You can use this snippet. Just make sure you change the widget id : <?php add_filter( ‘widget_display_callback’, ‘widget_display’, 50, 3 ); function widget_display( $instance, $widget, $args ){ if ( is_page() && $widget->id == ‘text-39’ ) { return false; } return $instance; } ?> The easiest way is to use a WordPress plugin though. There are … Read more
It sounds like your widget references the global $loop for some reason. This could possibly be due to the internals of the Widget class or due to interference of other plugins, i guess. As a first step, to be on the safe side, try using a different variable name. The global loop is referred to … Read more
I would recommend creating a custom template and utilize a custom query to do this. This is because changing the maximum posts to any number will affect every page that has a list of posts unless you specify otherwise. By making your own query you can set the number of posts you want by using … Read more
Had a similar problem – from what I’ve read on Timely site, widget is only designed for use on external sites and causes conflicts on pages also displaying the calendar. Shame, but can’t see a workaround.
Neither wp_enqueue_style() nor wp_register_style() have a parameter to allow them to be loaded in the head, rather than the footer, as their script counterparts do. The only solution is to have some of your CSS (or all of it – which would be bad) inside a style tag inside head, added with the wp_head action … Read more
Yes you can add an around the title of the widget, you do this in the register_sidebar code which you would put in your functions.php add_action( ‘widgets_init’, ‘theme_register_sidebars’ ); function theme_register_sidebars() { register_sidebar( array( ‘id’ => ‘mysidebar-sidebar’, ‘name’ => __( ‘My Sidebar’, ‘themename’ ), ‘description’ => __( ‘Widgets for my sidebar’, ‘themename’ ), ‘before_widget’ => … Read more
The glob function is not supporting GLOB_BRACE on the host. The code in functions.php can be replaced by $widgets = glob(get_template_directory().’/widgets/*.php’); foreach ($widgets as $widget) { $className = str_replace(‘.php’, ”, basename($widget) ); include $widget; } to fix the issue.
While writting this question, I went further to be sure I wasn’t asking something trivial and it seems I was. I realized the players of both the theme I used and those new WordPress widgets use the same <div class> called .mejs-mediaelement and then I realized it points to MediaElement.js indicated both in the Make … Read more
I got a plugin Elementor Addon Elements having the features which I mentioned in the question. Any other answers for this issue are acceptable.
Where are you using document.write? Inside the text widget? If so, it should write text inside that widget, just like you want. document.write injects data where it’s encountered. So if you’re using it outside the document body it will produce unexpected results (like overwrite the document, in most cases). **Update, add this in your text … Read more