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Call Multiple Sidebars at once

How to programmatically GET (to know) which Sidebar (or) which Menu is being used on Different Pages?

Sidebar generator plugin is best solution for your logic? If you would like to add sidebar even in taxonomy or tag, you would need to create meta field or option field for that. Below example codes is good for static sidebar! <?php get_sidebar( ‘left’ ); ?> <?php get_sidebar( ‘right’ ); ?>

Extra sidebar in Twenty fifteen

twitter widget loads properly in all themes except my own theme?

I’d like to add an fa icon before a link in my ‘recent post’ side bar [closed]

Sorry, I don’t have enough reputation to ask you in comments: Could would be nice, to show what you want to achieve, but you are maybe wondering about this in CSS (if you have implemented FontAwesome already): yourlement:before { //replace with your element font-family: FontAwesome; content: “\f061”; //replace with your icon } Here is jsfiddle

Cannot access variables within a widget

This is more of a pure PHP than WordPress. You are implicitly creating $ranNum as local variable in function scope. $Example_Widget won’t access widget instance in PHP. What you should be using is $this->ranNum, for reading and writing. That will create object’s property implicitly, but you likely should declare it explicitly in your class definition … Read more

Programmatically retrieve the sidebar/s classes

If you take a look at register_sidebar() source it just stores data in $wp_registered_sidebars global variable. You could examine it and retrieve data from it as you need to.

How do I add a class to all sidebars to let a Google Custom Search Engine know not to index the content?

If you want to add a class before each widget you should use the dynamic_sidebar_params filter. Another post explains this well. Here’s the gist of it. function uft_add_nocontent_class($params) { $params[0][‘before_widget’] = ‘<aside id=”%1$s” class=”widget %2$s nocontent”>’; return $params; } add_filter(‘dynamic_sidebar_params’, ‘uft_add_nocontent_class’); Otherwise, go and edit your child theme files. If you don’t have a lot … Read more

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