Shane Taylor

I stripped out the bit of code i needed from that plugin, all it does is completely remove the date and time, I’m trying to just get rid of the link around the date / time…

all i see is how to create sections and settings/controls…

I’m trying to display a div on the frontend, and what i’m currently doing that works is something like this:

<?php 
    
  if (

    ( !empty(get_theme_mod('mod1')) ) 

    ||

    ( !empty(get_theme_mod('mod2')) ) 

    ||

    ( !empty(get_theme_mod('mod3')) )   

  ) : 

?>

<div id="mods" class="container-fluid"></div>

<?php endif; ?> 

but I know doing it that way is a little hacky… just trying to check if any of the settings inside the parent section are being used.. instead of checking each theme_mod (there are over 20)

ohhh… maybe I’m not saying this correctly… I’m not trying to conditionally/dynamically display anything in the backend customizer.php….

I’m trying to display/hide a div on the frontend if theme_mods / theme_options are selected in a specific panel > section of the customizer…

something like: (this is super hacky and I’m making this up)

if !empty( panel > section > social_mods ) {

then display div;

endif;

know what I mean?

and no its not a plugin or my theme… because like i said before, everything was fine until the WP5.2 update…………

Update – I renamed my theme and plugins folder until I found the issue.

I believe it was the Under Construction AND Ultimate Member Plugins causing the conflict with WP 5.2

I removed them and am back inside after reverting back to WP v5.1.1

also, just wanted to note that the plugin seems to be working fine regardless….. but I am wondering as to why I’m seeing those errors….

That sounds like a good feature to add 🙂 Yeah you were just looking at my old theme by the time you were looking at this support thread…

thanks for your response 🙂