WP_Theme::get() WordPress Method
The WP_Theme::get() method allows you to get information about a theme. This includes its name, author, version, and more. You can use this method to get a theme's information before activating it, or to get information about the current theme.
WP_Theme::get( string $header ) #
Gets a raw, unformatted theme header.
Description
The header is sanitized, but is not translated, and is not marked up for display. To get a theme header for display, use the display() method.
Use the get_template() method, not the ‘Template’ header, for finding the template. The ‘Template’ header is only good for what was written in the style.css, while get_template() takes into account where WordPress actually located the theme and whether it is actually valid.
Parameters
- $header
(string)(Required)Theme header. Name, Description, Author, Version, ThemeURI, AuthorURI, Status, Tags.
Return
(string|array|false) String or array (for Tags header) on success, false on failure.
Source
File: wp-includes/class-wp-theme.php
public function get( $header ) { if ( ! isset( $this->headers[ $header ] ) ) { return false; } if ( ! isset( $this->headers_sanitized ) ) { $this->headers_sanitized = $this->cache_get( 'headers' ); if ( ! is_array( $this->headers_sanitized ) ) { $this->headers_sanitized = array(); } } if ( isset( $this->headers_sanitized[ $header ] ) ) { return $this->headers_sanitized[ $header ]; } // If themes are a persistent group, sanitize everything and cache it. One cache add is better than many cache sets. if ( self::$persistently_cache ) { foreach ( array_keys( $this->headers ) as $_header ) { $this->headers_sanitized[ $_header ] = $this->sanitize_header( $_header, $this->headers[ $_header ] ); } $this->cache_add( 'headers', $this->headers_sanitized ); } else { $this->headers_sanitized[ $header ] = $this->sanitize_header( $header, $this->headers[ $header ] ); } return $this->headers_sanitized[ $header ]; }
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Changelog
Version | Description |
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3.4.0 | Introduced. |