As @kaiser pointed out in the comments, the function reference for Dynamic_sidebar() is perfectly useful. On the other hand, if what you’d like to do is add a custom header to a particular sidebar, you could add a text widget to the top of that sidebar in the wp-admin widget area and place your custom … Read more
In order to accomplish this you will need to also create a separate page template to use. You may need to double check your template head information. Example: <?php /* * Template Name: Your Template name */ ?> This has to be put at the top of the page template. Then within the custom page … Read more
There is but the filter sucks, it only gives you the link HTML: add_filter( ‘get_archives_link’, ‘wpse74891_archives_link’ ); function wpse74891_archives_link( $link ) { $link = preg_replace_callback( ‘/>([A-Za-z]+\s+\d{4})/’, function( $matches ) { return ‘>’ . date( ‘m.y’, strtotime( $matches[1] ) ); }, $link ); return $link; } Using this method you can pass in any date format … Read more
You don’t need to echo dynamic_sidebar(). End your echo, call dynamic_sidebar(), and then start a new echo. To make it easier, just close/reopen your PHP tags: <?php if( fake if code ) { if( another fake if code ) { ?> <div class=”sidebar sidebar-first”> <ul class=”widget-area first”> <?php dynamic_sidebar( ‘pop-news-sidebar’ ); ?> </ul> </div> <?php … Read more
if you are using an actual page template (as selected in the dropdown panel in the admin area) then using is_page_template(‘file-name.php’) in the body_class function will do it. then, the CSS would be body.class-name #content would apply to only that template area.
I not 100% clear what your question is so hopefully this can point you in the right direction for conditional widgets. I will give you 3 options. 1. is_active_widget checks if widgets are active based in the widget ID. http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/is_active_widget 2. Using is_active_sidebar and creating more sidebars usually gives you better control over widget output. … Read more
You’ve changed from sidebar-main in your myfunc_sidebars_init() to sidebar1 in sidebar.php. Change sidebar.php to use <?php if ( is_active_sidebar( ‘sidebar-main’ ) ) : ?> <?php dynamic_sidebar( ‘sidebar-main’ ); ?>
There are many solutions to your problem, I guess. Two solutions I would recommend are: 1. Register multiple sidebars. Register more sidebars and then include them conditionally in page templates. So if you need different sidebar for each category (let’s say you have 2 categories), then register 2 more sidebars (sidebar-cat-1, sidebar-cat-2) and then replace … Read more
Add this to the functions.php theme (or child theme) file. add_filter( ‘widget_posts_args’, ‘wpse_109484_recent_post_count’ ); function wpse_109484_recent_post_count( $args ) { global $wp_query; $excluded_posts = array(); foreach ( (array) $wp_query->posts as $post ) { $excluded_posts[] = $post->ID; } $args[‘post__not_in’] = $excluded_posts; return $args; }
Doesn’t look like that list is in your sidebar anymore, but I did find it on your “Show All Categories” page. You can accomplish the accordion effect either with CSS or a combination of CSS + jQuery; here is a jsFiddle example to get you started. As this is a display issue, it doesn’t matter … Read more