Filter the arguments for the blogroll: add_filter( ‘widget_links_args’, ‘wpse_76521_filter_blogroll’ ); function wpse_76521_filter_blogroll( $args ) { $li_start = isset ( $args[‘before’] ) ? $args[‘before’] : ‘<li>’; $args[‘before’] = $li_start . ‘<i class=”icon-ok”></i>’; return $args; } Explanation The blogroll is created by the widget class WP_Widget_Links. This class calls wp_list_bookmarks() with some prepared widget arguments which we … Read more
All widgets in the admin area get an id in the style widget-[global_counter]_[widget_key]-[widget_id], like widget-59_monkeyman_widget_shortcut-5 (installed widget) or widget-11_monkeyman_widget_shortcut-__i__ (an uninstalled widget in the list). If your widget key contains something unique for all your widgets (like your company name), you can use this and add a substring attribute CSS selector (which works in most … Read more
Update: 12/19/15 : Here’s a plugin on Github that I developed (using the method in answer I provided below) adding support for changing all widget to bootstrap components/styling. Original Answer I understand not wanting to use javascript, but it seems like overkill in my opinion to completely create a new widget just for the list-group … Read more
The first location where PHP would look for relative path will not be the file you specify include in, but relative to point of entry file (index.php or whatever). Files are included based on the file path given or, if none is given, the include_path specified. If the file isn’t found in the include_path, include … Read more
On a parallel thread over on the WordPress hacks forum, someone suggested using in_the_loop() and that works some of the time, with some plugins that use either the_content and/or the_excerpt, but not all of the time with all the plugins I’ve been testing against. Likewise, I’ve now done further testing using is_main_query() and that works … Read more
I was experiencing a similar problem with one of my custom widgets. It seems that dynamically inserted field values do not trigger the widget form to update. I wound up adding the following to the js that inserts the dynamic value: $(input).trigger(‘change’); where input is the field you are updating. Not sure if there is … Read more
We can also modify the anchor CSS class with the wp_generate_tag_cloud_data filter (4.3+). With that filter we can modify the following anchor data: id url role name title (removed in 4.8) slug real_count class font_size formatted_count (added in 4.8) aria_label (added in 4.8) show_count (added in 4.8) The style attribute is hardcoded, as can be … Read more
WP_Query goes only through posts by default. Try adding page as your post type: $the_query = new WP_Query(array( ‘post_type’ => ‘page’, /* overrides default ‘post’ */ ‘meta_key’ => ‘_wp_page_template’, ‘meta_value’ => ‘templates/_partner.php’ )); See: WP_Query – Type Parameters
The cart widget isn’t showing because it’s configured to not show on the cart and checkout page. If you want to change that take a look at class-wc-widget-cart.php, there you find the following line: if ( is_cart() || is_checkout() ) return; Change it to: if ( is_cart() ) return; To show the widget on the … Read more
Filter widget_text (for the text) widget_title (for the title) Example function add_smiley($content) { $new_content=””; $new_content.= $content . ‘:)’; return $new_content; } add_filter(‘widget_text’, ‘add_smiley’); Note that this works only for the content so not if you have a widget with only a title. Reference http://codex.wordpress.org/WordPress_Widgets https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1385954/do-wordpress-widget-or-sidebar-hooks-exist https://stackoverflow.com/search?q=wordpress+widget