simple list all last post about the network, not the popular posts; for popular posts you must use an plugin or track via Google Analytics etc. <ul class=”postlist no-mp”> <?php $blogs = $wpdb->get_results( “SELECT blog_id,path FROM {$wpdb->blogs} WHERE blog_id != {$wpdb->blogid} AND site_id = ‘{$wpdb->siteid}’ AND spam = ‘0’ AND deleted = ‘0’ AND archived … Read more
I have a little to none experience in developing a plugin or widgets, but I believe this is certainly doable in a custom WordPress theme. Output an ajax multiple file upload form in the sidebar. Link Handle the file uploads and save them as attachment. Link After you get the attachment(s) ID, save them as … Read more
Well, if you insist using get_template_part, the only solution I see is to define a global variable in your widget’s widget() function, and set it to true or something. After you call get_template_part in your widget, set this variable to false. Within your template check for that variable, and if it’s true, it means you … Read more
I have never personally had this problem, but to the best of my knowledge WordPress does not have the system to support multiple users managing widgets at the same time, at least not widgets in the same widget areas. Is it a problem to just have one user at a time manage the widgets? I … Read more
Unless you have a memcached-type plugin installed, wp_cache_set will only store data for the duration of the current script. Call or add the widget again in the same instance & you’ll see it utilise the cache. As for ob_get_flush(), taken from the manual: Flush the output buffer, return it as a string and turn off … Read more
You can use get_posts or create a new WP_Query using the following args (or something similar). <?php $args = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘attachment’, // attachment post type ‘post_status’ => ‘inherit’, // all attachments have this post status ‘post_mime_type’ => ‘image’, // make sure you get images only ‘posts_per_page’ => 5 // however many images you … Read more
It is simply the css class of the widget. Take a look here : http://core.trac.wordpress.org/browser/tags/3.4.2/wp-includes/widgets.php
Purely with CSS you could set a width for menu items, float them and then set the UL to twice that: footer ul { width: 200px; } footer .menu-item { float: left; width: 100px } (I don’t know what elements you are using to designate your footer, you’ll need to update that to match your … Read more
Filter ‘wp_nav_menu_args’. add_filter( ‘wp_nav_menu_args’, ‘wpse_79901_nav_menu’ ); function wpse_79901_nav_menu( $args ) { $args[‘items_wrap’] = ‘<ul class=”nav nav-pills”>%3$s</ul>’; return $args; }
The data in the options table is stored as serialized arrays. Use get_option() to get the data and unserialize them. array_walk( get_option( ‘widget_text’ ), function( $d ){ if ( ! empty( $d[‘title’] ) ) { printf( ‘<p>Title: %s<br>Text: %s</p>’, $d[‘title’], htmlentities( $d[‘text’] ) ); } } ); If you need a complete plugin, use this. … Read more