In the register_sidebar() call in functions.php. Look for before_widget and after_widget and modify as appropriate. The code below is the default usage. ‘before_widget’ => ‘<li id=”%1$s” class=”widget %2$s”>’, ‘after_widget’ => ‘</li>’,
You can force a particular widget that you have modified on the backend to show up if you can identify is sufficiently. I consider that very prone to error. You should be able to get the_widget to work if you pass enough detail through the (up to) three parameters– like this: the_widget(‘home_widget’,array(‘markup’ => ‘Yay’)); But … Read more
The file name is functions.php, not function.php. Note the “s”. Otherwise, the code should work, and does work when I try it.
The only out-of-the-box solution is to use the text widget and hand-code your HTML and images. However, there are plugins, this is one I use.
There are some problems in your code but you are close, some pointers to solve problems. First, eliminate as much code as you can which still contains the problem. In your case remove the second widget, the less code you have to look at the easier it will be to find the problem. In other … Read more
The new action is dashboard_glance_items. It is a filter providing an array to which you can add items. Example from my plugin T5 Taxonomy Location add_filter( ‘dashboard_glance_items’, array ( $this, ‘add_to_glance’ ) ); /** * Add locations to the new “At a glance” dashboard widget. * * @param array $items * @return array */ public … Read more
A fast and short solution would be – function wpse_list_pages( $output ){ $output = preg_replace( ‘/<a(.*?)>(.*?)<\/a>/’, ‘<a$1 title=”$2″>$2</a>’, $output); return $output; } add_filter(‘wp_list_pages’, ‘wpse_list_pages’); And if you want a proper way, you could extend Walker_Page (ref: post-template.php) class and set the Pages Widget walker to class with widget_pages_args hook
You can install a plugin like widget visibility or Widget Logic which enables you to add conditional tags to specify which posts, pages etc your widgets display. Otherwise, you would need to add the conditional tags to your themes native sidebar widget area’s to control which posts, pages etc they display. Example: If you only … Read more
First of all I have to say taht after a quick investigations seems that no ‘dashboard_right_now’ or ‘dashboard_quick_press’ usermeta exists… so setting it to false like in you code can’t do anything. That said according to the docs there’s no way to specify where your widget shows up Docs lie. When an user logout and … Read more
As it sits, the calendar widget pretty much does just what you’ve said—allows people to troll the archives. Of course, it can be modified for different uses. One site I worked on used the Future plugin to convert the WordPress calendar widget into a calendar of events by creating a post for each event whose … Read more