Search widget will search everything in the site, how to limit to only search gallery name
Search widget will search everything in the site, how to limit to only search gallery name
Search widget will search everything in the site, how to limit to only search gallery name
I found the answer here. They were having the exact same problem: Using tax_query reverses my post_type argument in a custom WP_Query It is a problem with the Easy Content Types plugin. Pippin, the author of this plugin wrote the following: The problem is caused by a function in the plugin that helps to resolve … Read more
How to show all the filters with woocommerce layered nav filter widget
this is posible to do with custom coding or with using the plugin like this: WP Category Tag Cloud
This solved the problem: function my_custom_tag_cloud_widget( $args ) { $args[‘largest’] = 26; $args[‘smallest’] = 18; $args[‘format’] =’flat’; $args[‘unit’] = ‘px’; $args[‘order’] = ‘RAND’; $args[‘separator’] = ‘ • ‘; return $args; } add_filter( ‘widget_tag_cloud_args’, ‘my_custom_tag_cloud_widget’, 999 ); Thanks for your interest. theo
You are missing a echo and the $title. It should be like this: <?php echo $args[‘before_widget’] . $args[‘before_title’]; ?> <img src=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/292262/<?php echo $image; ?>”></img> <?php echo $title . $args[‘after_title’]; ?>
Content of widgets keep disappearing over and over again
Hmmm… Yeeeeh, – I guess it could be done. But I’m unsure how difficult it is. But I have a baaaaaaad feeling about this theme, though. I’ve just installed it. And I may be blind, but I can see no installation-instructions or documentation of any kind (only a readme.txt with aged/outdated links, like this one: … Read more
Adding widgets to my plugin page instead of WordPress dashboard
The loop for $listings should include a call to $listings->the_post() so that the global post object is assigned to the current listing in the loop: while ( $listings->have_posts() ) { /*** Add the following line: ***/ $listings->the_post(); $post_get = get_the_ID(); $term_get = get_the_terms($post_get, ‘Car_Series’); $term_array = $term_get; print_r($term_get); array_push( $term_array, $term_get); } Without this, functions … Read more