For whatever reason, maybe it was caching-related, but waiting a day and then adding this code at the bottom of functions.php solved the issue: if (function_exists(“register_sidebar”)) { register_sidebar(); } According to this article – see the ‘How do I add the Widgets menu option’ https://elementor.com/help/hello-theme-tips/ So then the full code for my functions.php file within … Read more
…as I said I was lost in a glass of water. Here’s how I solved the problem in the situation described above (maybe it could help to newby React guys like me, but maybe some experts could provide a better solution): const ParentItem = ({ state, setState }) => { return ( <PanelBody title={__(“Parent item”, … Read more
Sometimes you don’t realize that built-in features exist, even when you’re a veteran user. I had overlooked that categories have a sidebar choice feature. No wonder nobody answered.
So meanwhile I have learned some more about React and Gutenberg and the answer was really simple. There are better ways but show and hiding with CSS works. So it’s a first step in the right direction I think. get the status of the toggle in the withSelect part of the input field, checkToggle : … Read more
Need to make sidebar responsive only when screen width is greater than 1024px
Mobile Menu and Mobile Sidebar missing
How to assign a sidebar to a WordPress page when none was there before
One possiblilty: Keep the new code in sidebar.php in your child theme. In blog-page.php, change the line get_sidebar(‘blog-sidebar’); to do_action( ‘storefront_sidebar’ ); (as in an original page.php). Tested in a blog-page.php page template without custom query and loop, and also no woocommerce installed, this should work. If not, the custom query and loop might interfere. … Read more
Update on this. I got the answer! I followed this simple code from https://goran-s.in.rs/table-of-contents-wordpress-without-plugin/ It’s working fine!
How do I use the default style for widget?