To append text to the end of the titles in that widget and nothing more i.e. does not matter the URL, you can just use some CSS. <li> <a class=”my-folder-categories”>Category 1</a> </li> a.my-folder-categories-folder:after {content:” folder”; This will effectivly make the text appear as so: category 1 folder Be sure to add that space in the … Read more
The solution was simple and made me feel tremendously stupid. 90% of the issues I could find remotely similar to my issue were all issues relating to the casing. Throughout this whole process I overlooked the “_HOMEPAGE” and “_RIGHT_SIDEBAR” in my IDs. Those should be lowercase. id – Sidebar id – Must be all in … Read more
category page flow (bottom to top) is like this: category-slug.php category-ID.php category.php archive.php index.php so you can not create compulsory category.php. open your current theme archive.php. and edit this code. <?php if( !is_category() ){ get_sidebar(); } ?>
Yes, the entire space should be gone (in favor of the main column. Sadly many themes hide the side column but do not expand the main one. From what you said in here you would like the sidebar to disappear and at the same time the main column to expand. This is a perfectly legal … Read more
If you wanna show the content in sidebar if current post content has the shortcode then you should try has_shortcode function. Here is a demonstration- $content = get_the_content(); if( has_shortcode( $content, ‘your-shortcode’ ) ) { // The content has a [your-shortcode] short code, so this check returned true. } Hope it helps.
first add this code to functions.php register_sidebar(array( ‘name’ => __(‘Top Footer’, ‘educate’), ‘id’ => ‘top-footer’, ‘description’ => __(‘Top Full width footer.’, ‘educate’), ‘before_widget’ => ‘<div class=”footer-widget %2$s” id=”%1$s” >’, ‘after_widget’ => ‘</div>’, ‘before_title’ => ‘<h3 class=”footer-widget-title”>’, ‘after_title’ => ‘</h3>’, )); after add this code where you want to show widget <?php if (is_active_sidebar(‘top-footer’)) { if … Read more
No, but if you’re adding extra markup around the dynamic_sidebar call such as a container, it might look odd if there are no widgets. Test it out and if it works for you then it should be fine
The quickest and practical solution for you would be to add your custom class to the before_widget wrapper: ‘before_widget’ => ‘<div class=”widget ul-link-list”>’ Then use CSS rules accordingly: .ul-link-list ul { /* Some CSS rules */ }
Posted the breadcrumbs in the wrong template page, moved to the correct page after suggestion from WebElaine to check which template was being used by placing: <!– <?php global $template; print_r($template); ?> –> In the header.php file, which allowed me to view the template being used via source.
You can create your own custom widget for search and term list and use some plugins that managed visiblity of it like Display Widgets or try look for some complex search plugin, maybe Relevanssi can do what you want