Beschreibung
With Customify, developers can easily create advanced theme-specific options inside the WordPress Customizer. Using those options, a user can make presentational changes without having to know or edit the theme code.
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Color. A color picker used to control any text or background color of an element.
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Font. A real font selector which includes a flexible library of fonts(Fonto, google fonts or added via fliter) and allows you to customize, with live preview, properties like font-weight, size, letter spacing, text align, text decoration etc.
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Typography. (Deprecated) A series of typographic options that allow you to access the massive Google Fonts library and make them available inside your theme customizer.
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CSS Editor. A powerful Live CSS Editor directly into your customizer! Useful for better control over the appearance of your theme without the need to create a child theme or worry about theme updates overwriting your customizations.
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Text Field. A simple text field that allows you to customize elements like Site Title or Footer Credits.
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Select Dropdown. A drop-down menu selector to be used when you have to choose from multiple options.
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Range. The html5 range element can be used to select number values.
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Preset. A field which allows you to change a group of Customify fields.
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**And more others this is the full list
Made with love by Pixelgrade
Credits
- Select2 JavaScript library – License: MIT
- CSSOM.js JavaScript library – License: MIT
- Ace Editor JavaScript editor – License: BSD
- jQuery React JavaScript jQuery plugin – License: MIT
- Default image for Style Manager Color Palette control – License: (Unsplash)[https://unsplash.com/license]
Installation
- Install Customify either via the WordPress.org plugin directory, or by uploading the files to your
/wp-content/plugins/
directory - After activating Customify go to
Appearance → Customize
and have fun with the new felds - For further instructions and how to setup your own fields, read our detailed documentation
FAQ
- Is there a way to reset Customify to defaults?
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Reset buttons are available for all the options or for individual sections or panels.
They are disabled by default to avoid useless/accidental resets.
To enable them simply go to Dashboard -> Settings -> Customify and check „Enable Reset Buttons“
Rezensionen
Mitwirkende & Entwickler
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Änderungsprotokoll
2.5.8
- Styling fixes for Color Palettes.
- Added reset font logic for better default font palettes.
- Fixes for Font Palettes font weights.
2.5.7
- Styling fixes for the Font control.
- Bug fixes for the Font control.
- Added RTL stylesheets.
2.5.6
- Improved styling for the Font control.
- Improved handling of minimal required PHP version.
- Cleanup stylesheets and scripts for better performance and easier maintenance.
- Updated Google Fonts list to include the latest additions.
- Compatibility with WordPress 5.3.0.
2.5.5
- Fixed an issue with the default font weight for the Typography field.
- Improved range field behavior when writing directly in the numerical field.
- Fixed inconsistency on switch theme with the Style Manager coloration level, diversity and shuffle controls.
2.5.4
- Improved default font palettes configuration.
2.5.3
- Fixed as series of issues with Font Palettes in Style Manager.
- Improved the Color Palettes.
- Fixes a series of edge-cases in the Customizer.
2.5.2
- Improved the predictability and resilience of the Style Manager controls.
2.5.1
- Styling improvements to the Style Manager controls.
- Fixed a strange bug that would result in a fatal error upon activation.
2.5.0
- JavaScript cleanup and performance enhancements
- Fixed some bugs with the Style Manager.
- Fixed some rare bugs with the plugin config merge.
2.4.0
- Big performance enhancements related to how customization settings and configurations get loaded.
- Fixed a nasty regression that caused customization settings saved in a option to not be loaded, causing styles to be missing.
- Pretty important code refactoring and cleanup to make things more predictable and stable.
2.3.5.1
- Minor configuration fix.
2.3.5
- Minor refactoring.
- Fixed issues where customization values were not stored properly.
2.3.4
- Fixed warnings that were appearing when PHP has version 7.2.0+.
2.3.3
- Fixed Google Fonts not working in the new block editor (Gutenberg).
2.3.2
- Fixed the fact that Customizer style changes were not reflected in the live preview. A problem introduced in the previous update.
2.3.1
- Fixed some warnings that appeared in certain situations.
2.3.0
- Improved support for the new Gutenberg block editor. Compatible with the latest WordPress 5.0 beta version.
- Big performance improvements both in the frontend and also in the Customizer.
- Cleanup regarding old and deprecated features.
2.2.0
- Added support for the new Gutenberg block editor.
2.1.3
- Improve Customizer section grouping in the Theme Options Panel
- Fix Font Palettes giving huge sizes to font options set in ems
2.1.2
- Avoid short array syntax to ensure PHP 5.2 compatibility
2.1.1
- Hide the Fonts section for themes that do not declare support for Font Palettes
2.1.0
- This new version of Customify lets you conveniently change the design of your site with font palettes. Easy as pie.
- Added previews for color palette filters.
2.0.2
- Fixed bug where no CSS was output for some settings with default value.
2.0.1
- Minor fix for the color pickers.
2.0.0
- Added the much improved and overall awesome Color Palettes v2.0 styling system (all modesty aside).
- Minor improvements that are secondary to the one above. Enjoy.
1.9.1
- Fixed the Customizer JS crash due to wrong merge.
1.9.0
- Added ability to modify existing Customizer panels, sections, controls
- Added system for admin notifications
- Overall enhancements for more performance and stability
1.8.0
- Added altered state for colors in the current color palette when any of the controls connected to the color has been modified
- Added the colors from the current palette to all the color pickers in the Theme Options section
- Fixed bug where default values were being forced in Customizer Preview at first load
- Fixed bug preventing CSS output for color controls in the Style Manager section of the Customizer
1.7.4
- Reorganized Customizer custom sections and grouped them into Theme Options, thus making the Style Manager panel stand out.
- Refactored parts for more performance and clarity.
1.7.3
- Added HEX field for colors in the current Color Palette
- Updated Google Webfonts list
1.7.2
- Fixed issue with Color Palettes working only after choosing one variation
- Fixed bug preventing some options to live update the Customizer preview
1.7.1
- Fixed issue with Color Palettes overwriting custom colors in Live Preview
1.7.0
- Added Dynamic Color Palettes for a smoother experience
- Fixed issue with the Style Manager crashing the Customizer when not using a theme with support for it.
1.6.5
- Added Color Palettes Variations to the Style Manager Customizer section
- Improved Color Palettes logic to better handle differences between various color palettes
- Improved master color connected fields logic to allow for a smoother experience
- Updated Google Fonts list
- Fixed some issues with the connected fields logic
- Fixed some Customizer preview scaling issues
- Fixed a potential bug with the options‘ CSS config (multiple configs with the same property but with different selectors)
1.6.0
- Added Style Manager Customizer section with theme supports logic
- Added connected fields logic for easy chaining of Customizer controls
- Fixed a couple of styling inconsistencies regarding the Customizer
1.5.7
- Improved development logic for easier testing
- Improved and fixed reset settings buttons
- Fixed a couple of styling inconsistencies regarding the Customizer
1.5.6
- New Fields Styling Improvements
1.5.5
- Added Compatibility with WordPress 4.9
1.5.4
- Allow 0 values for fonts line-height and letter-spacing
- Improved the plugin loading process and the CSS inline output
- Fixed small style issues for the Customizer bar
1.5.3
- Update Style for WordPress 4.8
- Updated Google Fonts list
- Fixed the double output of the custom CSS
- Fixed Menu Add Button overlap
1.5.2
- Fixed Background field output
- Fixed Font’s preview in wp-editor
- Added Reset Theme Mods tool
1.5.1
- Added support for
active_callback
argument for customizer controls - Customizer assets refactor
1.5.0
- Plugin core refactored for a better performance
- Fixed Font Weight saving
- Fixed Font Subset saving
- Fix Select2 enqueue_script
1.4.2
- Improved Font style output in front-end. Now is just one style element with all the fonts inside.
- Improved Fonts panels, now only one can be opened to avoid confusion
- Fixed Presets with fonts
- Fixed Google Fonts with italic weights
- Fixed Range input field
- Small Fixes
1.4.1
- Fixed Multiple local fonts
1.4.0
- Make Customify compatible with the 4.7 customizer changes
- Add
show_if
config option - Fix Conflict with Jetpack – Related posts
- Fix Javascript callbacks loss
- Switch de default storage from option to theme_mod
- Fixed Incorrect Color Panel Height
- Fixed Font field weight in customizer preview
1.3.1
- Fixed compatibility with PHP <= 5.3.x
1.3.0
- Added the new and awesome
font
selector - The live CSS editor is now removed for 4.7, but don’t worry, your style will be imported into the new CSS Editor
- Added compatibility with 4.7
1.2.7
- Added capability to control the Jetpack Sharing default options
1.2.6
- Added capability to define Jetpack default and hidden modules
1.2.5
- Fixed WordPress 4.7 incompatibilities
1.2.4
- Added: Support for Fonto plugin
- Improved the font selector
- Fixed presets on ssl
1.2.3
- Added: Support for conditional fields display
- Fixed weights for local fonts
- Fixed Ace editor warnings
- Fixed some rare PHP warnings
1.2.2
- Added: Customizer styling
- Fixed some rare warnings with google fonts
1.2.1
- Improve default fonts parse, and fix some legacy cases
- Remove google api code when google fonts is disabled
1.2.0
- Added: Compatibility with WordPress 4.4.0
- Added: Presets can now set fonts and font weights
- Fixed: Now range fields can have
0
as default - Fixed: Font subsets style
- Fixed: Fixed some PHP and javascript warnings
- Updated: Font field style
1.1.7
- Added: Compatibility with WordPress 4.3.1
- Added: Custom fonts can be used now as defaults
- Fixed: Fonts preview
- Fixed: Some rare errors with PHP 5.2.x
- Fixed: Some font variants warnings with PHP 5.2.x
1.1.6
- Added: Custom background field with bacgkround-* css properties selects
- Added: Compatibility with WordPress 4.3.x
- Added: Compatibility with PHP 5.2.x
- Improved: Live CSS Editor is now live…for real
- Updated: ACE Editor
- Updated: The list of google fonts is now up to date
1.1.5
- Added: Live-preview support for
text
andtextarea
fields. - Added: Unit parameter for css values(now we can use all the css units like em, rem, vh, all of them :D).
- Fixed: Editor style for Typekit fonts.
- Fixed: Editor style with default values.
- Fixed: Live Preview small fixes
- Updated: The list of google fonts is now up to date
1.1.4
- Added: Ace Editor field.
- Added: HTML field.
- Added: Sanitize callbacks parameter and a default sanitizer for the checkbox field.
- Fixed: Slight styling issues.
1.1.2
- Added: Option to add Customify’s changes in the editor.
- Added: Possibility to load Typekit fonts through config.
1.1.1
- Added: Radio input with image label.
- Added: Javascript callback for css properties.
- Update: Updated Ace editor.
1.1.0
- Added: Preset field type.
- Added: Reset buttons (disabled by default).
- Added: Button field.