are "suggested" when flex-width and flex-height are set). * Callback arguments for add_custom_image_header() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Custom background: Use add_theme_support('custom-background, $args) instead of add_custom_background(). Deprecates all use of constants. * BACKGROUND_COLOR is now (string) 'default-color'. * BACKGROUND_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * Callback arguments for add_custom_background() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Inheritance: add_theme_support() arguments for custom headers and custom backgrounds is a first-one-wins situation. This is not an unusual paradigm for theming as a child theme (which is included first) overrides a parent theme. * Once an argument is explicitly set, it cannot be overridden. You must hook in earlier and set it first. * Any argument that is not explicitly set before WP is loaded will inherit the default value for that argument. * It is therefore possible for a child theme to pass minimal arguments as long as the parent theme specifies others that may be necessary. * Allows for a child theme to alter callbacks for <head> and preview (previously, calling add_custom_image_header more than once broke things). * The just-in-time bits ensure that arguments fall back to default values, that the values of all constants are considered (such as one defined after an old add_custom_image_header call), and that all constants are defined (so as to be backwards compatible). get_theme_support(): Introduce new second argument, which headers and backgrounds leverage to return an argument. current_theme_supports() already supported checking the truthiness of the argument. * For example, get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'width' ) will return the width specified during registration. * If you had wanted the default image, use get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'default-image' ) instead of HEADER_IMAGE. Deprecate remove_custom_image_header(), remove_custom_background(). Use remove_theme_support('custom-header'), 'custom-background'. Deprecate short-lived custom-header-uploads internal support; this is now (bool) 'uploads' for add_theme_support(). New 3.4 functions renamed or removed: Rename get_current_header_data() to get_custom_header(). Remove get_header_image_width() and _height() in favor of get_custom_header()->width and height. git-svn-id: http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress/trunk@20212 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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if ( defined( 'NO_HEADER_TEXT' ) )
$args[0]['header-text'] = ! NO_HEADER_TEXT;
elseif ( isset( $args[0]['header-text'] ) )
define( 'NO_HEADER_TEXT', empty( $args[0]['header-text'] ) );
if ( defined( 'HEADER_IMAGE_WIDTH' ) )
$args[0]['width'] = (int) HEADER_IMAGE_WIDTH;
elseif ( isset( $args[0]['width'] ) )
define( 'HEADER_IMAGE_WIDTH', (int) $args[0]['width'] );
if ( defined( 'HEADER_IMAGE_HEIGHT' ) )
$args[0]['height'] = (int) HEADER_IMAGE_HEIGHT;
elseif ( isset( $args[0]['height'] ) )
Introduce new registration methods for custom headers and custom backgrounds. Backwards compatible, but old methods will be deprecated. see #20249. see #17242. Custom header: Use add_theme_support('custom-header', $args) instead of add_custom_image_header(). Deprecates all use of constants. * HEADER_TEXTCOLOR is now (string) 'default-text-color'. * NO_HEADER_TEXT is nowi ! (bool) 'header-text'. * HEADER_IMAGE_WIDTH (and _HEIGHT) are now (int) 'width' and 'height'. * HEADER_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * The 3.4 arguments 'suggested-width' and 'suggested-height' are now just 'width' and 'height' (they are "suggested" when flex-width and flex-height are set). * Callback arguments for add_custom_image_header() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Custom background: Use add_theme_support('custom-background, $args) instead of add_custom_background(). Deprecates all use of constants. * BACKGROUND_COLOR is now (string) 'default-color'. * BACKGROUND_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * Callback arguments for add_custom_background() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Inheritance: add_theme_support() arguments for custom headers and custom backgrounds is a first-one-wins situation. This is not an unusual paradigm for theming as a child theme (which is included first) overrides a parent theme. * Once an argument is explicitly set, it cannot be overridden. You must hook in earlier and set it first. * Any argument that is not explicitly set before WP is loaded will inherit the default value for that argument. * It is therefore possible for a child theme to pass minimal arguments as long as the parent theme specifies others that may be necessary. * Allows for a child theme to alter callbacks for <head> and preview (previously, calling add_custom_image_header more than once broke things). * The just-in-time bits ensure that arguments fall back to default values, that the values of all constants are considered (such as one defined after an old add_custom_image_header call), and that all constants are defined (so as to be backwards compatible). get_theme_support(): Introduce new second argument, which headers and backgrounds leverage to return an argument. current_theme_supports() already supported checking the truthiness of the argument. * For example, get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'width' ) will return the width specified during registration. * If you had wanted the default image, use get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'default-image' ) instead of HEADER_IMAGE. Deprecate remove_custom_image_header(), remove_custom_background(). Use remove_theme_support('custom-header'), 'custom-background'. Deprecate short-lived custom-header-uploads internal support; this is now (bool) 'uploads' for add_theme_support(). New 3.4 functions renamed or removed: Rename get_current_header_data() to get_custom_header(). Remove get_header_image_width() and _height() in favor of get_custom_header()->width and height. git-svn-id: http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress/trunk@20212 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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define( 'HEADER_IMAGE_HEIGHT', (int) $args[0]['height'] );
if ( defined( 'HEADER_TEXTCOLOR' ) )
$args[0]['default-text-color'] = HEADER_TEXTCOLOR;
elseif ( isset( $args[0]['default-text-color'] ) )
define( 'HEADER_TEXTCOLOR', $args[0]['default-text-color'] );
if ( defined( 'HEADER_IMAGE' ) )
$args[0]['default-image'] = HEADER_IMAGE;
elseif ( isset( $args[0]['default-image'] ) )
define( 'HEADER_IMAGE', $args[0]['default-image'] );
Introduce new registration methods for custom headers and custom backgrounds. Backwards compatible, but old methods will be deprecated. see #20249. see #17242. Custom header: Use add_theme_support('custom-header', $args) instead of add_custom_image_header(). Deprecates all use of constants. * HEADER_TEXTCOLOR is now (string) 'default-text-color'. * NO_HEADER_TEXT is nowi ! (bool) 'header-text'. * HEADER_IMAGE_WIDTH (and _HEIGHT) are now (int) 'width' and 'height'. * HEADER_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * The 3.4 arguments 'suggested-width' and 'suggested-height' are now just 'width' and 'height' (they are "suggested" when flex-width and flex-height are set). * Callback arguments for add_custom_image_header() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Custom background: Use add_theme_support('custom-background, $args) instead of add_custom_background(). Deprecates all use of constants. * BACKGROUND_COLOR is now (string) 'default-color'. * BACKGROUND_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * Callback arguments for add_custom_background() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Inheritance: add_theme_support() arguments for custom headers and custom backgrounds is a first-one-wins situation. This is not an unusual paradigm for theming as a child theme (which is included first) overrides a parent theme. * Once an argument is explicitly set, it cannot be overridden. You must hook in earlier and set it first. * Any argument that is not explicitly set before WP is loaded will inherit the default value for that argument. * It is therefore possible for a child theme to pass minimal arguments as long as the parent theme specifies others that may be necessary. * Allows for a child theme to alter callbacks for <head> and preview (previously, calling add_custom_image_header more than once broke things). * The just-in-time bits ensure that arguments fall back to default values, that the values of all constants are considered (such as one defined after an old add_custom_image_header call), and that all constants are defined (so as to be backwards compatible). get_theme_support(): Introduce new second argument, which headers and backgrounds leverage to return an argument. current_theme_supports() already supported checking the truthiness of the argument. * For example, get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'width' ) will return the width specified during registration. * If you had wanted the default image, use get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'default-image' ) instead of HEADER_IMAGE. Deprecate remove_custom_image_header(), remove_custom_background(). Use remove_theme_support('custom-header'), 'custom-background'. Deprecate short-lived custom-header-uploads internal support; this is now (bool) 'uploads' for add_theme_support(). New 3.4 functions renamed or removed: Rename get_current_header_data() to get_custom_header(). Remove get_header_image_width() and _height() in favor of get_custom_header()->width and height. git-svn-id: http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress/trunk@20212 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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if ( $jit && ! empty( $args[0]['default-image'] ) )
$args[0]['random-default'] = false;
// If headers are supported, and we still don't have a defined width or height,
// we have implicit flex sizes.
if ( $jit ) {
if ( empty( $args[0]['width'] ) && empty( $args[0]['flex-width'] ) )
$args[0]['flex-width'] = true;
if ( empty( $args[0]['height'] ) && empty( $args[0]['flex-height'] ) )
$args[0]['flex-height'] = true;
}
break;
case 'custom-background' :
if ( ! is_array( $args ) )
$args = array( 0 => array() );
Introduce new registration methods for custom headers and custom backgrounds. Backwards compatible, but old methods will be deprecated. see #20249. see #17242. Custom header: Use add_theme_support('custom-header', $args) instead of add_custom_image_header(). Deprecates all use of constants. * HEADER_TEXTCOLOR is now (string) 'default-text-color'. * NO_HEADER_TEXT is nowi ! (bool) 'header-text'. * HEADER_IMAGE_WIDTH (and _HEIGHT) are now (int) 'width' and 'height'. * HEADER_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * The 3.4 arguments 'suggested-width' and 'suggested-height' are now just 'width' and 'height' (they are "suggested" when flex-width and flex-height are set). * Callback arguments for add_custom_image_header() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Custom background: Use add_theme_support('custom-background, $args) instead of add_custom_background(). Deprecates all use of constants. * BACKGROUND_COLOR is now (string) 'default-color'. * BACKGROUND_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * Callback arguments for add_custom_background() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Inheritance: add_theme_support() arguments for custom headers and custom backgrounds is a first-one-wins situation. This is not an unusual paradigm for theming as a child theme (which is included first) overrides a parent theme. * Once an argument is explicitly set, it cannot be overridden. You must hook in earlier and set it first. * Any argument that is not explicitly set before WP is loaded will inherit the default value for that argument. * It is therefore possible for a child theme to pass minimal arguments as long as the parent theme specifies others that may be necessary. * Allows for a child theme to alter callbacks for <head> and preview (previously, calling add_custom_image_header more than once broke things). * The just-in-time bits ensure that arguments fall back to default values, that the values of all constants are considered (such as one defined after an old add_custom_image_header call), and that all constants are defined (so as to be backwards compatible). get_theme_support(): Introduce new second argument, which headers and backgrounds leverage to return an argument. current_theme_supports() already supported checking the truthiness of the argument. * For example, get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'width' ) will return the width specified during registration. * If you had wanted the default image, use get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'default-image' ) instead of HEADER_IMAGE. Deprecate remove_custom_image_header(), remove_custom_background(). Use remove_theme_support('custom-header'), 'custom-background'. Deprecate short-lived custom-header-uploads internal support; this is now (bool) 'uploads' for add_theme_support(). New 3.4 functions renamed or removed: Rename get_current_header_data() to get_custom_header(). Remove get_header_image_width() and _height() in favor of get_custom_header()->width and height. git-svn-id: http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress/trunk@20212 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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$defaults = array(
'default-image' => '',
'default-preset' => 'default',
'default-position-x' => 'left',
'default-position-y' => 'top',
'default-size' => 'auto',
'default-repeat' => 'repeat',
'default-attachment' => 'scroll',
'default-color' => '',
'wp-head-callback' => '_custom_background_cb',
'admin-head-callback' => '',
'admin-preview-callback' => '',
Introduce new registration methods for custom headers and custom backgrounds. Backwards compatible, but old methods will be deprecated. see #20249. see #17242. Custom header: Use add_theme_support('custom-header', $args) instead of add_custom_image_header(). Deprecates all use of constants. * HEADER_TEXTCOLOR is now (string) 'default-text-color'. * NO_HEADER_TEXT is nowi ! (bool) 'header-text'. * HEADER_IMAGE_WIDTH (and _HEIGHT) are now (int) 'width' and 'height'. * HEADER_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * The 3.4 arguments 'suggested-width' and 'suggested-height' are now just 'width' and 'height' (they are "suggested" when flex-width and flex-height are set). * Callback arguments for add_custom_image_header() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Custom background: Use add_theme_support('custom-background, $args) instead of add_custom_background(). Deprecates all use of constants. * BACKGROUND_COLOR is now (string) 'default-color'. * BACKGROUND_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * Callback arguments for add_custom_background() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Inheritance: add_theme_support() arguments for custom headers and custom backgrounds is a first-one-wins situation. This is not an unusual paradigm for theming as a child theme (which is included first) overrides a parent theme. * Once an argument is explicitly set, it cannot be overridden. You must hook in earlier and set it first. * Any argument that is not explicitly set before WP is loaded will inherit the default value for that argument. * It is therefore possible for a child theme to pass minimal arguments as long as the parent theme specifies others that may be necessary. * Allows for a child theme to alter callbacks for <head> and preview (previously, calling add_custom_image_header more than once broke things). * The just-in-time bits ensure that arguments fall back to default values, that the values of all constants are considered (such as one defined after an old add_custom_image_header call), and that all constants are defined (so as to be backwards compatible). get_theme_support(): Introduce new second argument, which headers and backgrounds leverage to return an argument. current_theme_supports() already supported checking the truthiness of the argument. * For example, get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'width' ) will return the width specified during registration. * If you had wanted the default image, use get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'default-image' ) instead of HEADER_IMAGE. Deprecate remove_custom_image_header(), remove_custom_background(). Use remove_theme_support('custom-header'), 'custom-background'. Deprecate short-lived custom-header-uploads internal support; this is now (bool) 'uploads' for add_theme_support(). New 3.4 functions renamed or removed: Rename get_current_header_data() to get_custom_header(). Remove get_header_image_width() and _height() in favor of get_custom_header()->width and height. git-svn-id: http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress/trunk@20212 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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);
$jit = isset( $args[0]['__jit'] );
unset( $args[0]['__jit'] );
// Merge in data from previous add_theme_support() calls. The first value registered wins.
if ( isset( $_wp_theme_features['custom-background'] ) )
$args[0] = wp_parse_args( $_wp_theme_features['custom-background'][0], $args[0] );
if ( $jit )
$args[0] = wp_parse_args( $args[0], $defaults );
if ( defined( 'BACKGROUND_COLOR' ) )
$args[0]['default-color'] = BACKGROUND_COLOR;
elseif ( isset( $args[0]['default-color'] ) || $jit )
define( 'BACKGROUND_COLOR', $args[0]['default-color'] );
if ( defined( 'BACKGROUND_IMAGE' ) )
$args[0]['default-image'] = BACKGROUND_IMAGE;
elseif ( isset( $args[0]['default-image'] ) || $jit )
define( 'BACKGROUND_IMAGE', $args[0]['default-image'] );
break;
// Ensure that 'title-tag' is accessible in the admin.
case 'title-tag' :
// Can be called in functions.php but must happen before wp_loaded, i.e. not in header.php.
if ( did_action( 'wp_loaded' ) ) {
/* translators: 1: Theme support 2: hook name */
_doing_it_wrong( "add_theme_support( 'title-tag' )", sprintf( __( 'Theme support for %1$s should be registered before the %2$s hook.' ),
'<code>title-tag</code>', '<code>wp_loaded</code>' ), '4.1.0' );
return false;
}
Introduce new registration methods for custom headers and custom backgrounds. Backwards compatible, but old methods will be deprecated. see #20249. see #17242. Custom header: Use add_theme_support('custom-header', $args) instead of add_custom_image_header(). Deprecates all use of constants. * HEADER_TEXTCOLOR is now (string) 'default-text-color'. * NO_HEADER_TEXT is nowi ! (bool) 'header-text'. * HEADER_IMAGE_WIDTH (and _HEIGHT) are now (int) 'width' and 'height'. * HEADER_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * The 3.4 arguments 'suggested-width' and 'suggested-height' are now just 'width' and 'height' (they are "suggested" when flex-width and flex-height are set). * Callback arguments for add_custom_image_header() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Custom background: Use add_theme_support('custom-background, $args) instead of add_custom_background(). Deprecates all use of constants. * BACKGROUND_COLOR is now (string) 'default-color'. * BACKGROUND_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * Callback arguments for add_custom_background() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Inheritance: add_theme_support() arguments for custom headers and custom backgrounds is a first-one-wins situation. This is not an unusual paradigm for theming as a child theme (which is included first) overrides a parent theme. * Once an argument is explicitly set, it cannot be overridden. You must hook in earlier and set it first. * Any argument that is not explicitly set before WP is loaded will inherit the default value for that argument. * It is therefore possible for a child theme to pass minimal arguments as long as the parent theme specifies others that may be necessary. * Allows for a child theme to alter callbacks for <head> and preview (previously, calling add_custom_image_header more than once broke things). * The just-in-time bits ensure that arguments fall back to default values, that the values of all constants are considered (such as one defined after an old add_custom_image_header call), and that all constants are defined (so as to be backwards compatible). get_theme_support(): Introduce new second argument, which headers and backgrounds leverage to return an argument. current_theme_supports() already supported checking the truthiness of the argument. * For example, get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'width' ) will return the width specified during registration. * If you had wanted the default image, use get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'default-image' ) instead of HEADER_IMAGE. Deprecate remove_custom_image_header(), remove_custom_background(). Use remove_theme_support('custom-header'), 'custom-background'. Deprecate short-lived custom-header-uploads internal support; this is now (bool) 'uploads' for add_theme_support(). New 3.4 functions renamed or removed: Rename get_current_header_data() to get_custom_header(). Remove get_header_image_width() and _height() in favor of get_custom_header()->width and height. git-svn-id: http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress/trunk@20212 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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}
$_wp_theme_features[ $feature ] = $args;
}
/**
* Registers the internal custom header and background routines.
*
* @since 3.4.0
* @access private
*
* @global Custom_Image_Header $custom_image_header
* @global Custom_Background $custom_background
Introduce new registration methods for custom headers and custom backgrounds. Backwards compatible, but old methods will be deprecated. see #20249. see #17242. Custom header: Use add_theme_support('custom-header', $args) instead of add_custom_image_header(). Deprecates all use of constants. * HEADER_TEXTCOLOR is now (string) 'default-text-color'. * NO_HEADER_TEXT is nowi ! (bool) 'header-text'. * HEADER_IMAGE_WIDTH (and _HEIGHT) are now (int) 'width' and 'height'. * HEADER_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * The 3.4 arguments 'suggested-width' and 'suggested-height' are now just 'width' and 'height' (they are "suggested" when flex-width and flex-height are set). * Callback arguments for add_custom_image_header() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Custom background: Use add_theme_support('custom-background, $args) instead of add_custom_background(). Deprecates all use of constants. * BACKGROUND_COLOR is now (string) 'default-color'. * BACKGROUND_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * Callback arguments for add_custom_background() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Inheritance: add_theme_support() arguments for custom headers and custom backgrounds is a first-one-wins situation. This is not an unusual paradigm for theming as a child theme (which is included first) overrides a parent theme. * Once an argument is explicitly set, it cannot be overridden. You must hook in earlier and set it first. * Any argument that is not explicitly set before WP is loaded will inherit the default value for that argument. * It is therefore possible for a child theme to pass minimal arguments as long as the parent theme specifies others that may be necessary. * Allows for a child theme to alter callbacks for <head> and preview (previously, calling add_custom_image_header more than once broke things). * The just-in-time bits ensure that arguments fall back to default values, that the values of all constants are considered (such as one defined after an old add_custom_image_header call), and that all constants are defined (so as to be backwards compatible). get_theme_support(): Introduce new second argument, which headers and backgrounds leverage to return an argument. current_theme_supports() already supported checking the truthiness of the argument. * For example, get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'width' ) will return the width specified during registration. * If you had wanted the default image, use get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'default-image' ) instead of HEADER_IMAGE. Deprecate remove_custom_image_header(), remove_custom_background(). Use remove_theme_support('custom-header'), 'custom-background'. Deprecate short-lived custom-header-uploads internal support; this is now (bool) 'uploads' for add_theme_support(). New 3.4 functions renamed or removed: Rename get_current_header_data() to get_custom_header(). Remove get_header_image_width() and _height() in favor of get_custom_header()->width and height. git-svn-id: http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress/trunk@20212 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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*/
function _custom_header_background_just_in_time() {
global $custom_image_header, $custom_background;
if ( current_theme_supports( 'custom-header' ) ) {
// In case any constants were defined after an add_custom_image_header() call, re-run.
add_theme_support( 'custom-header', array( '__jit' => true ) );
$args = get_theme_support( 'custom-header' );
if ( $args[0]['wp-head-callback'] )
add_action( 'wp_head', $args[0]['wp-head-callback'] );
Introduce new registration methods for custom headers and custom backgrounds. Backwards compatible, but old methods will be deprecated. see #20249. see #17242. Custom header: Use add_theme_support('custom-header', $args) instead of add_custom_image_header(). Deprecates all use of constants. * HEADER_TEXTCOLOR is now (string) 'default-text-color'. * NO_HEADER_TEXT is nowi ! (bool) 'header-text'. * HEADER_IMAGE_WIDTH (and _HEIGHT) are now (int) 'width' and 'height'. * HEADER_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * The 3.4 arguments 'suggested-width' and 'suggested-height' are now just 'width' and 'height' (they are "suggested" when flex-width and flex-height are set). * Callback arguments for add_custom_image_header() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Custom background: Use add_theme_support('custom-background, $args) instead of add_custom_background(). Deprecates all use of constants. * BACKGROUND_COLOR is now (string) 'default-color'. * BACKGROUND_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * Callback arguments for add_custom_background() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Inheritance: add_theme_support() arguments for custom headers and custom backgrounds is a first-one-wins situation. This is not an unusual paradigm for theming as a child theme (which is included first) overrides a parent theme. * Once an argument is explicitly set, it cannot be overridden. You must hook in earlier and set it first. * Any argument that is not explicitly set before WP is loaded will inherit the default value for that argument. * It is therefore possible for a child theme to pass minimal arguments as long as the parent theme specifies others that may be necessary. * Allows for a child theme to alter callbacks for <head> and preview (previously, calling add_custom_image_header more than once broke things). * The just-in-time bits ensure that arguments fall back to default values, that the values of all constants are considered (such as one defined after an old add_custom_image_header call), and that all constants are defined (so as to be backwards compatible). get_theme_support(): Introduce new second argument, which headers and backgrounds leverage to return an argument. current_theme_supports() already supported checking the truthiness of the argument. * For example, get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'width' ) will return the width specified during registration. * If you had wanted the default image, use get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'default-image' ) instead of HEADER_IMAGE. Deprecate remove_custom_image_header(), remove_custom_background(). Use remove_theme_support('custom-header'), 'custom-background'. Deprecate short-lived custom-header-uploads internal support; this is now (bool) 'uploads' for add_theme_support(). New 3.4 functions renamed or removed: Rename get_current_header_data() to get_custom_header(). Remove get_header_image_width() and _height() in favor of get_custom_header()->width and height. git-svn-id: http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress/trunk@20212 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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if ( is_admin() ) {
require_once( ABSPATH . 'wp-admin/custom-header.php' );
$custom_image_header = new Custom_Image_Header( $args[0]['admin-head-callback'], $args[0]['admin-preview-callback'] );
Introduce new registration methods for custom headers and custom backgrounds. Backwards compatible, but old methods will be deprecated. see #20249. see #17242. Custom header: Use add_theme_support('custom-header', $args) instead of add_custom_image_header(). Deprecates all use of constants. * HEADER_TEXTCOLOR is now (string) 'default-text-color'. * NO_HEADER_TEXT is nowi ! (bool) 'header-text'. * HEADER_IMAGE_WIDTH (and _HEIGHT) are now (int) 'width' and 'height'. * HEADER_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * The 3.4 arguments 'suggested-width' and 'suggested-height' are now just 'width' and 'height' (they are "suggested" when flex-width and flex-height are set). * Callback arguments for add_custom_image_header() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Custom background: Use add_theme_support('custom-background, $args) instead of add_custom_background(). Deprecates all use of constants. * BACKGROUND_COLOR is now (string) 'default-color'. * BACKGROUND_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * Callback arguments for add_custom_background() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Inheritance: add_theme_support() arguments for custom headers and custom backgrounds is a first-one-wins situation. This is not an unusual paradigm for theming as a child theme (which is included first) overrides a parent theme. * Once an argument is explicitly set, it cannot be overridden. You must hook in earlier and set it first. * Any argument that is not explicitly set before WP is loaded will inherit the default value for that argument. * It is therefore possible for a child theme to pass minimal arguments as long as the parent theme specifies others that may be necessary. * Allows for a child theme to alter callbacks for <head> and preview (previously, calling add_custom_image_header more than once broke things). * The just-in-time bits ensure that arguments fall back to default values, that the values of all constants are considered (such as one defined after an old add_custom_image_header call), and that all constants are defined (so as to be backwards compatible). get_theme_support(): Introduce new second argument, which headers and backgrounds leverage to return an argument. current_theme_supports() already supported checking the truthiness of the argument. * For example, get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'width' ) will return the width specified during registration. * If you had wanted the default image, use get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'default-image' ) instead of HEADER_IMAGE. Deprecate remove_custom_image_header(), remove_custom_background(). Use remove_theme_support('custom-header'), 'custom-background'. Deprecate short-lived custom-header-uploads internal support; this is now (bool) 'uploads' for add_theme_support(). New 3.4 functions renamed or removed: Rename get_current_header_data() to get_custom_header(). Remove get_header_image_width() and _height() in favor of get_custom_header()->width and height. git-svn-id: http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress/trunk@20212 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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}
}
Introduce new registration methods for custom headers and custom backgrounds. Backwards compatible, but old methods will be deprecated. see #20249. see #17242. Custom header: Use add_theme_support('custom-header', $args) instead of add_custom_image_header(). Deprecates all use of constants. * HEADER_TEXTCOLOR is now (string) 'default-text-color'. * NO_HEADER_TEXT is nowi ! (bool) 'header-text'. * HEADER_IMAGE_WIDTH (and _HEIGHT) are now (int) 'width' and 'height'. * HEADER_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * The 3.4 arguments 'suggested-width' and 'suggested-height' are now just 'width' and 'height' (they are "suggested" when flex-width and flex-height are set). * Callback arguments for add_custom_image_header() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Custom background: Use add_theme_support('custom-background, $args) instead of add_custom_background(). Deprecates all use of constants. * BACKGROUND_COLOR is now (string) 'default-color'. * BACKGROUND_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * Callback arguments for add_custom_background() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Inheritance: add_theme_support() arguments for custom headers and custom backgrounds is a first-one-wins situation. This is not an unusual paradigm for theming as a child theme (which is included first) overrides a parent theme. * Once an argument is explicitly set, it cannot be overridden. You must hook in earlier and set it first. * Any argument that is not explicitly set before WP is loaded will inherit the default value for that argument. * It is therefore possible for a child theme to pass minimal arguments as long as the parent theme specifies others that may be necessary. * Allows for a child theme to alter callbacks for <head> and preview (previously, calling add_custom_image_header more than once broke things). * The just-in-time bits ensure that arguments fall back to default values, that the values of all constants are considered (such as one defined after an old add_custom_image_header call), and that all constants are defined (so as to be backwards compatible). get_theme_support(): Introduce new second argument, which headers and backgrounds leverage to return an argument. current_theme_supports() already supported checking the truthiness of the argument. * For example, get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'width' ) will return the width specified during registration. * If you had wanted the default image, use get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'default-image' ) instead of HEADER_IMAGE. Deprecate remove_custom_image_header(), remove_custom_background(). Use remove_theme_support('custom-header'), 'custom-background'. Deprecate short-lived custom-header-uploads internal support; this is now (bool) 'uploads' for add_theme_support(). New 3.4 functions renamed or removed: Rename get_current_header_data() to get_custom_header(). Remove get_header_image_width() and _height() in favor of get_custom_header()->width and height. git-svn-id: http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress/trunk@20212 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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if ( current_theme_supports( 'custom-background' ) ) {
// In case any constants were defined after an add_custom_background() call, re-run.
add_theme_support( 'custom-background', array( '__jit' => true ) );
$args = get_theme_support( 'custom-background' );
add_action( 'wp_head', $args[0]['wp-head-callback'] );
Introduce new registration methods for custom headers and custom backgrounds. Backwards compatible, but old methods will be deprecated. see #20249. see #17242. Custom header: Use add_theme_support('custom-header', $args) instead of add_custom_image_header(). Deprecates all use of constants. * HEADER_TEXTCOLOR is now (string) 'default-text-color'. * NO_HEADER_TEXT is nowi ! (bool) 'header-text'. * HEADER_IMAGE_WIDTH (and _HEIGHT) are now (int) 'width' and 'height'. * HEADER_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * The 3.4 arguments 'suggested-width' and 'suggested-height' are now just 'width' and 'height' (they are "suggested" when flex-width and flex-height are set). * Callback arguments for add_custom_image_header() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Custom background: Use add_theme_support('custom-background, $args) instead of add_custom_background(). Deprecates all use of constants. * BACKGROUND_COLOR is now (string) 'default-color'. * BACKGROUND_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * Callback arguments for add_custom_background() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Inheritance: add_theme_support() arguments for custom headers and custom backgrounds is a first-one-wins situation. This is not an unusual paradigm for theming as a child theme (which is included first) overrides a parent theme. * Once an argument is explicitly set, it cannot be overridden. You must hook in earlier and set it first. * Any argument that is not explicitly set before WP is loaded will inherit the default value for that argument. * It is therefore possible for a child theme to pass minimal arguments as long as the parent theme specifies others that may be necessary. * Allows for a child theme to alter callbacks for <head> and preview (previously, calling add_custom_image_header more than once broke things). * The just-in-time bits ensure that arguments fall back to default values, that the values of all constants are considered (such as one defined after an old add_custom_image_header call), and that all constants are defined (so as to be backwards compatible). get_theme_support(): Introduce new second argument, which headers and backgrounds leverage to return an argument. current_theme_supports() already supported checking the truthiness of the argument. * For example, get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'width' ) will return the width specified during registration. * If you had wanted the default image, use get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'default-image' ) instead of HEADER_IMAGE. Deprecate remove_custom_image_header(), remove_custom_background(). Use remove_theme_support('custom-header'), 'custom-background'. Deprecate short-lived custom-header-uploads internal support; this is now (bool) 'uploads' for add_theme_support(). New 3.4 functions renamed or removed: Rename get_current_header_data() to get_custom_header(). Remove get_header_image_width() and _height() in favor of get_custom_header()->width and height. git-svn-id: http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress/trunk@20212 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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if ( is_admin() ) {
require_once( ABSPATH . 'wp-admin/custom-background.php' );
$custom_background = new Custom_Background( $args[0]['admin-head-callback'], $args[0]['admin-preview-callback'] );
Introduce new registration methods for custom headers and custom backgrounds. Backwards compatible, but old methods will be deprecated. see #20249. see #17242. Custom header: Use add_theme_support('custom-header', $args) instead of add_custom_image_header(). Deprecates all use of constants. * HEADER_TEXTCOLOR is now (string) 'default-text-color'. * NO_HEADER_TEXT is nowi ! (bool) 'header-text'. * HEADER_IMAGE_WIDTH (and _HEIGHT) are now (int) 'width' and 'height'. * HEADER_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * The 3.4 arguments 'suggested-width' and 'suggested-height' are now just 'width' and 'height' (they are "suggested" when flex-width and flex-height are set). * Callback arguments for add_custom_image_header() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Custom background: Use add_theme_support('custom-background, $args) instead of add_custom_background(). Deprecates all use of constants. * BACKGROUND_COLOR is now (string) 'default-color'. * BACKGROUND_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * Callback arguments for add_custom_background() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Inheritance: add_theme_support() arguments for custom headers and custom backgrounds is a first-one-wins situation. This is not an unusual paradigm for theming as a child theme (which is included first) overrides a parent theme. * Once an argument is explicitly set, it cannot be overridden. You must hook in earlier and set it first. * Any argument that is not explicitly set before WP is loaded will inherit the default value for that argument. * It is therefore possible for a child theme to pass minimal arguments as long as the parent theme specifies others that may be necessary. * Allows for a child theme to alter callbacks for <head> and preview (previously, calling add_custom_image_header more than once broke things). * The just-in-time bits ensure that arguments fall back to default values, that the values of all constants are considered (such as one defined after an old add_custom_image_header call), and that all constants are defined (so as to be backwards compatible). get_theme_support(): Introduce new second argument, which headers and backgrounds leverage to return an argument. current_theme_supports() already supported checking the truthiness of the argument. * For example, get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'width' ) will return the width specified during registration. * If you had wanted the default image, use get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'default-image' ) instead of HEADER_IMAGE. Deprecate remove_custom_image_header(), remove_custom_background(). Use remove_theme_support('custom-header'), 'custom-background'. Deprecate short-lived custom-header-uploads internal support; this is now (bool) 'uploads' for add_theme_support(). New 3.4 functions renamed or removed: Rename get_current_header_data() to get_custom_header(). Remove get_header_image_width() and _height() in favor of get_custom_header()->width and height. git-svn-id: http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress/trunk@20212 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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}
}
}
/**
* Adds CSS to hide header text for custom logo, based on Customizer setting.
*
* @since 4.5.0
* @access private
*/
function _custom_logo_header_styles() {
if ( ! current_theme_supports( 'custom-header', 'header-text' ) && get_theme_support( 'custom-logo', 'header-text' ) && ! get_theme_mod( 'header_text', true ) ) {
$classes = (array) get_theme_support( 'custom-logo', 'header-text' );
$classes = array_map( 'sanitize_html_class', $classes );
$classes = '.' . implode( ', .', $classes );
?>
<!-- Custom Logo: hide header text -->
<style id="custom-logo-css" type="text/css">
<?php echo $classes; ?> {
position: absolute;
clip: rect(1px, 1px, 1px, 1px);
}
</style>
<?php
}
}
/**
* Gets the theme support arguments passed when registering that support
*
* @since 3.1.0
*
* @global array $_wp_theme_features
*
* @param string $feature the feature to check
* @return mixed The array of extra arguments or the value for the registered feature.
*/
function get_theme_support( $feature ) {
global $_wp_theme_features;
Introduce new registration methods for custom headers and custom backgrounds. Backwards compatible, but old methods will be deprecated. see #20249. see #17242. Custom header: Use add_theme_support('custom-header', $args) instead of add_custom_image_header(). Deprecates all use of constants. * HEADER_TEXTCOLOR is now (string) 'default-text-color'. * NO_HEADER_TEXT is nowi ! (bool) 'header-text'. * HEADER_IMAGE_WIDTH (and _HEIGHT) are now (int) 'width' and 'height'. * HEADER_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * The 3.4 arguments 'suggested-width' and 'suggested-height' are now just 'width' and 'height' (they are "suggested" when flex-width and flex-height are set). * Callback arguments for add_custom_image_header() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Custom background: Use add_theme_support('custom-background, $args) instead of add_custom_background(). Deprecates all use of constants. * BACKGROUND_COLOR is now (string) 'default-color'. * BACKGROUND_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * Callback arguments for add_custom_background() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Inheritance: add_theme_support() arguments for custom headers and custom backgrounds is a first-one-wins situation. This is not an unusual paradigm for theming as a child theme (which is included first) overrides a parent theme. * Once an argument is explicitly set, it cannot be overridden. You must hook in earlier and set it first. * Any argument that is not explicitly set before WP is loaded will inherit the default value for that argument. * It is therefore possible for a child theme to pass minimal arguments as long as the parent theme specifies others that may be necessary. * Allows for a child theme to alter callbacks for <head> and preview (previously, calling add_custom_image_header more than once broke things). * The just-in-time bits ensure that arguments fall back to default values, that the values of all constants are considered (such as one defined after an old add_custom_image_header call), and that all constants are defined (so as to be backwards compatible). get_theme_support(): Introduce new second argument, which headers and backgrounds leverage to return an argument. current_theme_supports() already supported checking the truthiness of the argument. * For example, get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'width' ) will return the width specified during registration. * If you had wanted the default image, use get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'default-image' ) instead of HEADER_IMAGE. Deprecate remove_custom_image_header(), remove_custom_background(). Use remove_theme_support('custom-header'), 'custom-background'. Deprecate short-lived custom-header-uploads internal support; this is now (bool) 'uploads' for add_theme_support(). New 3.4 functions renamed or removed: Rename get_current_header_data() to get_custom_header(). Remove get_header_image_width() and _height() in favor of get_custom_header()->width and height. git-svn-id: http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress/trunk@20212 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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if ( ! isset( $_wp_theme_features[ $feature ] ) )
return false;
Introduce new registration methods for custom headers and custom backgrounds. Backwards compatible, but old methods will be deprecated. see #20249. see #17242. Custom header: Use add_theme_support('custom-header', $args) instead of add_custom_image_header(). Deprecates all use of constants. * HEADER_TEXTCOLOR is now (string) 'default-text-color'. * NO_HEADER_TEXT is nowi ! (bool) 'header-text'. * HEADER_IMAGE_WIDTH (and _HEIGHT) are now (int) 'width' and 'height'. * HEADER_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * The 3.4 arguments 'suggested-width' and 'suggested-height' are now just 'width' and 'height' (they are "suggested" when flex-width and flex-height are set). * Callback arguments for add_custom_image_header() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Custom background: Use add_theme_support('custom-background, $args) instead of add_custom_background(). Deprecates all use of constants. * BACKGROUND_COLOR is now (string) 'default-color'. * BACKGROUND_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * Callback arguments for add_custom_background() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Inheritance: add_theme_support() arguments for custom headers and custom backgrounds is a first-one-wins situation. This is not an unusual paradigm for theming as a child theme (which is included first) overrides a parent theme. * Once an argument is explicitly set, it cannot be overridden. You must hook in earlier and set it first. * Any argument that is not explicitly set before WP is loaded will inherit the default value for that argument. * It is therefore possible for a child theme to pass minimal arguments as long as the parent theme specifies others that may be necessary. * Allows for a child theme to alter callbacks for <head> and preview (previously, calling add_custom_image_header more than once broke things). * The just-in-time bits ensure that arguments fall back to default values, that the values of all constants are considered (such as one defined after an old add_custom_image_header call), and that all constants are defined (so as to be backwards compatible). get_theme_support(): Introduce new second argument, which headers and backgrounds leverage to return an argument. current_theme_supports() already supported checking the truthiness of the argument. * For example, get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'width' ) will return the width specified during registration. * If you had wanted the default image, use get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'default-image' ) instead of HEADER_IMAGE. Deprecate remove_custom_image_header(), remove_custom_background(). Use remove_theme_support('custom-header'), 'custom-background'. Deprecate short-lived custom-header-uploads internal support; this is now (bool) 'uploads' for add_theme_support(). New 3.4 functions renamed or removed: Rename get_current_header_data() to get_custom_header(). Remove get_header_image_width() and _height() in favor of get_custom_header()->width and height. git-svn-id: http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress/trunk@20212 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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if ( func_num_args() <= 1 )
return $_wp_theme_features[ $feature ];
$args = array_slice( func_get_args(), 1 );
switch ( $feature ) {
case 'custom-logo' :
Introduce new registration methods for custom headers and custom backgrounds. Backwards compatible, but old methods will be deprecated. see #20249. see #17242. Custom header: Use add_theme_support('custom-header', $args) instead of add_custom_image_header(). Deprecates all use of constants. * HEADER_TEXTCOLOR is now (string) 'default-text-color'. * NO_HEADER_TEXT is nowi ! (bool) 'header-text'. * HEADER_IMAGE_WIDTH (and _HEIGHT) are now (int) 'width' and 'height'. * HEADER_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * The 3.4 arguments 'suggested-width' and 'suggested-height' are now just 'width' and 'height' (they are "suggested" when flex-width and flex-height are set). * Callback arguments for add_custom_image_header() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Custom background: Use add_theme_support('custom-background, $args) instead of add_custom_background(). Deprecates all use of constants. * BACKGROUND_COLOR is now (string) 'default-color'. * BACKGROUND_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * Callback arguments for add_custom_background() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Inheritance: add_theme_support() arguments for custom headers and custom backgrounds is a first-one-wins situation. This is not an unusual paradigm for theming as a child theme (which is included first) overrides a parent theme. * Once an argument is explicitly set, it cannot be overridden. You must hook in earlier and set it first. * Any argument that is not explicitly set before WP is loaded will inherit the default value for that argument. * It is therefore possible for a child theme to pass minimal arguments as long as the parent theme specifies others that may be necessary. * Allows for a child theme to alter callbacks for <head> and preview (previously, calling add_custom_image_header more than once broke things). * The just-in-time bits ensure that arguments fall back to default values, that the values of all constants are considered (such as one defined after an old add_custom_image_header call), and that all constants are defined (so as to be backwards compatible). get_theme_support(): Introduce new second argument, which headers and backgrounds leverage to return an argument. current_theme_supports() already supported checking the truthiness of the argument. * For example, get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'width' ) will return the width specified during registration. * If you had wanted the default image, use get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'default-image' ) instead of HEADER_IMAGE. Deprecate remove_custom_image_header(), remove_custom_background(). Use remove_theme_support('custom-header'), 'custom-background'. Deprecate short-lived custom-header-uploads internal support; this is now (bool) 'uploads' for add_theme_support(). New 3.4 functions renamed or removed: Rename get_current_header_data() to get_custom_header(). Remove get_header_image_width() and _height() in favor of get_custom_header()->width and height. git-svn-id: http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress/trunk@20212 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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case 'custom-header' :
case 'custom-background' :
if ( isset( $_wp_theme_features[ $feature ][0][ $args[0] ] ) )
return $_wp_theme_features[ $feature ][0][ $args[0] ];
return false;
Introduce new registration methods for custom headers and custom backgrounds. Backwards compatible, but old methods will be deprecated. see #20249. see #17242. Custom header: Use add_theme_support('custom-header', $args) instead of add_custom_image_header(). Deprecates all use of constants. * HEADER_TEXTCOLOR is now (string) 'default-text-color'. * NO_HEADER_TEXT is nowi ! (bool) 'header-text'. * HEADER_IMAGE_WIDTH (and _HEIGHT) are now (int) 'width' and 'height'. * HEADER_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * The 3.4 arguments 'suggested-width' and 'suggested-height' are now just 'width' and 'height' (they are "suggested" when flex-width and flex-height are set). * Callback arguments for add_custom_image_header() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Custom background: Use add_theme_support('custom-background, $args) instead of add_custom_background(). Deprecates all use of constants. * BACKGROUND_COLOR is now (string) 'default-color'. * BACKGROUND_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * Callback arguments for add_custom_background() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Inheritance: add_theme_support() arguments for custom headers and custom backgrounds is a first-one-wins situation. This is not an unusual paradigm for theming as a child theme (which is included first) overrides a parent theme. * Once an argument is explicitly set, it cannot be overridden. You must hook in earlier and set it first. * Any argument that is not explicitly set before WP is loaded will inherit the default value for that argument. * It is therefore possible for a child theme to pass minimal arguments as long as the parent theme specifies others that may be necessary. * Allows for a child theme to alter callbacks for <head> and preview (previously, calling add_custom_image_header more than once broke things). * The just-in-time bits ensure that arguments fall back to default values, that the values of all constants are considered (such as one defined after an old add_custom_image_header call), and that all constants are defined (so as to be backwards compatible). get_theme_support(): Introduce new second argument, which headers and backgrounds leverage to return an argument. current_theme_supports() already supported checking the truthiness of the argument. * For example, get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'width' ) will return the width specified during registration. * If you had wanted the default image, use get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'default-image' ) instead of HEADER_IMAGE. Deprecate remove_custom_image_header(), remove_custom_background(). Use remove_theme_support('custom-header'), 'custom-background'. Deprecate short-lived custom-header-uploads internal support; this is now (bool) 'uploads' for add_theme_support(). New 3.4 functions renamed or removed: Rename get_current_header_data() to get_custom_header(). Remove get_header_image_width() and _height() in favor of get_custom_header()->width and height. git-svn-id: http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress/trunk@20212 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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default :
return $_wp_theme_features[ $feature ];
}
}
/**
* Allows a theme to de-register its support of a certain feature
*
* Should be called in the theme's functions.php file. Generally would
* be used for child themes to override support from the parent theme.
*
* @since 3.0.0
* @see add_theme_support()
* @param string $feature the feature being added
* @return bool|void Whether feature was removed.
*/
function remove_theme_support( $feature ) {
// Blacklist: for internal registrations not used directly by themes.
Introduce new registration methods for custom headers and custom backgrounds. Backwards compatible, but old methods will be deprecated. see #20249. see #17242. Custom header: Use add_theme_support('custom-header', $args) instead of add_custom_image_header(). Deprecates all use of constants. * HEADER_TEXTCOLOR is now (string) 'default-text-color'. * NO_HEADER_TEXT is nowi ! (bool) 'header-text'. * HEADER_IMAGE_WIDTH (and _HEIGHT) are now (int) 'width' and 'height'. * HEADER_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * The 3.4 arguments 'suggested-width' and 'suggested-height' are now just 'width' and 'height' (they are "suggested" when flex-width and flex-height are set). * Callback arguments for add_custom_image_header() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Custom background: Use add_theme_support('custom-background, $args) instead of add_custom_background(). Deprecates all use of constants. * BACKGROUND_COLOR is now (string) 'default-color'. * BACKGROUND_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * Callback arguments for add_custom_background() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Inheritance: add_theme_support() arguments for custom headers and custom backgrounds is a first-one-wins situation. This is not an unusual paradigm for theming as a child theme (which is included first) overrides a parent theme. * Once an argument is explicitly set, it cannot be overridden. You must hook in earlier and set it first. * Any argument that is not explicitly set before WP is loaded will inherit the default value for that argument. * It is therefore possible for a child theme to pass minimal arguments as long as the parent theme specifies others that may be necessary. * Allows for a child theme to alter callbacks for <head> and preview (previously, calling add_custom_image_header more than once broke things). * The just-in-time bits ensure that arguments fall back to default values, that the values of all constants are considered (such as one defined after an old add_custom_image_header call), and that all constants are defined (so as to be backwards compatible). get_theme_support(): Introduce new second argument, which headers and backgrounds leverage to return an argument. current_theme_supports() already supported checking the truthiness of the argument. * For example, get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'width' ) will return the width specified during registration. * If you had wanted the default image, use get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'default-image' ) instead of HEADER_IMAGE. Deprecate remove_custom_image_header(), remove_custom_background(). Use remove_theme_support('custom-header'), 'custom-background'. Deprecate short-lived custom-header-uploads internal support; this is now (bool) 'uploads' for add_theme_support(). New 3.4 functions renamed or removed: Rename get_current_header_data() to get_custom_header(). Remove get_header_image_width() and _height() in favor of get_custom_header()->width and height. git-svn-id: http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress/trunk@20212 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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if ( in_array( $feature, array( 'editor-style', 'widgets', 'menus' ) ) )
return false;
Introduce new registration methods for custom headers and custom backgrounds. Backwards compatible, but old methods will be deprecated. see #20249. see #17242. Custom header: Use add_theme_support('custom-header', $args) instead of add_custom_image_header(). Deprecates all use of constants. * HEADER_TEXTCOLOR is now (string) 'default-text-color'. * NO_HEADER_TEXT is nowi ! (bool) 'header-text'. * HEADER_IMAGE_WIDTH (and _HEIGHT) are now (int) 'width' and 'height'. * HEADER_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * The 3.4 arguments 'suggested-width' and 'suggested-height' are now just 'width' and 'height' (they are "suggested" when flex-width and flex-height are set). * Callback arguments for add_custom_image_header() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Custom background: Use add_theme_support('custom-background, $args) instead of add_custom_background(). Deprecates all use of constants. * BACKGROUND_COLOR is now (string) 'default-color'. * BACKGROUND_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * Callback arguments for add_custom_background() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Inheritance: add_theme_support() arguments for custom headers and custom backgrounds is a first-one-wins situation. This is not an unusual paradigm for theming as a child theme (which is included first) overrides a parent theme. * Once an argument is explicitly set, it cannot be overridden. You must hook in earlier and set it first. * Any argument that is not explicitly set before WP is loaded will inherit the default value for that argument. * It is therefore possible for a child theme to pass minimal arguments as long as the parent theme specifies others that may be necessary. * Allows for a child theme to alter callbacks for <head> and preview (previously, calling add_custom_image_header more than once broke things). * The just-in-time bits ensure that arguments fall back to default values, that the values of all constants are considered (such as one defined after an old add_custom_image_header call), and that all constants are defined (so as to be backwards compatible). get_theme_support(): Introduce new second argument, which headers and backgrounds leverage to return an argument. current_theme_supports() already supported checking the truthiness of the argument. * For example, get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'width' ) will return the width specified during registration. * If you had wanted the default image, use get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'default-image' ) instead of HEADER_IMAGE. Deprecate remove_custom_image_header(), remove_custom_background(). Use remove_theme_support('custom-header'), 'custom-background'. Deprecate short-lived custom-header-uploads internal support; this is now (bool) 'uploads' for add_theme_support(). New 3.4 functions renamed or removed: Rename get_current_header_data() to get_custom_header(). Remove get_header_image_width() and _height() in favor of get_custom_header()->width and height. git-svn-id: http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress/trunk@20212 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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return _remove_theme_support( $feature );
}
/**
* Do not use. Removes theme support internally, ignorant of the blacklist.
*
* @access private
* @since 3.1.0
*
* @global array $_wp_theme_features
* @global Custom_Image_Header $custom_image_header
* @global Custom_Background $custom_background
*
* @param string $feature
*/
function _remove_theme_support( $feature ) {
global $_wp_theme_features;
Introduce new registration methods for custom headers and custom backgrounds. Backwards compatible, but old methods will be deprecated. see #20249. see #17242. Custom header: Use add_theme_support('custom-header', $args) instead of add_custom_image_header(). Deprecates all use of constants. * HEADER_TEXTCOLOR is now (string) 'default-text-color'. * NO_HEADER_TEXT is nowi ! (bool) 'header-text'. * HEADER_IMAGE_WIDTH (and _HEIGHT) are now (int) 'width' and 'height'. * HEADER_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * The 3.4 arguments 'suggested-width' and 'suggested-height' are now just 'width' and 'height' (they are "suggested" when flex-width and flex-height are set). * Callback arguments for add_custom_image_header() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Custom background: Use add_theme_support('custom-background, $args) instead of add_custom_background(). Deprecates all use of constants. * BACKGROUND_COLOR is now (string) 'default-color'. * BACKGROUND_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * Callback arguments for add_custom_background() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Inheritance: add_theme_support() arguments for custom headers and custom backgrounds is a first-one-wins situation. This is not an unusual paradigm for theming as a child theme (which is included first) overrides a parent theme. * Once an argument is explicitly set, it cannot be overridden. You must hook in earlier and set it first. * Any argument that is not explicitly set before WP is loaded will inherit the default value for that argument. * It is therefore possible for a child theme to pass minimal arguments as long as the parent theme specifies others that may be necessary. * Allows for a child theme to alter callbacks for <head> and preview (previously, calling add_custom_image_header more than once broke things). * The just-in-time bits ensure that arguments fall back to default values, that the values of all constants are considered (such as one defined after an old add_custom_image_header call), and that all constants are defined (so as to be backwards compatible). get_theme_support(): Introduce new second argument, which headers and backgrounds leverage to return an argument. current_theme_supports() already supported checking the truthiness of the argument. * For example, get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'width' ) will return the width specified during registration. * If you had wanted the default image, use get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'default-image' ) instead of HEADER_IMAGE. Deprecate remove_custom_image_header(), remove_custom_background(). Use remove_theme_support('custom-header'), 'custom-background'. Deprecate short-lived custom-header-uploads internal support; this is now (bool) 'uploads' for add_theme_support(). New 3.4 functions renamed or removed: Rename get_current_header_data() to get_custom_header(). Remove get_header_image_width() and _height() in favor of get_custom_header()->width and height. git-svn-id: http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress/trunk@20212 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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switch ( $feature ) {
case 'custom-header-uploads' :
if ( ! isset( $_wp_theme_features['custom-header'] ) )
return false;
add_theme_support( 'custom-header', array( 'uploads' => false ) );
return; // Do not continue - custom-header-uploads no longer exists.
}
if ( ! isset( $_wp_theme_features[ $feature ] ) )
return false;
Introduce new registration methods for custom headers and custom backgrounds. Backwards compatible, but old methods will be deprecated. see #20249. see #17242. Custom header: Use add_theme_support('custom-header', $args) instead of add_custom_image_header(). Deprecates all use of constants. * HEADER_TEXTCOLOR is now (string) 'default-text-color'. * NO_HEADER_TEXT is nowi ! (bool) 'header-text'. * HEADER_IMAGE_WIDTH (and _HEIGHT) are now (int) 'width' and 'height'. * HEADER_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * The 3.4 arguments 'suggested-width' and 'suggested-height' are now just 'width' and 'height' (they are "suggested" when flex-width and flex-height are set). * Callback arguments for add_custom_image_header() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Custom background: Use add_theme_support('custom-background, $args) instead of add_custom_background(). Deprecates all use of constants. * BACKGROUND_COLOR is now (string) 'default-color'. * BACKGROUND_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * Callback arguments for add_custom_background() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Inheritance: add_theme_support() arguments for custom headers and custom backgrounds is a first-one-wins situation. This is not an unusual paradigm for theming as a child theme (which is included first) overrides a parent theme. * Once an argument is explicitly set, it cannot be overridden. You must hook in earlier and set it first. * Any argument that is not explicitly set before WP is loaded will inherit the default value for that argument. * It is therefore possible for a child theme to pass minimal arguments as long as the parent theme specifies others that may be necessary. * Allows for a child theme to alter callbacks for <head> and preview (previously, calling add_custom_image_header more than once broke things). * The just-in-time bits ensure that arguments fall back to default values, that the values of all constants are considered (such as one defined after an old add_custom_image_header call), and that all constants are defined (so as to be backwards compatible). get_theme_support(): Introduce new second argument, which headers and backgrounds leverage to return an argument. current_theme_supports() already supported checking the truthiness of the argument. * For example, get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'width' ) will return the width specified during registration. * If you had wanted the default image, use get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'default-image' ) instead of HEADER_IMAGE. Deprecate remove_custom_image_header(), remove_custom_background(). Use remove_theme_support('custom-header'), 'custom-background'. Deprecate short-lived custom-header-uploads internal support; this is now (bool) 'uploads' for add_theme_support(). New 3.4 functions renamed or removed: Rename get_current_header_data() to get_custom_header(). Remove get_header_image_width() and _height() in favor of get_custom_header()->width and height. git-svn-id: http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress/trunk@20212 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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switch ( $feature ) {
case 'custom-header' :
if ( ! did_action( 'wp_loaded' ) )
break;
Introduce new registration methods for custom headers and custom backgrounds. Backwards compatible, but old methods will be deprecated. see #20249. see #17242. Custom header: Use add_theme_support('custom-header', $args) instead of add_custom_image_header(). Deprecates all use of constants. * HEADER_TEXTCOLOR is now (string) 'default-text-color'. * NO_HEADER_TEXT is nowi ! (bool) 'header-text'. * HEADER_IMAGE_WIDTH (and _HEIGHT) are now (int) 'width' and 'height'. * HEADER_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * The 3.4 arguments 'suggested-width' and 'suggested-height' are now just 'width' and 'height' (they are "suggested" when flex-width and flex-height are set). * Callback arguments for add_custom_image_header() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Custom background: Use add_theme_support('custom-background, $args) instead of add_custom_background(). Deprecates all use of constants. * BACKGROUND_COLOR is now (string) 'default-color'. * BACKGROUND_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * Callback arguments for add_custom_background() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Inheritance: add_theme_support() arguments for custom headers and custom backgrounds is a first-one-wins situation. This is not an unusual paradigm for theming as a child theme (which is included first) overrides a parent theme. * Once an argument is explicitly set, it cannot be overridden. You must hook in earlier and set it first. * Any argument that is not explicitly set before WP is loaded will inherit the default value for that argument. * It is therefore possible for a child theme to pass minimal arguments as long as the parent theme specifies others that may be necessary. * Allows for a child theme to alter callbacks for <head> and preview (previously, calling add_custom_image_header more than once broke things). * The just-in-time bits ensure that arguments fall back to default values, that the values of all constants are considered (such as one defined after an old add_custom_image_header call), and that all constants are defined (so as to be backwards compatible). get_theme_support(): Introduce new second argument, which headers and backgrounds leverage to return an argument. current_theme_supports() already supported checking the truthiness of the argument. * For example, get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'width' ) will return the width specified during registration. * If you had wanted the default image, use get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'default-image' ) instead of HEADER_IMAGE. Deprecate remove_custom_image_header(), remove_custom_background(). Use remove_theme_support('custom-header'), 'custom-background'. Deprecate short-lived custom-header-uploads internal support; this is now (bool) 'uploads' for add_theme_support(). New 3.4 functions renamed or removed: Rename get_current_header_data() to get_custom_header(). Remove get_header_image_width() and _height() in favor of get_custom_header()->width and height. git-svn-id: http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress/trunk@20212 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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$support = get_theme_support( 'custom-header' );
if ( isset( $support[0]['wp-head-callback'] ) ) {
remove_action( 'wp_head', $support[0]['wp-head-callback'] );
}
if ( isset( $GLOBALS['custom_image_header'] ) ) {
remove_action( 'admin_menu', array( $GLOBALS['custom_image_header'], 'init' ) );
unset( $GLOBALS['custom_image_header'] );
}
Introduce new registration methods for custom headers and custom backgrounds. Backwards compatible, but old methods will be deprecated. see #20249. see #17242. Custom header: Use add_theme_support('custom-header', $args) instead of add_custom_image_header(). Deprecates all use of constants. * HEADER_TEXTCOLOR is now (string) 'default-text-color'. * NO_HEADER_TEXT is nowi ! (bool) 'header-text'. * HEADER_IMAGE_WIDTH (and _HEIGHT) are now (int) 'width' and 'height'. * HEADER_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * The 3.4 arguments 'suggested-width' and 'suggested-height' are now just 'width' and 'height' (they are "suggested" when flex-width and flex-height are set). * Callback arguments for add_custom_image_header() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Custom background: Use add_theme_support('custom-background, $args) instead of add_custom_background(). Deprecates all use of constants. * BACKGROUND_COLOR is now (string) 'default-color'. * BACKGROUND_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * Callback arguments for add_custom_background() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Inheritance: add_theme_support() arguments for custom headers and custom backgrounds is a first-one-wins situation. This is not an unusual paradigm for theming as a child theme (which is included first) overrides a parent theme. * Once an argument is explicitly set, it cannot be overridden. You must hook in earlier and set it first. * Any argument that is not explicitly set before WP is loaded will inherit the default value for that argument. * It is therefore possible for a child theme to pass minimal arguments as long as the parent theme specifies others that may be necessary. * Allows for a child theme to alter callbacks for <head> and preview (previously, calling add_custom_image_header more than once broke things). * The just-in-time bits ensure that arguments fall back to default values, that the values of all constants are considered (such as one defined after an old add_custom_image_header call), and that all constants are defined (so as to be backwards compatible). get_theme_support(): Introduce new second argument, which headers and backgrounds leverage to return an argument. current_theme_supports() already supported checking the truthiness of the argument. * For example, get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'width' ) will return the width specified during registration. * If you had wanted the default image, use get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'default-image' ) instead of HEADER_IMAGE. Deprecate remove_custom_image_header(), remove_custom_background(). Use remove_theme_support('custom-header'), 'custom-background'. Deprecate short-lived custom-header-uploads internal support; this is now (bool) 'uploads' for add_theme_support(). New 3.4 functions renamed or removed: Rename get_current_header_data() to get_custom_header(). Remove get_header_image_width() and _height() in favor of get_custom_header()->width and height. git-svn-id: http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress/trunk@20212 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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break;
case 'custom-background' :
if ( ! did_action( 'wp_loaded' ) )
break;
Introduce new registration methods for custom headers and custom backgrounds. Backwards compatible, but old methods will be deprecated. see #20249. see #17242. Custom header: Use add_theme_support('custom-header', $args) instead of add_custom_image_header(). Deprecates all use of constants. * HEADER_TEXTCOLOR is now (string) 'default-text-color'. * NO_HEADER_TEXT is nowi ! (bool) 'header-text'. * HEADER_IMAGE_WIDTH (and _HEIGHT) are now (int) 'width' and 'height'. * HEADER_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * The 3.4 arguments 'suggested-width' and 'suggested-height' are now just 'width' and 'height' (they are "suggested" when flex-width and flex-height are set). * Callback arguments for add_custom_image_header() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Custom background: Use add_theme_support('custom-background, $args) instead of add_custom_background(). Deprecates all use of constants. * BACKGROUND_COLOR is now (string) 'default-color'. * BACKGROUND_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * Callback arguments for add_custom_background() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Inheritance: add_theme_support() arguments for custom headers and custom backgrounds is a first-one-wins situation. This is not an unusual paradigm for theming as a child theme (which is included first) overrides a parent theme. * Once an argument is explicitly set, it cannot be overridden. You must hook in earlier and set it first. * Any argument that is not explicitly set before WP is loaded will inherit the default value for that argument. * It is therefore possible for a child theme to pass minimal arguments as long as the parent theme specifies others that may be necessary. * Allows for a child theme to alter callbacks for <head> and preview (previously, calling add_custom_image_header more than once broke things). * The just-in-time bits ensure that arguments fall back to default values, that the values of all constants are considered (such as one defined after an old add_custom_image_header call), and that all constants are defined (so as to be backwards compatible). get_theme_support(): Introduce new second argument, which headers and backgrounds leverage to return an argument. current_theme_supports() already supported checking the truthiness of the argument. * For example, get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'width' ) will return the width specified during registration. * If you had wanted the default image, use get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'default-image' ) instead of HEADER_IMAGE. Deprecate remove_custom_image_header(), remove_custom_background(). Use remove_theme_support('custom-header'), 'custom-background'. Deprecate short-lived custom-header-uploads internal support; this is now (bool) 'uploads' for add_theme_support(). New 3.4 functions renamed or removed: Rename get_current_header_data() to get_custom_header(). Remove get_header_image_width() and _height() in favor of get_custom_header()->width and height. git-svn-id: http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress/trunk@20212 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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$support = get_theme_support( 'custom-background' );
remove_action( 'wp_head', $support[0]['wp-head-callback'] );
remove_action( 'admin_menu', array( $GLOBALS['custom_background'], 'init' ) );
unset( $GLOBALS['custom_background'] );
Introduce new registration methods for custom headers and custom backgrounds. Backwards compatible, but old methods will be deprecated. see #20249. see #17242. Custom header: Use add_theme_support('custom-header', $args) instead of add_custom_image_header(). Deprecates all use of constants. * HEADER_TEXTCOLOR is now (string) 'default-text-color'. * NO_HEADER_TEXT is nowi ! (bool) 'header-text'. * HEADER_IMAGE_WIDTH (and _HEIGHT) are now (int) 'width' and 'height'. * HEADER_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * The 3.4 arguments 'suggested-width' and 'suggested-height' are now just 'width' and 'height' (they are "suggested" when flex-width and flex-height are set). * Callback arguments for add_custom_image_header() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Custom background: Use add_theme_support('custom-background, $args) instead of add_custom_background(). Deprecates all use of constants. * BACKGROUND_COLOR is now (string) 'default-color'. * BACKGROUND_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * Callback arguments for add_custom_background() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Inheritance: add_theme_support() arguments for custom headers and custom backgrounds is a first-one-wins situation. This is not an unusual paradigm for theming as a child theme (which is included first) overrides a parent theme. * Once an argument is explicitly set, it cannot be overridden. You must hook in earlier and set it first. * Any argument that is not explicitly set before WP is loaded will inherit the default value for that argument. * It is therefore possible for a child theme to pass minimal arguments as long as the parent theme specifies others that may be necessary. * Allows for a child theme to alter callbacks for <head> and preview (previously, calling add_custom_image_header more than once broke things). * The just-in-time bits ensure that arguments fall back to default values, that the values of all constants are considered (such as one defined after an old add_custom_image_header call), and that all constants are defined (so as to be backwards compatible). get_theme_support(): Introduce new second argument, which headers and backgrounds leverage to return an argument. current_theme_supports() already supported checking the truthiness of the argument. * For example, get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'width' ) will return the width specified during registration. * If you had wanted the default image, use get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'default-image' ) instead of HEADER_IMAGE. Deprecate remove_custom_image_header(), remove_custom_background(). Use remove_theme_support('custom-header'), 'custom-background'. Deprecate short-lived custom-header-uploads internal support; this is now (bool) 'uploads' for add_theme_support(). New 3.4 functions renamed or removed: Rename get_current_header_data() to get_custom_header(). Remove get_header_image_width() and _height() in favor of get_custom_header()->width and height. git-svn-id: http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress/trunk@20212 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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break;
}
unset( $_wp_theme_features[ $feature ] );
return true;
}
/**
* Checks a theme's support for a given feature
*
* @since 2.9.0
*
* @global array $_wp_theme_features
*
* @param string $feature the feature being checked
* @return bool
*/
function current_theme_supports( $feature ) {
global $_wp_theme_features;
Introduce new registration methods for custom headers and custom backgrounds. Backwards compatible, but old methods will be deprecated. see #20249. see #17242. Custom header: Use add_theme_support('custom-header', $args) instead of add_custom_image_header(). Deprecates all use of constants. * HEADER_TEXTCOLOR is now (string) 'default-text-color'. * NO_HEADER_TEXT is nowi ! (bool) 'header-text'. * HEADER_IMAGE_WIDTH (and _HEIGHT) are now (int) 'width' and 'height'. * HEADER_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * The 3.4 arguments 'suggested-width' and 'suggested-height' are now just 'width' and 'height' (they are "suggested" when flex-width and flex-height are set). * Callback arguments for add_custom_image_header() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Custom background: Use add_theme_support('custom-background, $args) instead of add_custom_background(). Deprecates all use of constants. * BACKGROUND_COLOR is now (string) 'default-color'. * BACKGROUND_IMAGE is now (string) 'default-image'. * Callback arguments for add_custom_background() can now be passed to add_theme_support(). Inheritance: add_theme_support() arguments for custom headers and custom backgrounds is a first-one-wins situation. This is not an unusual paradigm for theming as a child theme (which is included first) overrides a parent theme. * Once an argument is explicitly set, it cannot be overridden. You must hook in earlier and set it first. * Any argument that is not explicitly set before WP is loaded will inherit the default value for that argument. * It is therefore possible for a child theme to pass minimal arguments as long as the parent theme specifies others that may be necessary. * Allows for a child theme to alter callbacks for <head> and preview (previously, calling add_custom_image_header more than once broke things). * The just-in-time bits ensure that arguments fall back to default values, that the values of all constants are considered (such as one defined after an old add_custom_image_header call), and that all constants are defined (so as to be backwards compatible). get_theme_support(): Introduce new second argument, which headers and backgrounds leverage to return an argument. current_theme_supports() already supported checking the truthiness of the argument. * For example, get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'width' ) will return the width specified during registration. * If you had wanted the default image, use get_theme_support( 'custom-header', 'default-image' ) instead of HEADER_IMAGE. Deprecate remove_custom_image_header(), remove_custom_background(). Use remove_theme_support('custom-header'), 'custom-background'. Deprecate short-lived custom-header-uploads internal support; this is now (bool) 'uploads' for add_theme_support(). New 3.4 functions renamed or removed: Rename get_current_header_data() to get_custom_header(). Remove get_header_image_width() and _height() in favor of get_custom_header()->width and height. git-svn-id: http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress/trunk@20212 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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if ( 'custom-header-uploads' == $feature )
return current_theme_supports( 'custom-header', 'uploads' );
if ( !isset( $_wp_theme_features[$feature] ) )
return false;
// If no args passed then no extra checks need be performed
if ( func_num_args() <= 1 )
return true;
$args = array_slice( func_get_args(), 1 );
switch ( $feature ) {
case 'post-thumbnails':
// post-thumbnails can be registered for only certain content/post types by passing
// an array of types to add_theme_support(). If no array was passed, then
// any type is accepted
if ( true === $_wp_theme_features[$feature] ) // Registered for all types
return true;
$content_type = $args[0];
return in_array( $content_type, $_wp_theme_features[$feature][0] );
case 'html5':
case 'post-formats':
// specific post formats can be registered by passing an array of types to
// add_theme_support()
// Specific areas of HTML5 support *must* be passed via an array to add_theme_support()
$type = $args[0];
return in_array( $type, $_wp_theme_features[$feature][0] );
case 'custom-logo':
case 'custom-header':
case 'custom-background':
// Specific capabilities can be registered by passing an array to add_theme_support().
return ( isset( $_wp_theme_features[ $feature ][0][ $args[0] ] ) && $_wp_theme_features[ $feature ][0][ $args[0] ] );
}
/**
* Filters whether the current theme supports a specific feature.
*
* The dynamic portion of the hook name, `$feature`, refers to the specific theme
* feature. Possible values include 'post-formats', 'post-thumbnails', 'custom-background',
Customize: Introduce starter content and site freshness state. A theme can opt-in for tailored starter content to apply to the customizer when previewing the theme on a fresh install, when `fresh_site` is at its initial `1` value. Starter content is staged in the customizer and does not go live unless the changes are published. Initial starter content is added to Twenty Seventeen. * The `fresh_site` flag is cleared when a published post or page is saved, when widgets are modified, or when the customizer state is saved. * Starter content is registered via `starter-content` theme support, where the argument is an array containing `widgets`, `posts`, `nav_menus`, `options`, and `theme_mods`. Posts/pages in starter content are created with the `auto-draft` status, re-using the page/post stubs feature added to nav menus and the static front page controls. * A `get_theme_starter_content` filter allows for plugins to extend a theme's starter content. * Starter content in themes can/should re-use existing starter content items in core by using named placeholders. * Import theme starter content into customized state when fresh site. * Prevent original_title differences from causing refreshes if title is present. * Ensure nav menu item url is set according to object when previewing. * Make sure initial saved state is false if there are dirty settings without an existing changeset. * Ensure dirty settings are cleaned upon changeset publishing. Props helen, westonruter, ocean90. Fixes #38114, #38533. Built from https://develop.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38991 git-svn-id: http://core.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@38934 1a063a9b-81f0-0310-95a4-ce76da25c4cd
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* 'custom-header', 'menus', 'automatic-feed-links', 'html5',
* 'starter-content', and 'customize-selective-refresh-widgets'.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @param bool true Whether the current theme supports the given feature. Default true.
* @param array $args Array of arguments for the feature.
* @param string $feature The theme feature.
*/
return apply_filters( "current_theme_supports-{$feature}", true, $args, $_wp_theme_features[$feature] );
}
/**
* Checks a theme's support for a given feature before loading the functions which implement it.
*
* @since 2.9.0
*
* @param string $feature The feature being checked.
* @param string $include Path to the file.
* @return bool True if the current theme supports the supplied feature, false otherwise.
*/
function require_if_theme_supports( $feature, $include ) {
if ( current_theme_supports( $feature ) ) {
require ( $include );
return true;
}
return false;
}
/**
* Checks an attachment being deleted to see if it's a header or background image.
*
* If true it removes the theme modification which would be pointing at the deleted
* attachment.
*
* @access private
* @since 3.0.0
* @since 4.3.0 Also removes `header_image_data`.
* @since 4.5.0 Also removes custom logo theme mods.
*
* @param int $id The attachment id.
*/
function _delete_attachment_theme_mod( $id ) {
$attachment_image = wp_get_attachment_url( $id );
$header_image = get_header_image();
$background_image = get_background_image();
$custom_logo_id = get_theme_mod( 'custom_logo' );
if ( $custom_logo_id && $custom_logo_id == $id ) {
remove_theme_mod( 'custom_logo' );
remove_theme_mod( 'header_text' );
}
if ( $header_image && $header_image == $attachment_image ) {
remove_theme_mod( 'header_image' );
remove_theme_mod( 'header_image_data' );
}
if ( $background_image && $background_image == $attachment_image ) {
remove_theme_mod( 'background_image' );
}
}
/**
* Checks if a theme has been changed and runs 'after_switch_theme' hook on the next WP load.
*
* See {@see 'after_switch_theme'}.
*
* @since 3.3.0
*/
function check_theme_switched() {
if ( $stylesheet = get_option( 'theme_switched' ) ) {
$old_theme = wp_get_theme( $stylesheet );
// Prevent retrieve_widgets() from running since Customizer already called it up front
if ( get_option( 'theme_switched_via_customizer' ) ) {
remove_action( 'after_switch_theme', '_wp_sidebars_changed' );
update_option( 'theme_switched_via_customizer', false );
}
if ( $old_theme->exists() ) {
/**
* Fires on the first WP load after a theme switch if the old theme still exists.
*
* This action fires multiple times and the parameters differs
* according to the context, if the old theme exists or not.
* If the old theme is missing, the parameter will be the slug
* of the old theme.
*
* @since 3.3.0
*
* @param string $old_name Old theme name.
* @param WP_Theme $old_theme WP_Theme instance of the old theme.
*/
do_action( 'after_switch_theme', $old_theme->get( 'Name' ), $old_theme );
} else {
/** This action is documented in wp-includes/theme.php */
do_action( 'after_switch_theme', $stylesheet );
}
flush_rewrite_rules();
update_option( 'theme_switched', false );
}
}
/**
* Includes and instantiates the WP_Customize_Manager class.
*
* Loads the Customizer at plugins_loaded when accessing the customize.php admin
* page or when any request includes a wp_customize=on param or a customize_changeset
* param (a UUID). This param is a signal for whether to bootstrap the Customizer when
* WordPress is loading, especially in the Customizer preview
* or when making Customizer Ajax requests for widgets or menus.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @global WP_Customize_Manager $wp_customize
*/
function _wp_customize_include() {
$is_customize_admin_page = ( is_admin() && 'customize.php' == basename( $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] ) );
$should_include = (
$is_customize_admin_page
||
( isset( $_REQUEST['wp_customize'] ) && 'on' == $_REQUEST['wp_customize'] )
||
( ! empty( $_GET['customize_changeset_uuid'] ) || ! empty( $_POST['customize_changeset_uuid'] ) )
);
if ( ! $should_include ) {
return;
}
/*
* Note that wp_unslash() is not being used on the input vars because it is
* called before wp_magic_quotes() gets called. Besides this fact, none of
* the values should contain any characters needing slashes anyway.
*/
$keys = array( 'changeset_uuid', 'customize_changeset_uuid', 'customize_theme', 'theme', 'customize_messenger_channel' );
$input_vars = array_merge(
wp_array_slice_assoc( $_GET, $keys ),
wp_array_slice_assoc( $_POST, $keys )
);
$theme = null;
$changeset_uuid = null;
$messenger_channel = null;
if ( $is_customize_admin_page && isset( $input_vars['changeset_uuid'] ) ) {
$changeset_uuid = sanitize_key( $input_vars['changeset_uuid'] );
} elseif ( ! empty( $input_vars['customize_changeset_uuid'] ) ) {
$changeset_uuid = sanitize_key( $input_vars['customize_changeset_uuid'] );
}
// Note that theme will be sanitized via WP_Theme.
if ( $is_customize_admin_page && isset( $input_vars['theme'] ) ) {
$theme = $input_vars['theme'];
} elseif ( isset( $input_vars['customize_theme'] ) ) {
$theme = $input_vars['customize_theme'];
}
if ( isset( $input_vars['customize_messenger_channel'] ) ) {
$messenger_channel = sanitize_key( $input_vars['customize_messenger_channel'] );
}
require_once ABSPATH . WPINC . '/class-wp-customize-manager.php';
$GLOBALS['wp_customize'] = new WP_Customize_Manager( compact( 'changeset_uuid', 'theme', 'messenger_channel' ) );
}
/**
* Publishes a snapshot's changes.
*
* @since 4.7.0
* @access private
*
* @global wpdb $wpdb WordPress database abstraction object.
* @global WP_Customize_Manager $wp_customize Customizer instance.
*
* @param string $new_status New post status.
* @param string $old_status Old post status.
* @param WP_Post $changeset_post Changeset post object.
*/
function _wp_customize_publish_changeset( $new_status, $old_status, $changeset_post ) {
global $wp_customize, $wpdb;
$is_publishing_changeset = (
'customize_changeset' === $changeset_post->post_type
&&
'publish' === $new_status
&&
'publish' !== $old_status
);
if ( ! $is_publishing_changeset ) {
return;
}
if ( empty( $wp_customize ) ) {
require_once ABSPATH . WPINC . '/class-wp-customize-manager.php';
$wp_customize = new WP_Customize_Manager( array( 'changeset_uuid' => $changeset_post->post_name ) );
}
if ( ! did_action( 'customize_register' ) ) {
/*
* When running from CLI or Cron, the customize_register action will need
* to be triggered in order for core, themes, and plugins to register their
* settings. Normally core will add_action( 'customize_register' ) at
* priority 10 to register the core settings, and if any themes/plugins
* also add_action( 'customize_register' ) at the same priority, they
* will have a $wp_customize with those settings registered since they
* call add_action() afterward, normally. However, when manually doing
* the customize_register action after the setup_theme, then the order
* will be reversed for two actions added at priority 10, resulting in
* the core settings no longer being available as expected to themes/plugins.
* So the following manually calls the method that registers the core
* settings up front before doing the action.
*/
remove_action( 'customize_register', array( $wp_customize, 'register_controls' ) );
$wp_customize->register_controls();
/** This filter is documented in /wp-includes/class-wp-customize-manager.php */
do_action( 'customize_register', $wp_customize );
}
$wp_customize->_publish_changeset_values( $changeset_post->ID ) ;
/*
* Trash the changeset post if revisions are not enabled. Unpublished
* changesets by default get garbage collected due to the auto-draft status.
* When a changeset post is published, however, it would no longer get cleaned
* out. Ths is a problem when the changeset posts are never displayed anywhere,
* since they would just be endlessly piling up. So here we use the revisions
* feature to indicate whether or not a published changeset should get trashed
* and thus garbage collected.
*/
if ( ! wp_revisions_enabled( $changeset_post ) ) {
$post = $changeset_post;
$post_id = $changeset_post->ID;
/*
* The following re-formulates the logic from wp_trash_post() as done in
* wp_publish_post(). The reason for bypassing wp_trash_post() is that it
* will mutate the the post_content and the post_name when they should be
* untouched.
*/
if ( ! EMPTY_TRASH_DAYS ) {
wp_delete_post( $post_id, true );
} else {
/** This action is documented in wp-includes/post.php */
do_action( 'wp_trash_post', $post_id );
add_post_meta( $post_id, '_wp_trash_meta_status', $post->post_status );
add_post_meta( $post_id, '_wp_trash_meta_time', time() );
$old_status = $post->post_status;
$new_status = 'trash';
$wpdb->update( $wpdb->posts, array( 'post_status' => $new_status ), array( 'ID' => $post->ID ) );
clean_post_cache( $post->ID );
$post->post_status = $new_status;
wp_transition_post_status( $new_status, $old_status, $post );
/** This action is documented in wp-includes/post.php */
do_action( 'edit_post', $post->ID, $post );
/** This action is documented in wp-includes/post.php */
do_action( "save_post_{$post->post_type}", $post->ID, $post, true );
/** This action is documented in wp-includes/post.php */
do_action( 'save_post', $post->ID, $post, true );
/** This action is documented in wp-includes/post.php */
do_action( 'wp_insert_post', $post->ID, $post, true );
/** This action is documented in wp-includes/post.php */
do_action( 'trashed_post', $post_id );
}
}
}
/**
* Filters changeset post data upon insert to ensure post_name is intact.
*
* This is needed to prevent the post_name from being dropped when the post is
* transitioned into pending status by a contributor.
*
* @since 4.7.0
* @see wp_insert_post()
*
* @param array $post_data An array of slashed post data.
* @param array $supplied_post_data An array of sanitized, but otherwise unmodified post data.
* @returns array Filtered data.
*/
function _wp_customize_changeset_filter_insert_post_data( $post_data, $supplied_post_data ) {
if ( isset( $post_data['post_type'] ) && 'customize_changeset' === $post_data['post_type'] ) {
// Prevent post_name from being dropped, such as when contributor saves a changeset post as pending.
if ( empty( $post_data['post_name'] ) && ! empty( $supplied_post_data['post_name'] ) ) {
$post_data['post_name'] = $supplied_post_data['post_name'];
}
}
return $post_data;
}
/**
* Adds settings for the customize-loader script.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*/
function _wp_customize_loader_settings() {
$admin_origin = parse_url( admin_url() );
$home_origin = parse_url( home_url() );
$cross_domain = ( strtolower( $admin_origin[ 'host' ] ) != strtolower( $home_origin[ 'host' ] ) );
$browser = array(
'mobile' => wp_is_mobile(),
'ios' => wp_is_mobile() && preg_match( '/iPad|iPod|iPhone/', $_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'] ),
);
$settings = array(
'url' => esc_url( admin_url( 'customize.php' ) ),
'isCrossDomain' => $cross_domain,
'browser' => $browser,
'l10n' => array(
'saveAlert' => __( 'The changes you made will be lost if you navigate away from this page.' ),
'mainIframeTitle' => __( 'Customizer' ),
),
);
$script = 'var _wpCustomizeLoaderSettings = ' . wp_json_encode( $settings ) . ';';
$wp_scripts = wp_scripts();
$data = $wp_scripts->get_data( 'customize-loader', 'data' );
if ( $data )
$script = "$data\n$script";
$wp_scripts->add_data( 'customize-loader', 'data', $script );
}
/**
* Returns a URL to load the Customizer.
*
* @since 3.4.0
*
* @param string $stylesheet Optional. Theme to customize. Defaults to current theme.
* The theme's stylesheet will be urlencoded if necessary.
* @return string
*/
function wp_customize_url( $stylesheet = null ) {
$url = admin_url( 'customize.php' );
if ( $stylesheet )
$url .= '?theme=' . urlencode( $stylesheet );
return esc_url( $url );
}
/**
* Prints a script to check whether or not the Customizer is supported,
* and apply either the no-customize-support or customize-support class
* to the body.
*
* This function MUST be called inside the body tag.
*
* Ideally, call this function immediately after the body tag is opened.
* This prevents a flash of unstyled content.
*
* It is also recommended that you add the "no-customize-support" class
* to the body tag by default.
*
* @since 3.4.0
* @since 4.7.0 Support for IE8 and below is explicitly removed via conditional comments.
*/
function wp_customize_support_script() {
$admin_origin = parse_url( admin_url() );
$home_origin = parse_url( home_url() );
$cross_domain = ( strtolower( $admin_origin[ 'host' ] ) != strtolower( $home_origin[ 'host' ] ) );
?>
<!--[if lte IE 8]>
<script type="text/javascript">
document.body.className = document.body.className.replace( /(^|\s)(no-)?customize-support(?=\s|$)/, '' ) + ' no-customize-support';
</script>
<![endif]-->
<!--[if gte IE 9]><!-->
<script type="text/javascript">
(function() {
var request, b = document.body, c = 'className', cs = 'customize-support', rcs = new RegExp('(^|\\s+)(no-)?'+cs+'(\\s+|$)');
<?php if ( $cross_domain ) : ?>
request = (function(){ var xhr = new XMLHttpRequest(); return ('withCredentials' in xhr); })();
<?php else : ?>
request = true;
<?php endif; ?>
b[c] = b[c].replace( rcs, ' ' );
// The customizer requires postMessage and CORS (if the site is cross domain)
b[c] += ( window.postMessage && request ? ' ' : ' no-' ) + cs;
}());
</script>
<!--<![endif]-->
<?php
}
/**
* Whether the site is being previewed in the Customizer.
*
* @since 4.0.0
*
* @global WP_Customize_Manager $wp_customize Customizer instance.
*
* @return bool True if the site is being previewed in the Customizer, false otherwise.
*/
function is_customize_preview() {
global $wp_customize;
return ( $wp_customize instanceof WP_Customize_Manager ) && $wp_customize->is_preview();
}
/**
* Make sure that auto-draft posts get their post_date bumped to prevent premature garbage-collection.
*
* When a changeset is updated but remains an auto-draft, ensure the post_date
* for the auto-draft posts remains the same so that it will be
* garbage-collected at the same time by `wp_delete_auto_drafts()`. Otherwise,
* if the changeset is updated to be a draft then update the posts
* to have a far-future post_date so that they will never be garbage collected
* unless the changeset post itself is deleted.
*
* @since 4.8.0
* @access private
* @see wp_delete_auto_drafts()
*
* @param string $new_status Transition to this post status.
* @param string $old_status Previous post status.
* @param \WP_Post $post Post data.
* @global wpdb $wpdb
*/
function _wp_keep_alive_customize_changeset_dependent_auto_drafts( $new_status, $old_status, $post ) {
global $wpdb;
unset( $old_status );
// Short-circuit if not a changeset or if the changeset was published.
if ( 'customize_changeset' !== $post->post_type || 'publish' === $new_status ) {
return;
}
if ( 'auto-draft' === $new_status ) {
/*
* Keep the post date for the post matching the changeset
* so that it will not be garbage-collected before the changeset.
*/
$new_post_date = $post->post_date;
} else {
/*
* Since the changeset no longer has an auto-draft (and it is not published)
* it is now a persistent changeset, a long-lived draft, and so any
* associated auto-draft posts should have their dates
* pushed out very far into the future to prevent them from ever
* being garbage-collected.
*/
$new_post_date = gmdate( 'Y-m-d H:i:d', strtotime( '+100 years' ) );
}
$data = json_decode( $post->post_content, true );
if ( empty( $data['nav_menus_created_posts']['value'] ) ) {
return;
}
foreach ( $data['nav_menus_created_posts']['value'] as $post_id ) {
if ( empty( $post_id ) || 'auto-draft' !== get_post_status( $post_id ) ) {
continue;
}
$wpdb->update(
$wpdb->posts,
array( 'post_date' => $new_post_date ), // Note wp_delete_auto_drafts() only looks at this this date.
array( 'ID' => $post_id )
);
clean_post_cache( $post_id );
}
}