This prevents the background_image and background_image_thumb settings from getting out of sync.
In 3.5 we can consider using background-size on Appearance > Background, eliminating _thumb.
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* Handle all set/get of header theme mod through these methods.
* Use these methods in the customizer.
Props kovshenin, nacin, SergeyBiryukov, koopersmith.
fixes#20871
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Adds WP_Customize_Setting->sanitize_js_callback and 'customize_sanitize_js_$settingID' filter, to filter values before they're passed to JS using WP_Customize_Setting->js_value().
Adds support for regular hex colors to the color picker.
Changes color methods:
* sanitize_hex_color() accepts 3 and 6 digit hex colors (with hashes) and the empty string.
* sanitize_hex_color_no_hash() accepts 3 and 6 digit hex colors (without hashes) and the empty string.
* maybe_hash_hex_color() ensures that a hex color has a hash, and otherwise leaves the value untouched.
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* Use ajax-based saving, add saving indicator.
* Use ajax-based refreshing instead of form targets.
* Instead of using hidden inputs with prefixed names to track the canonical data, use the values stored in wp.customize. Encode the values as JSON before sending to avoid bugs with ids that contain square brackets (PHP mangles POST values with nested brackets).
* Use wp.customize.Previewer solely for the purpose of previewing; move the postMessage connection with the parent frame and other unrelated code snippets into the 'ready' handler.
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This is necessary for WP_Customize_Setting->multidimensional_replace() to work properly on multidimensional arrays (which was, as the name indicates, the point of the function in the first place).
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Many-to-many mapping between settings and controls.
* Settings and controls have been separated in both the PHP (WP_Customize_Setting, WP_Customize_Control) and the JS (wp.customize.Setting, wp.customize.Control).
* While most settings are tied to a single control, some require multiple controls. The 'header_textcolor' control is a good example: to hide the header text, header_textcolor is set to 'blank'.
Add 'Display Header Text' control.
A handful of miscellaneous bugfixes along the way.
Notes:
* Controls should be separated out a bit more; juggling type-specific arguments in the switch statement is rather inelegant.
* Page dropdowns are currently inactive and need to be re-linked.
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While the customize_render_control- action has been removed, we could still accomplish this with the customize_render_setting action. That said, in this case, avoiding native integration was a matter of minor semantics that ended in the same result.
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* prepare_controls() now removes any settings and sections that return false for check_capabilities().
* Added maybe_render() methods to both settings and sections that call the protected render() methods.
* Stop firing front-end preview functionality when rendering the controls.
* Merged the WP_Customize_Setting->_render_type() method into WP_Customize_Setting->render().
* Removed the 'customize_render_control-' hook; use 'customize_render_setting' instead.
* Added a property to sections and settings so they no longer rely on the global. Hooray for dependency injection.
* Shifted calls to WP_Customize_Setting->enqueue() to the 'customize_controls_enqueue_scripts' action.
* Added a theme_supports check for the header_textcolor setting.
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wp.Uploader is a wrapper that provides a simple way to upload an attachment (using the wp_ajax_upload_attachment handler). It is intentionally decoupled from the UI. When an upload succeeds, it will receive the attachment information (id, url, meta, etc) as a JSON response. If the upload fails, the wrapper handles both WordPress and plupload errors through a single handler.
As todos, we should add drag classes for the uploader dropzone and account for the rough 100mb filesize limit in most browsers. The UI for the customizer upload controls could be improved as well.
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Ryan Boren
Andrew Nacin
Daryl Koopersmith
Jon Cave