Widget areas are the wrong tools for what you need. They are built to offer a choice. Breaking that would be very difficult … and hard to understand for the user. Alternative: Use a custom setting, for example in wp-admin/options-general.php where the tagline and the site title is. There is even a hook for such … Read more
You can use the get_settings() member function: public function register_widget_scripts() { $options = $this->get_settings(); wp_localize_script( ‘widget-name’, ‘obj-name’, $options ); }
You really need to be using the Widget API. Here is a widget shell to get you started. class WPSE_Widget_Shell extends WP_Widget { function __construct() { $opts = array( ‘description’ => ‘Brief description; shows on the backend’ ); parent::WP_Widget( ‘widget-id’, ‘Widget Name’, // shows on the backend $opts ); } function form($instance) { echo ‘backend … Read more
Try to generate your div to have a value that makes clear what kind of content it loads, for example: <div class=”social-count” role=”facebook”></div> <div class=”social-count” role=”twitter”></div> Then, via jQuery, change them by that value, for example: $(‘.social-count[role=”facebook”]’).html(count); $(‘.social-count[role=”twitter”]’).html(count);
I find the problem. The issues are caused by Internet Download Manager extension. When is disable, the tabs works. Is there a way to fix this compatibility?
one possibility is: public function popularPosts($num) { global $post; $args = array( ‘orderby’ => ‘comment_count’, ‘order’ => ‘DESC’ ); $posts = get_posts( $args ); $count = 0; foreach ($posts as $post): if($post->comment_count != 0 ){ $count++; } endforeach; if ( $count > 0 ): foreach( $posts as $post ) : setup_postdata($post); if($post->comment_count != 0 ){ … Read more
Your most likely having an issue with the plugins. These types of problems are extremely hard to diagnose. I had a similar problem with the WordPress theme Arjuna-X where it was loading it’s own modified JQuery library that was only breaking the switching of “Visual” and “HTML” in the post editor. Took me days to … Read more
The plugin you are describing hasn’t been updated in nearly two years. Here is a method to do what you want, in a better way. It lets you use ANY widget on posts in certain categories. Content Aware Sidebars Manage an infinite number of sidebars. Make your WordPress site even more dynamic and boost SEO … Read more
wp_list_pages does not wrap it’s output in a ul or ol tag. That’s up to you. In other words, if you just call wp_list_pages, it’s going to spit out a bunch of li tags, which your browser assumes is wrong and “corrects” the html as it sees fit. Try this: function widget( $args, $instance ) … Read more
You should not need to instantiate the widget class at the top of your code, because of the register_widget function hooked from your main class does that work for you. EDIT: WordPress already instantiates your class.