Think about it, why would WordPress do anything just because you have defined additional class? It’s not magic (neither magical magic or code driven magic). The text widget doesn’t appear simply because class exists. When WordPress loads it runs wp_widgets_init(), which executes register_widget(‘WP_Widget_Text’). So technically you cannot tell it to use different class. What you … Read more
I assume that you want to add more custom fields in widget back end form, for this you just need to create a new field in form( $instance ); function. So the code will look like // Widget Backend public function form( $instance ) { if ( isset( $instance[ ‘title’ ] ) ) { $title … Read more
Yes, Recent Tweets Widget is one of the many plugins which their translations are managed through translate.wordpress.org, and this means that upon installing the plugin (*remember, installing and activating are different), WordPress (on your site) will automatically download the plugin’s language pack (.po and .mo files) from translate.wordpress.org, and then store the translation files in … Read more
The only out-of-the-box solution is to use the text widget and hand-code your HTML and images. However, there are plugins, this is one I use.
You are using the right double quotation mark ” instead of the quotation mark “, use it like this: <a href=”http://www.somesite.com”>Some Site</a> they look very similar but are different chars.
I think the issue is that WordPress removes empty tags from the editor. Try adding in a non-breaking space – Font Awesome should remove it so you shouldn’t see any noticeable difference: <i class=”fab fa-facebook”> </i>
The before-title and after-title arguments passed to register_sidebar() need to use underscores: register_sidebar(array( “name” => “Home Consulatation”, “id” => “home_consult”, “before_widget” => “”, “after_widget” => “”, “before_title” => “”, “after_title” => “” )); If you use that the titles won’t have any tags. You need to provide them to the before_title and after_title arguments, like … Read more
check your sidebar.php and functions.php of the theme, the sidebar define the markup outside the widget; the function register_sidebar() defines the markup before content of the widgets; this markup you must change. See the codex for this function: codex register_sidebar() Edit Specifically, you need to look at the before_widget and after_widget parameters of the register_sidebar() … Read more
How to use shortcodes on a widget sidebar when doing an ajax call?
Instead you should consider using a shortcode. This is exactly the problem that shortcodes try to solve. By default, Widgets don’t process shortcodes, but that can be easily changed. add_filter( ‘widget_text’, ‘do_shortcode’ ); This would allow you to use any shortcodes in the Widget text area. Next would be to get the PHP code you … Read more