OptionTree 2.0

Pixelous said
Derek, could u explaine, please? I use these lines of code:

$primary_link_color = ot_get_option( 'primary_link_color' );

if ( empty( $primary_link_color ) )
return;

So, if $primary_link_color is empty it’s returns nothing, how could I also make returns nothing if I have standard value? For example, my standard value for $primary_link_color is #777777, it’s possible to make it works like above lines of code?

I think you have to hard code your default value in the if statement:

$primary_link_color = ot_get_option( 'primary_link_color' );

if ( empty( $primary_link_color ) || $primary_link_color == '#777777')
return;

Another solution would be to create an array with all the settings ids as keys and their ‘std’ as value.

$settings = get_option('option_tree_settings', array());
$std = array();
for ($i = 0; $i < count($settings['settings']); $i++) {
    $std[$settings['settings'][$i]['id']] = $settings['settings'][$i]['std'];
}

and so then:

$primary_link_color = ot_get_option( 'primary_link_color' );

if ( empty( $primary_link_color ) || $primary_link_color == $std[ 'primary_link_color'])
return;

Parker

Pixelous said
Derek, could u explaine, please? I use these lines of code:

$primary_link_color = ot_get_option( 'primary_link_color' );

if ( empty( $primary_link_color ) )
return;

So, if $primary_link_color is empty it’s returns nothing, how could I also make returns nothing if I have standard value? For example, my standard value for $primary_link_color is #777777, it’s possible to make it works like above lines of code?

Additionally,

my personal suggestion.

Declare a global variable and get the options:

global $option_tree;

$option_tree = get_option('option_tree');

Then, when you need to get an option in your theme just refer to the global variable:

global $option_tree;
$primary_link_color = $option_tree['primary_link_color'];

If you call for each option the ot_get_option function then you will make the same number of db requests… better to call the get_option function one time only.

Parker

ParkerAndKent said

Pixelous said
Derek, could u explaine, please? I use these lines of code:

$primary_link_color = ot_get_option( 'primary_link_color' );

if ( empty( $primary_link_color ) )
return;

So, if $primary_link_color is empty it’s returns nothing, how could I also make returns nothing if I have standard value? For example, my standard value for $primary_link_color is #777777, it’s possible to make it works like above lines of code?

I think you have to hard code your default value in the if statement:

$primary_link_color = ot_get_option( 'primary_link_color' );

if ( empty( $primary_link_color ) || $primary_link_color == '#777777')
return;

Another solution would be to create an array with all the settings ids as keys and their ‘std’ as value.

$settings = get_option('option_tree_settings', array());
$std = array();
for ($i = 0; $i < count($settings['settings']); $i++) {
    $std[$settings['settings'][$i]['id']] = $settings['settings'][$i]['std'];
}

and so then:

$primary_link_color = ot_get_option( 'primary_link_color' );

if ( empty( $primary_link_color ) || $primary_link_color == $std[ 'primary_link_color'])
return;

Parker

Wow, Parker, thanks, everything works perfect but don’t now which variant to use now, seems the first is less. As for the second, I have declared this:

$settings = get_option('option_tree_settings', array());
$std = array();
for ($i = 0; $i < count($settings['settings']); $i++) {
    $std[$settings['settings'][$i]['id']] = $settings['settings'][$i]['std'];
}

Then in my function this:

// Don't do anything if the body background color is empty or the default.
global $std;
if ( empty( $body_background_color ) || $body_background_color == $std[ 'body_background_color'] )
return;

What do u suggest to use? The first?

^

Well,

that depends on your needs… if hard coding the default value is ok for you then go with that option.

With the second method, anytime you decide to change the default value you’d just need to edit the std value of your option, without needing to go through your theme files to change the hardcoded values.

Parker

Sorry, guys, so many questions but are we able to make standard values for Typography fields? http://snag.gy/liyRQ.jpg

Could anyone explain, how to make Google Fonts available for Typography option? I have done this:

function filter_ot_recognized_font_families( $array, $field_id ) {

  /* only run the filter when the field ID is my_google_fonts_headings */
  if ( $field_id == 'my_google_fonts_headings' ) {
    $array = array(
      'sans-serif'    => 'sans-serif',
      'open-sans'     => '"Open Sans", sans-serif',
      'droid-sans'    => '"Droid Sans", sans-serif'
    );
  }

  return $array;

}
add_filter( 'ot_recognized_font_families', 'filter_ot_recognized_font_families', 10, 1 );

But don’t understand how this could help.

Pixelous said
Could anyone explain, how to make Google Fonts available for Typography option? I have done this:

function filter_ot_recognized_font_families( $array, $field_id ) {

  /* only run the filter when the field ID is my_google_fonts_headings */
  if ( $field_id == 'my_google_fonts_headings' ) {
    $array = array(
      'sans-serif'    => 'sans-serif',
      'open-sans'     => '"Open Sans", sans-serif',
      'droid-sans'    => '"Droid Sans", sans-serif'
    );
  }

  return $array;

}
add_filter( 'ot_recognized_font_families', 'filter_ot_recognized_font_families', 10, 1 );

But don’t understand how this could help.

add_filter( 'ot_recognized_font_families', 'filter_ot_recognized_font_families', 10, 2 );

I need to update the docs those should have a 2 and not a 1 for the amount of variables being passed, sorry!

Hi Derek

Version 2.0 rocks!! Is there any way to include a custom meta box only in a page template?

RubenBristian said
Hi Derek Version 2.0 rocks!! Is there any way to include a custom meta box only in a page template?

Can you elaborate because there are a couple ways I can interoperate that question?