Default Transport type for each setting is refresh, however, if you want to create live preview customization you can change it to ‘postMessage’. Take a look at the example, we added trasport type to the color picker control.
// wpsf color pickerarray('name'=>'wpsf_color_picker','default'=>'#3498db', 'transport' => 'postMessage', // Default Transport type for each setting is refresh, however, if you want to create live preview customization you can change it to 'postMessage'. Take a look at the example, we added trasport type to the color picker control.
'control'=>array('type'=>'wpsf_field','options'=>array('type'=>'color_picker','title'=>'Color Picker Field', ), ),),
Preparing Customizer Javascript
To handle the live preview, we need to create a Javascript file for all customizer handling. Let’s create our customizer file name wpsf-customizer.js and place it in your js theme folder.
Please notice that the control name is wrapped within _wpsf_customize_options[setting_name]
( function( $ ) {// Update the site title in real time... wp.customize('_wpsf_customize_options[wpsf_color_picker]',function( value ) { value.bind(function( newval ) { $( 'body' ).css( {"background-color": newval }); }); });})(jQuery);
Enqueue the Script
The next step is enqueuing the javascript file we have created before.
/** * * Used by hook: 'customize_preview_init' * @see add_action( 'customize_preview_init', $func ) * */functionwpsf_customizer_live_preview() {wp_enqueue_script('mytheme-themecustomizer',// Give the script an ID get_template_directory_uri().'/js/wpsf-customizer.js',// Point to file array( 'jquery','customize-preview' ),// Define dependencies'',// Define a version (optional)true// Put script in footer ?);}add_action('customize_preview_init','wpsf_customizer_live_preview');