All that get_sidebar() really does is load a file. Which file you load depends on how you call the function. get_sidebar() will load sidebar.php from the theme directory. get_sidebar(‘two’); will load sidebar-two.php from the theme directory. “Theme directory” means the same folder as should have style.css. That is all there is to using the function. … Read more
Your sidebars will not work the way you are calling them. <?php get_sidebar(); ?> calls the template sidebar.php, while <?php get_sidebar( ‘responsive’ ); ?> calls the template sidebar-responsive.php To call your two sidebars in a template, you will need to use dynamic_sidebar() to call them as per example <?php if ( is_active_sidebar( ‘responsive’ ) ) … Read more
You’ve made a mistake in your widgets.php file, most probably forgetting to add an opening </php tag at the start of your file. Also, I forgot one more thing, require_once(“includes/widgets.php”); should not be in any function or hook Just for the sake of interes, you can cut down on code if you register many sidebars … Read more
If your certain sidebar widget area is page-specific then I think you need to load classes only to those pages. If so, use is_page() with it: if( is_page(‘that-page’) && is_active_sidebar(‘your-sidebar’) ) { $class=”your-class “; } If it’s true for all the inner pages other than the front-page, use: if( !is_front_page() && is_active_sidebar(‘your-sidebar’) ) { $class=”your-class … Read more
To include in the right way in your theme, you need to enqueue jQuery.sticky-kit.js with wp_enqueue_scripts action. add_action(‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘enqueue_sticky_kit’); function enqueue_sticky_kit(){ wp_enqueue_script(‘sticky-kit’, get_stylesheet_directory_uri .’/js/jQuery.sticky-kit.js’, array(‘jquery’) ); } Then in order to use it you’ll need to add a small a little js $(“#sticky_item”).stick_in_parent(); // or $(“#sticky_item”).stick_in_parent(options); That can be done with wp_head action, add_action(‘wp_head’, ‘mycustom_sticky’); … Read more
The declaration in your footer tells WordPress to find the sidebar-social_media_sidebar_widgets.php file and apply it there. I think what you want is to declare: <?php dynamic_sidebar( ‘social_media_sidebar_widgets’ ); ?> in your footer.php file.
Well, let me first describe the full code in code comments. Please read the comments carefully- // By this below code you are returning TRUE to the filter ‘tve_dash_enqueue_frontend’ filter. Which is I think, is turning something on. add_filter( ‘tve_dash_enqueue_frontend’, ‘__return_true’ ); // Here you are hooking the `widget_posts_args` filter with `my_widget_posts_args` function. add_filter( ‘widget_posts_args’, … Read more
You’re using a mix of echoing and returning. Here you’re starting by echoing: echo ‘<div class=”clear”></div>’; Here you’re putting the output into a variable (correctly): $output=”<div class=”row”>”; And here you’re just writing the content in quotes without echoing or assigning to a variable: ‘<div class=”col-md-8 grid-entry-wrapper”> <!– grid-entry-wrapper open –> <!– BLOG LOOP –> </div><!– … Read more
First, most themes have multiple page templates you can choose from. Please check: go to cart page (in wp-admin). See side metabox ‘Page Attributes’. There you can set the page template, does it have something like ‘full_width’? You can also try a different hook, like wp_head. Example: add_action( ‘wp_head’, ‘urun_sidebar_kaldir’ ); Let me know. After … Read more
Registration of meta field must happen outside of admin area check. I had it enclosed in if (is_admin) check, so it was only happening when it passed this test. This was incorrect. The question is duplicate and original question and answer are here: Plugin Sidebar is not Saving Meta Attribute to Post/Page after “Update”