Specific support for third party plugins are off topic, but your question can be answered in a general scope. get_the_ID() will not work for this specific issue, what you need is an array of post ID’s that is currently being displayed on the page you are viewing. The current array of posts that is being … Read more
This actually seems like a quite plausible approach – to me. There is nothing wrong with looping through it, sometimes it is the only/fastest way anyway. I don’t know how you get your sidebars, but for this $sidebars_widgets = get_option( ‘sidebars_widgets’ ); can be used. Which gives you an associative array containing a list of … Read more
In Twenty Fourteen, when you first activate the theme without any changes made to the theme, the widgets that appear there on the sidebar are from the dashboard. You can remove them from Appearance > Widgets and you’ll see Search, Recent Posts, Recent Comments etc. in the meta-box “Primary Sidebar”. If you want to see … Read more
You have a conditional in your function that will skip (return) if the current “view” is not a single post. You also have an undefined variable $content – the following has the condition removed and undefined variable fixed (always, always have debugging on when building with WordPress): function newsletter_signup_shortcode( $atts ) { $post_type = get_post_type(); … Read more
If you can get an index of your post then utilize % for CTA breaks. <?php // Your CTA Content $cta_array = array( “Some different content 1”, “Some different content ABC”, “Some different content XYZ”, ); $cta_inx = 0; // index $cta_len = count($cta_array); // max $cta_interval = 5; // breaks every x posts // … Read more
Your widget markup is broken! Check this line $phone_link = ‘<a class=”contact-phone” href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/221244/tel:%s” itemprop=”telephone”>%s</span>’; Opening tag is <a> and closing tag is </span>. Correct it with $phone_link = ‘<a class=”contact-phone” href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/221244/tel:%s” itemprop=”telephone”>%s</a>’;
Widgets should only be manipulated by users, and in general they should not be deleted because there is no version control for them. Therefor I suggest you rethink first before reading further. Widgets are located in two places in the DB, the sidebar_widgets option is an array of sidebars, indexed by the sidebar id. Each … Read more
The $instance[‘title’] corresponds to the title enter in the widget. When a plugin or a widget as an apply_filters, the developper gently had a way to override the current value sets for the title. Now, imagine you setted a title (in the widget setting panel) but you want to change this value only if user … Read more
It might be you’re using the category on a custom post type, in that case category_count won’t include those. There’s another handy value on the $category-object however: $category->count. Try replacing this: $postcount = $thiscat->category_count; with this $postcount = $thiscat->count; The count attribute includes custom post types as well if the custom post type uses standard … Read more
Not sure what you’re after here, another options maybe possible, but there’s e.g. this hook: /** * Filters a widget’s settings before saving. * * Returning false will effectively short-circuit the widget’s ability * to update settings. * * @since 2.8.0 * * @param array $instance The current widget instance’s settings. * @param array $new_instance … Read more