Trying to insert widget code into theme function
Trying to insert widget code into theme function
Trying to insert widget code into theme function
I think you could do this with using the dynamic content of Elementor Pro. With the loop grid, there is an option to do a custom query with the query id. From that you would just write. a PHP snippet to do exactly as you are looking for. It may be necessary to also create … Read more
Multiple wp.editor in a custom widget using JQuery
An error with a status code of 500 is an internal error. So there is something wrong with your theme. Your server logs should give you the error. You can find out how to access them from your server hoster. Please take a screenshot of them and update your question.
As pointed out in the comments it’s currently not possible to use the navigation block in a widget. I missed the section in the GitHub issue where they explain more detailed that simply enabling the block wouldn’t solve the problem.
Editing the core WordPress files (like class-wp-widget-categories.php) directly is a no-go. When WordPress updates, it’ll overwrite any changes you made to the core files. Plus, it’s generally frowned upon in the developer community—it’s just not a good habit to get into. If the widget you’re using is the core’s default category widget, try adding the … Read more
$_POST[] variable is inaccessible in block editor. Is there any workaround?
Try using WordPress’ built-in filter for widget display called widget_categories_args. You can add a filter function to your child theme’s functions.php that modifies the arguments passed to the wp_list_categories() function, which is what the Categories widget uses (if that’s what the widget you’re trying to modify) to pull its list of categories. Here’s an example: … Read more
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ACF true/false field in a custom dashboard widget?