Custom sidebar isn’t showing up on sub-category posts
Custom sidebar isn’t showing up on sub-category posts
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Replace Content of Sidebar on Custom Post Type
After a lot of trying and testing, I think I’ve found a solution: add_filter( ‘sidebars_widgets’, ‘exchange_sidebars’, 10); function exchange_sidebars( $sidebars_widgets ){ global $post; // Define the sidebar which should be exchanged $selected_sidebar=”sidebar-1″ // IF we are on a custom post type // AND it is a Child Page (= page has post_parent) // THEN change … Read more
Retrieve the whole widget sidebar and pass it inside an html
So after some tests, I finally got this working. Thanks to some guidelines from @Tom J Nowell I achieved to pass a sidebar inside a side-draw without the use of any plugin. What I was trying to achieve was very simple, as most of the WordPress themes out there have the sidebar below or on … Read more
WordPress Gutenberg – Sidebar get posts list based on selected category
WordPress Gutenberg – Sidebar get posts list based on selected category
Excluding current category from sidebar’s post widget, elementor, query-id
Excluding current category from sidebar’s post widget, elementor, query-id
WordPress sidebar content moving to bottom of page
did you try this css property: word-wrap: break-word; There is a few others: overflow-wrap: normal; overflow-wrap: break-word; overflow-wrap: anywhere;
Images not load on custom post type sidebar, related posts
Images not load on custom post type sidebar, related posts
“Folding” links in the blogroll
there is a plugin called “better blogroll” I guess it would help you do what you want . I had it installed on one of my sites, but site currently down , so can’t really test – but as far as i remember it does the work u asking for http://www.dyers.org/blog/better-blogroll-widget-for-wordpress/ give it a look … Read more
why does this text overlaps in the sidebar?
Almost missed it, looks fine in Opera. 🙂 Basically these words are not treated as words, but as one giant word. And browsers (well, except Opera) have trouble interpreting how to wrap it. Not sure how to achieve nice wrapping, but quick fix would be adding CSS rule overflow: hidden; to .side-widget ul{}
WordPress Local to Live and The Missing Widgets!
Did you find/replace URLs in the database after you moved it to the live server? If not, you still have localhost URLs as opposed to mydomain.com in the database and that may be the cause. If you did change URLs, use the Woo Themes functions of export/import of theme settings.