Your widget is okay but problem is customizer do not show sidebar option if there is no sidebar is called on current viewing page. You did register the two siderbars but did not call them any where in the template of page your are seeing in customizer. Use dynamic_sidebar function and call your sidebar somewhere … Read more
Here is my hack to add content above the login form using the login_body_class filter… add_filter(‘login_body_class’,’login_body_hack’,999); function login_body_hack($classes) { $classes[] = ‘PLACEHOLDER’; add_filter(‘attribute_escape’, ‘login_body_filter_hack’,999,2); return $classes; } function login_body_filter_hack($safe_text, $text) { // add whatever you like content here $newcontent=”<div id=”contentwrapper”>CONTENT</div>’; $replace=””>”; // closes the body tag early $replace .= $newcontent; // some tag to be … Read more
It sounds as though you just need to create your post type templates. The archive of storylist posts will look for a template named archive-storylist.php to display posts. A single post of type storylist will attempt to use single-storylist.php to display that post. In either situation, if those files do not exist, WordPress follows the … Read more
As @CC said, you are missing a stylesheet. But the big issue is that you’re missing a closing </div> tag above the </body> tag, and that is throwing the sidebar under the content. I don’t know how you’re editing pages, but that needs to be fixed. The error may have been there from the beginning.
You don’t need to do any programming for something as simple as this. On the menu page, create a menu with these links. Then on the widget page, use the menu widget that comes with WP to add it to your sidebar.
Template responsible for product category is archive-product.php. Woocommerce is looking for the file first in your theme folder (yourtheme/woocommerce/archive-product.php) and if it’s not there, it’s taking one from plugin folder. The plugin calls for sidebar with <?php do_action( ‘woocommerce_sidebar’ ); ?>
If you go to your admin panel and then to Appearance -> Widgets, you can remove widgets from the sidebar. You can remove only the Meta widget or all of them if you want. But it will affect all pages probably (unless your theme has different sidebar areas for different page types). But what is … Read more
This should never be a path you try to follow. Widgets should always behave the same way wherever they are placed. If you need two types of searches then you need two different widgets. If this is a specific per client theme you can style it differently based on sidebar, but even in such a … Read more
In your sidebar.php or any other custom sidebar file call by ID like this <?php get_sidebar(‘sidebar-widget-1’); ?> Not like this <?php get_sidebar(‘Sidebar Widget 1’); ?> See the difference, I used ID in get_sidebar() function instead of name. Now where ever you want sidebar appear in front-end, there call it like this <?php get_sidebar(‘sidebar-widget-1’); ?>
The widgets that contain the loop in the sidebar are had caused the problem. The problem is solved.