sidebar / widget wont show
sidebar / widget wont show
sidebar / widget wont show
Joe, as already said in this post, just by the image it looks like the dashboard style sheet of management is breaking. Try the right mouse button and click inspect. The area in question must be within the div with class. If not, try restoring your wp.
Looks like the site you mentioned used a Text Widget. Did you try to add a new image to the media library and then add a text widget on your sidebar? Just copy the full path of the image you uploaded and then add a link surrounding the image. Steps: Add an image in the … Read more
It’s css problem apply some css to it, you can do the following when the browser window is smaller than 800px it will hide the overflow of that div, you can simply apply it without media query as well. add this in your style.css @media only screen and (max-width: 800px) { div#box { overflow: hidden; … Read more
$image = get_post_meta(get_the_ID(),’image’,true); This line is pulling the URL of the image from a custom field for that particular profile page. Do you see any custom fields in the admin there? Make sure you have the custom fields checkbox checked in the screen options tab (top right in the page admin).
There will be a code inside your theme’s functions.php file which registers the sidebars for you. You need to find it and rearrange the sidebars the way you want. Open the functions.php file and search for register_sidebar. The sidebars are registered as an array inside this function.
For this you needs to three column 1) Lef Sidebar 2) Container 3) Right Sidebar And then apply the CSS.
It’s hard to tell your exact requirements, but testing to see which handle to pass to dynamic_sidebar is probably your best bet, since it’ll allow you to administer each version from the WordPress back-end. Don’t forget to register each version with register_sidebar The other thing that might be what you’re after is the sidebars_widgets filter, … Read more
you can filter widget titles by adding below filter : add_filter (‘widget_title’, ‘custom_title’); function custom_title($oldtitle) { //manipulate $title as per your need $title = explode(” “, $oldtitle,2); $titleNew = “<span>”.$title[0].”</span>.”$title[1]; return $titleNew; }
Please also check the sidebar.php as well the header.php file in the theme root directory. On first sight it seems that its a header section which also includes the vertical menu.