The Customizer is one of the least known yet most powerful features of WordPress.<\/p>\n
We need to get past thinking of it as the “Theme Customizer” which only good for tweaking colors and a limited number of settings.<\/p>\n
No, the Customizer provides a framework for live-previewing any change to WordPress.<\/p>\n
In WordPress 3.9 I led development of incorporating Widget management to the Customizer, and I’d like to get on a soapbox to get people excited about developing their own custom controls for the Customizer.<\/p>\n
Weston is passionate about the Open Web, the freedom of information and the interconnectedness of people and devices.<\/p>\n
He\u2019s been heavily involved in web development since the late 90\u2019s and has a degree in Computer Science.<\/p>\n
He started a blog on WordPress 1.2\u2014when WordPress was just a year old\u2014and he started developing with WordPress primarily since 2007.<\/p>\n
Weston heads up development at X-Team WP, and he is a core contributor to WordPress and a component maintainer for the Customizer.<\/p>\n
Weston lives in Portland, Oregon with his wife and two young boys, and he loves working from home so he can spend lots of time with them.<\/p>\n
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