I think you should be able to register your stylesheet with wp_register_style(), then load the stylesheet via wp_enqueue_style() from within the shortcode’s function, so it only loads when the shortcode is executed. For a rundown on how this will work here’s a good article. It refers to scripts, but I believe the same is true … Read more
If anyone will ever have these issues, here are some solutions: deactivate WP UI plugin – but if you still want to use it, try to modify wp_register_script( ‘wpui-script-before’, site_url( ‘?wpui-script=before’ ), ___something___ ); to wp_register_script( ‘wpui-script-before’, home_url( ‘?wpui-script=before’ ), _____something_____ ); in: /wp-content/plugins/wp-ui/wp-ui.php /wp-content/plugins/wp-ui/admin/wpUI-options.php /wp-content/plugins/wp-ui/inc/widgets.php
Custom widget not appearing on front end
I have deleted the lines of code I mentioned above and only left the remaining code in sidebar.php. The problem was they were hard coded so they appear if visibility is set to hidden to the sidebar widgets.
Is it default text widget? If yes, then I don’t think there is a way. Why don’t you create a custom text widget? And before echoing output process the text whatever you wants to do? The logic is, you will create another widget, that will take some text (or html?) and you will process that … Read more
Title not Emptying in a Widget
UPDATE: You just have to put this code in your custom-css area in the wordpress customizer: .wpb_wrapper {font-family: playfair display;} But this will affect all items on your site with the CSS-Class “.wpb_wrapper” so maybe you should look for a way to specifice the CSS-Classes and CSS-IDs for single elements of your page if you … Read more
Allowing HTML elements in title widgets spacing problem
Text widget is placing everything side by side. I want to post it above
Change values on several pages