WP_Customize_Control::active_callback() WordPress Method

The WP_Customize_Control::active_callback() method is used to determine whether a Customizer control is active. This method is called when the Customizer is first loaded, and whenever a setting is changed that could affect the control. The control is considered active if the active_callback() method returns true. The active_callback() method can be used to hide or show a control based on the value of another setting. For example, you could use the active_callback() method to show a control only when the 'show_on_front' setting is set to 'posts'. You can also use the active_callback() method to show or hide a control based on the capabilities of the current user. For example, you could use the active_callback() method to show a control only to users who have the 'manage_options' capability. The active_callback() method accepts two arguments: $control and $value. The $control argument is a WP_Customize_Control object. The $value argument is the value of the setting that the control is tied to. The active_callback() method should return a boolean value. If the method returns true, the control will be shown. If the method returns false, the control will be hidden.

WP_Customize_Control::active_callback() #

	public function active_callback() {
		return true;
	}