the_widget() – filter only one instance
the_widget() – filter only one instance
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customise template to only show custom post type entries
customise template to only show custom post type entries
How to handle many different menus?
If I understand your question right, here is the code to show the list of page siblings (having the same parent). Call the function from the sidebar. <?php function show_page_siblings( $id ) { $parent_id = wp_get_post_parent_id( $id ); // show only on child pages if( 0 == $parent_id ) { return; } $siblings = get_pages( … Read more
Sidebar on the wrong side of the page
I just checked your site, if you want to move the sidebar to the left, add this to your CSS. @media (min-width:992px) { .col-md-1,.col-md-10,.col-md-11,.col-md-12,.col-md-2,.col-md-3,.col-md-4,.col-md-5,.col-md-6,.col-md-7,.col-md-8,.col-md-9 { float:right; } } In case you don’t know how to add CSS, check this out.
Adding sidebar to template creates horizontal gap the size of the side bar
I’d guess that the get_sidebar() inside the loop is causing the problem. It should be outside the loop. The way it is now, one post is displayed, then you call the get_sidebar() code, which displays the sidebar stuff, then the loop continues with the next post. Move the get_sidebar() outside the loop.
WordPress CPT save metadata in gutenberg
WordPress CPT save metadata in gutenberg
Best practices regarding the creation of custom widgets?
Literally, you can place the widget code anywhere inside your theme files (except template files) and include them from functions.php file. functions.php is the only file that WordPress includes when you theme is active There is no best practice where you put them, but that doesn’t mean you should mess things up. It is best … Read more
How to display custom sidebar in wordpress 5.5.2
How to display custom sidebar in wordpress 5.5.2
display menus on all page except one?
As I noted in my comment, you can use the negation operator, like so: if ( ! is_page( ‘phnom-penh’ ) ) { get_sidebar( ‘not-phnom-penh’ ); } else { get_sidebar( ‘phnom-penh’ ); } Note the ! before the is_page – that means NOT. Also note that if you use more than once condition via || or … Read more
How to add an entry to the Page/Post Settings Sidebar? [duplicate]
This question has already been posted and answered: Follow Get a Sidebar up and Running from the WordPress doc, but use PluginDocumentSettingPanel instead of PluginSidebar.