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In this throwback, we chatted with musical book writer Stephen Witkin about songs with a pride theme, with song examples.
Check out the original show notes.
In this throwback, we chatted with musical book writer Stephen Witkin about songs with a pride theme, with song examples.
Check out the original show notes.
What is a Make notice?
Make notices occur when Make's functionality is used incorrectly. Often these notices are triggered by code errors in a child theme or plugin that extends the theme. The notice messages help you to identify the cause of the errors so they can be fixed.
Is it important to fix these notices?
Absolutely! These notices may indicate that some part of your site is not working correctly. We don't want that.
How do I fix a Make notice?
Check to see if your child theme or plugin has an update available, as a new version may include changes that fix the errors. If it is caused by custom code, you will need to modify the code to fix the errors. Check out our article about dealing with Make Notices to learn more.
How can I hide this notification?
This notification is only visible to users who are logged in and have the capability to install themes. To hide it completely, add this code to your functions.php file: add_filter( 'make_show_errors', '__return_false' );
ttfmake_get_view is deprecated since version 1.7.0 of Make. Use make_get_current_view instead.
ttfmake_get_default is deprecated since version 1.7.0 of Make. Use make_get_thememod_default instead.
ttfmake_sanitize_choice is deprecated since version 1.7.0 of Make. Use Make()->sanitize()->sanitize_choice instead.
ttfmake_sanitize_text is deprecated since version 1.7.0 of Make. Use Make()->sanitize()->sanitize_text() instead.
