WP_Customize_Partial

19#[AllowDynamicProperties]20class WP_Customize_Partial {21 22	/**23	 * Component.24	 *25	 * @since 4.5.026	 * @var WP_Customize_Selective_Refresh27	 */28	public $component;29 30	/**31	 * Unique identifier for the partial.32	 *33	 * If the partial is used to display a single setting, this would generally34	 * be the same as the associated setting's ID.35	 *36	 * @since 4.5.037	 * @var string38	 */39	public $id;40 41	/**42	 * Parsed ID.43	 *44	 * @since 4.5.045	 * @var array {46	 *     @type string $base ID base.47	 *     @type array  $keys Keys for multidimensional.48	 * }49	 */50	protected $id_data = array();51 52	/**53	 * Type of this partial.54	 *55	 * @since 4.5.056	 * @var string57	 */58	public $type = 'default';59 60	/**61	 * The jQuery selector to find the container element for the partial.62	 *63	 * @since 4.5.064	 * @var string65	 */66	public $selector;67 68	/**69	 * IDs for settings tied to the partial.70	 *71	 * @since 4.5.072	 * @var string[]73	 */74	public $settings;75 76	/**77	 * The ID for the setting that this partial is primarily responsible for rendering.78	 *79	 * If not supplied, it will default to the ID of the first setting.80	 *81	 * @since 4.5.082	 * @var string83	 */84	public $primary_setting;85 86	/**87	 * Capability required to edit this partial.88	 *89	 * Normally this is empty and the capability is derived from the capabilities90	 * of the associated `$settings`.91	 *92	 * @since 4.5.093	 * @var string94	 */95	public $capability;96 97	/**98	 * Render callback.