Try stripslashes to remove the backslash. echo stripslashes( $text ); This is going to replace one slash per slashes group only though, you should first reset all the contents that have multiple slashes. I guess the tab at the beginning is due to the fact that you jump a line before echoing the text. Try … Read more
In the default theme, or if you have one that is properly written, each widget has a unique CSS class name, you can simply add it to your style sheet. If it does not, and you want to add a unique CSS class based on the widget placement, as in the order you have drag … Read more
if you know php you could add it to a template using wp function http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/the_widget or there is wp code to pull in a feed and list it http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/fetch_feed if you want a non coding solution, there are some plugins like: http://webdesign.anmari.com/1649/shortcode-any-widget/
You need to recode your plugin to make use of the WordPress Widget API
This will remove the draggable functionality from each widget: jQuery(‘.widget.ui-draggable’).draggable(‘destroy’) You have find a good way to inject this into your code, either through wp_enqueue_script() or echo it inline on the Widget page. To target a specific Widget you would have to do something along these lines: jQuery(‘.widget.ui-draggable’).each(function() { if (jQuery(this).find(‘h4’).text() == ‘Archives’) jQuery(this).draggable(‘destroy’); } … Read more
Changing permalinks should have absolutely no affect whatsoever on the parameters passed to is_page(). Are you perhaps changing the Page Titles instead? Regardless, try passing the Page ID instead of the Page Title to your is_page() array.
Pagination has been on the TODO list for a while, but I haven’t had time to get to implement it yet. I would be glad to receive some code from the community on this one 🙂 The only complexity I can think of right now is there can be more than one instance of the … Read more
You will only need a one basic function for the taxonomy, it’s really straightforward: register_taxonomy(). If you want to use a custom post type, it’s just as simple: register_post_type() For the widget, it’s a little more complicated. You’ll need to look at how to register widgets, and saving values and such. All of that is … Read more
Here is what I discovered and use, maybe it will help you: function custom_posttype_dropdown($name, $selected) { $out = “”; $posts = get_posts( array( ‘post_type’ => ‘bctap_templates’, ‘numberposts’ => -1 ) ); if($posts ) { $out=”<select name=””.$name.'” ><option>Select a Template</option>’; foreach( $posts as $p ) { if ($p==$selected) { $selected = “selected = ‘selected'”; } else … Read more
Instead of nuking the entire widget, you should put your conditional statements within the widget itself: public function widget( $args, $instance ) { if ( is_singular( array( ‘post_type_a’, ‘post_type_b’ ) ) ) { // display your widget here } } Since you’re not printing $before_widget and $after_widget, there won’t be any output for this widget … Read more