Using the Download Monitor plugin allows me to categorize files, so I put my files in there instead of the Media Library. I organize files into categories based on which pages I want to display them. Then, I use a text widget with a custom shortcode to display files per category per page. In my … Read more
do you have a query pulling those related posts at the bottom? the 4 squares? it looks like you need a wp_reset_query() after those as the final square is titled “prova 3” which is the post you are showing the object data for in the sidebar.
it looks like your name attribute is missing the sprintf aspect. that line should read ‘name’ => sprintf(__(‘Sidebar %d’), $i ), otherwise %d doesn’t reference $i at all. Also, it looks like you should be calling the sidebar id, not the name. The name is just for looks. For example, once the above is fixed, … Read more
Assuming that the ‘blog’ slug is correct, your code would work. I would suggest making a separate template for the page, namely page-blog.php (see http://codex.wordpress.org/images/1/18/Template_Hierarchy.png and http://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Hierarchy) where you set up the structure and appearance of the page exactly as you want it to be. WordPress will automatically look for the file when opening a … Read more
PHP has the $_SERVER[] variable, you can use this to get just about anything contained in the URL, you’ll probably want to look at PATH_INFO as a launching point. You can use strpos() (or, if you want to have better results, preg_match()) to check whether or not the string you get from $_SERVER[] contains the … Read more
Can the Twenty Eleven theme have a Main Sidebar at all? Twenty Eleven Theme does display a sidebar on the homepage, but not on the single posts and individual pages as you can see from the demo of Twenty Eleven. If so, what am I doing wrong? What’s your website URL?
The correct practice is actually to use $args[‘before_widget] and $args[‘after_widget’] to handle the id, class, and anything else. In pseudo code: class My_Widget extends WP_Widget { function My_Widget() { //basic widget settings. $widget_ops = array( ‘classname’ => ‘my-name’, ‘description’ => ‘This is the description’ ); //widget control settings. $control_ops = array( ‘id_base’ => ‘my-name-widget’ ); … Read more
So, In your place I would go for Dynamic Sidebars because of the control over Widgets is much more easily achieved. But if you still want use WordPress Navigation Menus to do it, to control the output the way you want you need to extend the Class Walker_Nav_Menu, take a look at a usage for … Read more
You can add this code to a new file named wpsites.php and then use the template tag directly in any file or hook it in using a custom function with theme specific or WordPress hooks. Note: All code can be used in a child theme. <?php // Your Custom Query Arguments $args = array( ‘category__not_in’ … Read more
Sum of the comments/possible solutions plus a third option: Would be possible with a WP MU installation (doesn’t work because of host) Custom Post Types (for some reason the OP needs separated DB) There also is the HTTP API built into WP.