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Twenty Thirteen get_sidebar Question

Here is a list of all the get_sidebar() calls from the TwentyThirteen files: taxonomy-post_format.php: <?php get_sidebar(); ?> search.php: <?php get_sidebar(); ?> single.php: <?php get_sidebar(); ?> archive.php: <?php get_sidebar(); ?> index.php: <?php get_sidebar(); ?> page.php: <?php get_sidebar(); ?> tag.php: <?php get_sidebar(); ?> category.php:<?php get_sidebar(); ?> author.php: <?php get_sidebar(); ?> and footer.php: <?php get_sidebar( ‘main’ ); ?> … Read more

Load more posts (Ajax) in tabbed sidebar on single.php

For anyone that comes across this as I did via the Googlez, I was trying to load new articles onto the bottom of a single.php page (infinite scroll). I discovered that by adding an increment to the “offset” value, and then using $.post() instead of $.get(), I was able to do this. Following the code … Read more

Changing sidebar.php and footer.php depending on URL

So, this is how I did it and it works. <?php $url = $_SERVER[“REQUEST_URI”]; if (strpos($url, “/ru/”)) { $div_id = “logo_top_ru” .$contnet; }else { $div_id = “logo_top_en” .$contnet; } ?> <div id=”<?php echo $div_id ?>”></div> Enjoy

Sidebar on single.php not showing up

It seems that the sidebar checks whether or not the Post Layout is set to “content”. If you remove that check, it should operate the way the main index page does. Editing / commenting out the following lines in sidebar.php should solve the problem (if not, get you closer): Find: if ( ‘content’ != $current_layout … Read more

What conditional to use for dynamic sidebar check?

dynamic_sidebar() produces sidebar output. So case by case: Checking if sidebar is active is pointless because otherwise it would just do nothing anyway. This check is useful if you need to perform it elsewhere for something different and/or more extensive than just calling it. Calling it just works. << so this is what you want … Read more

How to Use the Filter “sidebar_login_widget_form_args”

You probably need to check again how to use WordPress filter. On your code, you haven’t used the variable what sidebar_login_widget_form_args will pass to your function as argument. Please check below – /* Sidebar Login Plugin – Change Form Labels */ add_filter( ‘sidebar_login_widget_form_args’,’my_sidebar_login_widget_form_args’, 10, 2); function my_sidebar_login_widget_form_args( $args ) { // this is how you … Read more

Get specific sidebars $wp_registered_sidebars [closed]

This is a generic PHP question. You need to check whether the $sidebar_id key is set in $dynamic_widget_areas as you loop through. This proof of concept code should give you the idea. $dynamic_widget_areas = array( ‘sidebar-1’ => ‘stuff’, ); global $wp_registered_sidebars; $output=””; foreach($wp_registered_sidebars as $sidebar_id => $sidebar) { $output .= “<option”; if(isset($dynamic_widget_areas[$sidebar_id])) { if($sidebar_id == … Read more

get_posts() in secondary sidebar messes up content in primary sidebar

the use of $posts might be interfering; try to change that to something else like $menu_posts or similar.

creating single page with 2 columns while theme is 3 column

You should create a separate template for the home page and use that. Please refer to the WordPress Codex Entry on templates, as it will go more in depth than I can in this answer. You can then code the template however you would like. You can also style it however you’d like as it … Read more

Adding a meta box to determine the sidebar [closed]

Install metabox plugin and active: /**** Add this code in your function.php ****/ $meta_boxes[] = array( ‘id’ => ‘post_sidebar’, ‘title’ => ‘post Sidebar’, ‘pages’ => array(‘post’), ‘priority’ => ‘low’, ‘fields’ => array( array( ‘name’ => ‘Post Sidebar’, ‘id’ => ‘post_sidebar’, ‘type’ => ‘select’, “options” => array( “0” => “OFF”, “1” => “Left side”, “2” => … Read more

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