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
You can use is_active_sidebar to check if sidebar has any widgets or not. Display sidebar only if is_active_sidebar returns true. <?php if ( is_active_sidebar( ‘sidebar-name’ ) ) : ?> <?php dynamic_sidebar( ‘sidebar-name’ ); ?> <?php endif; ?>
I don’t know if there is a hook for the comment widget but you can call a widget in your template with a conditional to check if there are comments. You can probably also do this via functions.php. Something like: $num_comments = get_comments_number(); if ( $num_comments > 0 ) { the_widget( ‘WP_Widget_Recent_Comments’ ); } else … Read more
I got the following tutorial a very good start for a widget creation: How to Create a Custom WP Widget — WPBeginner And I used the tutorial and made my own first widget for my plugin. You can get all my code here in Github.
Keep in mind that the return value of get_the_terms() can be of the type of array|WP_Error Your snippet should check if you get the correct type returned $terms = get_the_terms( 0, ‘product_tag’ ); if ( ! is_wp_error( $terms ) AND is_array( $terms ) AND ! empty( $terms ) ) { foreach( $terms as $term ) … Read more
Go to Settings -> SiteOrigin Page Builder. Enable “Bundled Widgets” and save settings. Embedded Videos (PB) should be available now.