Your have created three sidebars and that are primary_widget_area, secondary_widget_area, footer_widget_area But in the sidebar, you call a different sidebar name sidebar-3; that’s why your sidebars are not displaying. Try the following code in sidebar.php: // To display primary_widget_area sidebar <?php if ( is_active_sidebar( ‘primary_widget_area’ ) ) : ?> <?php dynamic_sidebar( ‘primary_widget_area’ ); ?> <?php … Read more
On my default calendar widget I get: <td id=”today”>30</td> so you could use #today. It uses the get_calendar() function where we have the following: if ( $day == gmdate( ‘j’, $ts ) && $thismonth == gmdate( ‘m’, $ts ) && $thisyear == gmdate( ‘Y’, $ts ) ) { $calendar_output .= ‘<td id=”today”>’; } else { … Read more
Just as @MarkKaplun mentioned in a comment, it’s possible with CSS. Also with Javascript. CSS Approach Let’s look at the Calendar widget, as an example. The id for the widget, in the available widgets list, is of the form: widget-{integer}_calendar-__i__ and in the sidebar it’s: widget-{integer}_calendar-{integer} If we want to display the calendar dashicon before … Read more
That has been the case for a long time, text widget existed before shortcodes were added to WordPress, and since then, no one bothered to implement it. But, version 4.9 scheduled for November/December will finally have this enabled for the text widget.
Change function WP_RSSjb() { to function __construct() {. See PHP: Constructors and Destructors.
I had a similar situation. Add the following code to your functions.php and see if it works for you. function my_widget_title($title, $instance, $id_base) { if ( ‘recent-posts’ == $id_base) { return __(‘New Title’); } else { return $title; } } add_filter ( ‘widget_title’ , ‘my_widget_title’, 10, 3); Note: this will change the title of all … Read more
You probably want to look at using WordPress Transients as they can handle both the data and the timestamp/expiration. You can also check out The Deal with WordPress Transients by CSS Tricks which has some good info as well.
Explanation: The issue you are likely facing is that you are trying to add your ajax actions from within the widget itself that may be instantiated on the elementor/widgets/widgets_registered hook. If so, this is hook elementor/widgets/widgets_registered is too late and do_action( “wp_ajax_{$action}” ) and do_action( “wp_ajax_nopriv_{$action}” ) have already fired. Working example: NOTE: very rough … Read more
The short answer here is no. Widgets are written in PHP and blocks are written in JavaScript. Beyond that there pretty fundamental differences between the two paradigms in the sense of where they are stored, markup output approaches etc. You could take the approach of a dynamic block where the block is rendered on the … Read more
Widgets are contained in sidebars (not 100% correct, but good enough). A sidebar is an area in which placement of widgets can be managed in the admin. Widgets are realy an instance of a widget class and usually you can have several widgets of the same class in the same and different sidebars. You can … Read more