That action is just there in case a plugin or theme wants to do something before sidebars are rendered. The code you’re looking for is in widgets.php, just before and just after that action: $callback = $wp_registered_widgets[$id][‘callback’]; do_action( ‘dynamic_sidebar’, $wp_registered_widgets[$id] ); if ( is_callable($callback) ) { call_user_func_array($callback, $params); $did_one = true; } In the wp_register_sidebar_widget() … Read more
There are two ways to get what you need. One is mentioned in Identify the page being shown while in The Loop: $post_id = get_queried_object_id(); Unfortunately, this might break. get_queried_object_id() looks in the global variable $wp_query for the ID, and that variable can be overwritten during the page rendering by query_posts(). The same is true … Read more
The conditional tag for single products is is_product() add_action(‘template_redirect’, ‘remove_sidebar_shop’); function remove_sidebar_shop() { if ( is_product(‘add-page-i.d-here’) ) { remove_action(‘woocommerce_sidebar’, ‘woocommerce_get_sidebar’); } } You may also want to change the layout on that product page to full width to remove the gap and reduce the width of the content area using a custom body class which … Read more
The sidebar is created in two different places: The black strip is created from .site:before, check line 3910 of style.css #secondary actually displays the sidebar information, check line 3923 of style.css .featured-content, .site-content, .site-main .widecolumn provide left padding to the content area should you wish to dispose of that too.
Use custom archive template for your custom taxonomy. so if your taxonomy is ‘XYZ’ , its archive page will be taxonomy-XYZ.php. Now in this custom archive page for your custom taxonomy, you can choose to add /remove sidebar as per your requirement.
See this thread: WordPress admin menu formatting issue – there’s a link there to download a plugin I wrote to temporarily work around the Chrome bug (which is what this is).
A good place to start learning how this stuff works in WordPress is to get familiar with the WordPress Documentation which is lovingly referred to as The Codex. The answer to your question will become very clear once you understand how The Loop works. If I am understanding your question clearly enough I think that … Read more
WordPress provides a template hierarchy which gives you the flexibility to create custom layouts for posts, pages, archives, etc. To create a custom layout for a specific blog post, you would name the template single-{post-type}-{slug}.php You can find out more about the template hierarchy here
but we have to change some little things if we want this when theme is activated.Changs maded done inside function awesome_register_sidebars.Add below code inside in your theme functions.php file: function awesome_register_sidebars() { $sidebars = array ( ‘a’ => ‘sidebar-footer-1’, ‘b’ => ‘sidebar- footer-2′,’c’=>’sidebar-footer-3’ ); foreach ($sidebars as $sidebar) { register_sidebar( array ( ‘name’ => $sidebar, … Read more
Here’s an (untested) idea where we inject the sidebar-inject sidebar before sidebar-target sidebar with help of the dynamic_sidebar_before hook : add_action( ‘dynamic_sidebar_before’, ‘wpse_inject_sidebar’, 10, 2 ); function wpse_inject_sidebar( $index, $has_widgets ) { // Only target front-end if( is_admin() ) return; // Only target ‘sidebar-target’ if( ‘sidebar-target’ !== $index ) return; // Make sure ‘sidebar-inject’ is … Read more