You can also use a function like this: <?php /* Other stuff */ function sidebarOptions(){ $sidebars = $GLOBALS[‘wp_registered_sidebars’]; $sidebar_options = array(); foreach ( $sidebars as $sidebar ){ $sidebar_options[] = array( ‘name’ => $sidebar[‘name’], ‘value’ => $sidebar[‘id’] ); } return $sidebar_options; } /* Other stuff */ /* * Trying to print the result to check if … Read more
If I’m understanding you correctly, a dirty way to achieve this would be to use 2 sidebar areas on the page: an upper and lower. Call the upper, then include your code, then call the lower. Other ways might be to create your own widget that pulls in the appropriate data at runtime, but you … Read more
How to show dynamic side bar on menu item [closed]
Go to Dashboard -> Appearance -> Widgets. You are looking for Archives widget. If your theme has built in sidebar, you’d just select the appropriate widget in that sidebar. To create a new sidebar in your theme, you need to use register_sidebar() in your theme’s functions.php. To include a sidebar in your file, you’d use … Read more
You can add custom fields to your posts and get it in sidebar. For add easy custom fields: Rilwis’s meta box and for get its: $getted = get_post_meta($post->ID, ‘custom_meta_name’, true);
Displaying Custom Sidebar Without Modifying Theme’s Core File?
Yes by using widget_text inject content into the widget area Add the following code into your function.php file function widget_content( $content ) { // add $content as you want return $content; } add_filter( ‘widget_text’, ‘widget_content’, 99 );
How to create pagination for homepage with widgetized area?
If your sidebar file is named sidebar-1.php the correct usage of the get_sidebar() (WP Codex) function would be: <?php get_sidebar( ‘1’ ); ?>
I did not realize the page had a machine name of contact_us and not just simply contact. When I do !is_page(‘contact_us’) it works.