Looks like they are hard-coded into the sidebar. So you could manually remove them, but they’ll just return when you update the theme. Best solution would be to make a child theme, if possible, and create a new sidebar without the unwanted widgets. EDIT: Remove <aside id=”archives” class=”widget”> <h1 class=”widget-title”><?php _e( ‘Archives’, ‘adamos’ ); ?></h1> … Read more
You did not explain your question well so I am guessing quite a bit but I think you want something like this: function post_ids_wpse() { global $wp_query; $ids = wp_list_pluck($wp_query->posts,’ID’); $scs=””; foreach ($ids as $id) { $scs .= “[wp_value id='{$id}’]”; } echo do_shortcode($scs); } That is very crude. You should check that the various values … Read more
Your issue is the dynamic sidebar being called is not matching the ID of what is registered. Matching: <?php if ( is_active_sidebar( ‘sidebar-widgets’ ) ) : ?> <div id=”secondary” class=”widget-area” role=”complementary”> <?php dynamic_sidebar( ‘sidebar-widgets’ ); ?> </div><!– #secondary –> <?php endif; ?> Register Sidebar if (function_exists(‘register_sidebar’)) { register_sidebar(array( ‘name’ => ‘Sidebar Widgets’, ‘id’ => ‘sidebar-widgets’, … Read more
Simple, quick option: use a plugin called “dynamic widgets“; it provides an interface the where you can specify the conditions under which each of your widgets should appear. Slightly more involved option is to edit your theme, so that it has two sidebars, both registered as widget areas, and include one of them only on … Read more
You can use if ( is_singular( ‘POST_TYPE’ ) ) to determine the type if your singular post. Remember to change POST_TYPE to your desired type.
The child ul comes with the class “children”, so you can use this to target your css. ul.children li { } Even without that, though, you could just use the hierarchy of lists to target.. ul#catList ul li { } would target any li within a ul, within the #catList ID.
WooCommerce have a sidebars plugin: http://www.woothemes.com/woosidebars/ This will give you really comprehensive control- you can create new sidebar areas for whatever pages you like.
There are many plugins for the purpose available: Widget Context Widgets Controller Restrict Widgets Display Widgets JetPack* – by WordPress.com * Will require WordPress.com account to activate the plugin.
Have a look at the Codex page for get_sidebar(). In particular, the section that mentions calling sidebars with other names and the multiple sidebar section.
The simplest way to create the solid color side bar is with this CSS: #branding { background-color: #ffffff; } #page { background: #ffffff url(path_to_image) repeat-y; } Replace #ffffff with the appropriate color used in your template (if they are different). The “path_to_image” would need to be pointed to an image file that is 1000px wide … Read more