Devin Price

If you set your options up like this:

$options['example_text_mini'] = array(
		'name' => __('Input Text Mini', 'options_check'),
		'desc' => __('A mini text input field.', 'options_check'),
		'id' => 'example_text_mini',
		'std' => 'Default',
		'class' => 'mini',
		'type' => 'text');

Rather than this:

$options[] = array(
		'name' => __('Input Text Mini', 'options_check'),
		'desc' => __('A mini text input field.', 'options_check'),
		'id' => 'example_text_mini',
		'std' => 'Default',
		'class' => 'mini',
		'type' => 'text');

My method should work for you, and be a bit cleaner.

I also mention that in this post about the customizer:
http://wptheming.com/2012/07/options-framework-theme-customizer/

The function “optionsframework_options” is in your theme. That’s how the options are defined and used by the framework. Look in “options.php”.

You need to pull the array from there, because that’s where the “std” definitions are for each option.

You could write a function to help you get it.

function of_get_default( $option ) {
     $defaults = optionsframework_options();
     if ( isset( $defaults[$option]['std'] ) ) {
          return $defaults[$option]['std'];
     }
     return false; // default if no std is set
}

Then use something like this:

of_get_option( 'option', of_get_default('option' ) );