Catch Themes Demo Import

You will find the import page in wp-admin -> Appearance -> Catch Themes Demo Import.

The files used in the demo import will be saved to the default WordPress uploads directory. An example of that directory would be: ../wp-content/uploads/2016/03/. The log file will also be registered in the wp-admin -> Media section, so you can access it easily.

This question is for theme authors. To predefine demo imports, you just have to add the following code structure, with your own values to your theme (using the cp-ctdi/import_files filter): function ctdi_import_files() { return array( array( 'import_file_name' => 'Demo Import 1', 'categories' => array( 'Category 1', 'Category 2' ), 'import_file_url' => 'http://www.your_domain.com/ctdi/demo-content.xml', 'import_widget_file_url' => 'http://www.your_domain.com/ctdi/widgets.json', 'import_customizer_file_url' => 'http://www.your_domain.com/ctdi/customizer.dat', 'import_preview_image_url' => 'http://www.your_domain.com/ctdi/preview_import_image1.jpg', 'import_notice' => __( 'After you import this demo, you will have to setup the slider separately.', 'your-textdomain' ), 'preview_url' => 'http://www.your_domain.com/my-demo-1', ), array( 'import_file_name' => 'Demo Import 2', 'categories' => array( 'New category', 'Old category' ), 'import_file_url' => 'http://www.your_domain.com/ctdi/demo-content2.xml', 'import_widget_file_url' => 'http://www.your_domain.com/ctdi/widgets2.json', 'import_customizer_file_url' => 'http://www.your_domain.com/ctdi/customizer2.dat', 'import_preview_image_url' => 'http://www.your_domain.com/ctdi/preview_import_image2.jpg', 'import_notice' => __( 'A special note for this import.', 'your-textdomain' ), 'preview_url' => 'http://www.your_domain.com/my-demo-2', ), ); } add_filter( 'cp-ctdi/import_files', 'ctdi_import_files' ); You can set content import, widgets, customizer and Redux framework import files. You can also define a preview image, which will be used only when multiple demo imports are defined, so that the user will see the difference between imports. Categories can be assigned to each demo import, so that they can be filtered easily. The preview URL will display the "Preview" button in the predefined demo item, which will open this URL in a new tab and user can view how the demo site looks like.

You can do that, with the cp-ctdi/after_import action hook. The code would look something like this: ` function ctdi_after_import_setup() { // Assign menus to their locations. $main_menu = get_term_by( 'name', 'Main Menu', 'nav_menu' ); set_theme_mod( 'nav_menu_locations', array( 'main-menu' => $main_menu->term_id, ) ); // Assign front page and posts page (blog page). $front_page_id = get_page_by_title( 'Home' ); $blog_page_id = get_page_by_title( 'Blog' ); update_option( 'show_on_front', 'page' ); update_option( 'page_on_front', $front_page_id->ID ); update_option( 'page_for_posts', $blog_page_id->ID ); } add_action( 'cp-ctdi/after_import', 'ctdi_after_import_setup' ); `

You have to use the same filter as in above example, but with a slightly different array keys: local_*. The values have to be absolute paths (not URLs) to your import files. To use local import files, that reside in your theme folder, please use the below code. Note: make sure your import files are readable! function ctdi_import_files() { return array( array( 'import_file_name' => 'Demo Import 1', 'categories' => array( 'Category 1', 'Category 2' ), 'local_import_file' => trailingslashit( get_template_directory() ) . 'ctdi/demo-content.xml', 'local_import_widget_file' => trailingslashit( get_template_directory() ) . 'ctdi/widgets.json', 'local_import_customizer_file' => trailingslashit( get_template_directory() ) . 'ctdi/customizer.dat', 'import_preview_image_url' => 'http://www.your_domain.com/ctdi/preview_import_image1.jpg', 'import_notice' => __( 'After you import this demo, you will have to setup the slider separately.', 'your-textdomain' ), 'preview_url' => 'http://www.your_domain.com/my-demo-1', ), array( 'import_file_name' => 'Demo Import 2', 'categories' => array( 'New category', 'Old category' ), 'local_import_file' => trailingslashit( get_template_directory() ) . 'ctdi/demo-content2.xml', 'local_import_widget_file' => trailingslashit( get_template_directory() ) . 'ctdi/widgets2.json', 'local_import_customizer_file' => trailingslashit( get_template_directory() ) . 'ctdi/customizer2.dat', 'import_preview_image_url' => 'http://www.your_domain.com/ctdi/preview_import_image2.jpg', 'import_notice' => __( 'A special note for this import.', 'your-textdomain' ), 'preview_url' => 'http://www.your_domain.com/my-demo-2', ), ); } add_filter( 'cp-ctdi/import_files', 'ctdi_import_files' );

This question might be asked by a theme author wanting to implement different after import setups for multiple predefined demo imports. Lets say we have predefined two demo imports with the following names: 'Demo Import 1' and 'Demo Import 2', the code for after import setup would be (using the cp-ctdi/after_import filter): ` function ctdi_after_import( $selected_import ) { echo "This will be displayed on all after imports!"; if ( 'Demo Import 1' === $selected_import['import_file_name'] ) { echo "This will be displayed only on after import if user selects Demo Import 1"; // Set logo in customizer set_theme_mod( 'logo_img', get_template_directory_uri() . '/assets/images/logo1.png' ); } elseif ( 'Demo Import 2' === $selected_import['import_file_name'] ) { echo "This will be displayed only on after import if user selects Demo Import 2"; // Set logo in customizer set_theme_mod( 'logo_img', get_template_directory_uri() . '/assets/images/logo2.png' ); } } add_action( 'cp-ctdi/after_import', 'ctdi_after_import' ); `

Of course you can, use the cp-ctdi/before_widgets_import action. You can also target different predefined demo imports like in the example above. Here is a simple example code of the cp-ctdi/before_widgets_import action: function ctdi_before_widgets_import( $selected_import ) { echo "Add your code here that will be executed before the widgets get imported!"; } add_action( 'cp-ctdi/before_widgets_import', 'ctdi_before_widgets_import' );

In the 2.4.0 version of this pugin we added two WP-CLI commands:

• wp ctdi list - Which will list any predefined demo imports currently active theme might have,
• wp ctdi import - which has a few options that you can use to import the things you want (content/widgets/customizer/predefined demos). Let's look at these options below.

• --content=<file> - will run the content import with the WP import file specified in the <file> parameter,
• --widgets=<file> - will run the widgets import with the widgets import file specified in the <file> parameter,
• --customizer=<file> - will run the customizer settings import with the customizer import file specified in the <file> parameter,
• --predefined=<index> - will run the theme predefined import with the index of the predefined import in the <index> parameter (you can use the wp ctdi list command to check which index is used for each predefined demo import)

You can change the plugin intro text by using the cp-ctdi/plugin_intro_text filter: ` function ctdi_plugin_intro_text( $default_text ) { $default_text .= ' This is a custom text added to this plugin intro text.'; return $default_text; } add_filter( 'cp-ctdi/plugin_intro_text', 'ctdi_plugin_intro_text' ); ` To add some text in a separate "box", you should wrap your text in a div with a class of 'ctdi__intro-text', like in the code example above.

This will greatly improve the time needed to import the content (images), but only the original sized images will be imported. You can disable it with a filter, so just add this code to your theme function.php file: add_filter( 'cp-ctdi/regenerate_thumbnails_in_content_import', '__return_false' );

As a theme author you do not like the location of the "Import Demo Data" plugin page in Appearance -> Import Demo Data? You can change that with the filter below. Apart from the location, you can also change the title or the page/menu and some other parameters as well. ` function ctdi_plugin_page_setup( $default_settings ) { $default_settings['parent_slug'] = 'themes.php'; $default_settings['page_title'] = esc_html__( 'Catch Themes Demo Import' , 'catch-themes-demo-import' ); $default_settings['menu_title'] = esc_html__( 'Catch Themes Demo Import' , 'catch-themes-demo-import' ); $default_settings['capability'] = 'import'; $default_settings['menu_slug'] = 'catch-themes-demo-import'; return $default_settings; } add_filter( 'cp-ctdi/plugin_page_setup', 'ctdi_plugin_page_setup' ); `

In version 2.0.0 there is a new action hook: cp-ctdi/before_content_import, which will let you hook before the content import starts. An example of the code would look like this: function ctdi_before_content_import( $selected_import ) { if ( 'Demo Import 1' === $selected_import['import_file_name'] ) { // Here you can do stuff for the "Demo Import 1" before the content import starts. echo "before import 1"; } else { // Here you can do stuff for all other imports before the content import starts. echo "before import 2"; } } add_action( 'cp-ctdi/before_content_import', 'ctdi_before_content_import' );

It's easy, just add this to your theme: add_action( 'cp-ctdi/enable_wp_customize_save_hooks', '__return_true' ); This will enable the following WP hooks when importing the customizer data: customize_save, customize_save_*, customize_save_after.

If you want to disable the popup confirmation modal window, use this filter: add_filter( 'cp-ctdi/enable_grid_layout_import_popup_confirmation', '__return_false' ); If you want to just change some options for the jQuery modal window we use for the popup confirmation, then use this filter: function my_theme_ctdi_confirmation_dialog_options ( $options ) { return array_merge( $options, array( 'width' => 300, 'dialogClass' => 'wp-dialog', 'resizable' => false, 'height' => 'auto', 'modal' => true, ) ); } add_filter( 'cp-ctdi/confirmation_dialog_options', 'my_theme_ctdi_confirmation_dialog_options', 10, 1 );