widgets_init isn’t a function, it’s an action hook. The callback you specify for that hook is generate_sidebars which requires two parameters, but the widgets_init hook doesn’t pass any parameters to its callbacks. I think what you’re trying to do is this: add_action( ‘widgets_init’, ‘call_sidebar_function’ ); Which will call the call_sidebar_function() function which will then call … Read more
Actually, Twentyten has a no-sidebar page template already. Modify the template option in the page edit screen: And viola:
The way to use is_page with multiple pages is as follows: is_page(array(42,’about-me’,’Contact’)); You have to use the array keyword
Check the code bellow, I think that should work. add_action( ‘after_setup_theme’, ‘remove_default_sidebars’, 11 ); function remove_default_sidebars(){ remove_action( ‘widgets_init’, ‘starkers_widgets_init’ ); }
More easy & elegant (higher maintainability): <?php // Your sidebar should have the wp_meta action hook wp_meta(); // in ex. your functions.php function my_sidebar_content() { // “About” Page if ( is_page(‘about’) ) { // If some widget is added via Admin > Design > Widgets if ( is_active_sidebar( ‘widgets-sidebar-default’ ) ) { // Display Widgets … Read more
I suppose you are doing something like this: <?php if ( ! dynamic_sidebar( ‘widget-area’ ) ) : ?> Your sidebar code goes here. <?php endif; ?> If yes, do this instead: Your sidebar code goes here. <?php dynamic_sidebar( ‘widget-area’ ); ?>
Does the markup after <?php get_sidebar(); ?> show up? I would guess that this is a silent PHP error, as your lines within the if/else block do not end with semi-colons. 🙂
I think Widget Logic is what you’re looking for. It adds a field to each widget to allow you to specify which post get which widgets. It uses the standard Conditional Tags making it easy to use. You’d just want to do something like is_single( ‘Slug1-or-ID1’ ) || is_single( ‘Slug2-or-ID2’ ) You could also try … Read more
Here’s an idea I mentioned on Twitter. function special_post_template( $template ) { // Identify a single query for the special post if ( is_single() && 10 == get_the_ID() ) $template = get_template_directory() . ‘/special-single.php’; return $template; } add_filter( ‘template_include’, ‘special_post_template’ );
Calling image_resize() would be difficult, since it would search for the image in your main blog’s upload directory. If it is a fixed image size I would just add it to the configuration of your photoblog, so it is created there when you upload new images (you can then rebuild your old image thumbnails). In … Read more