You should place this code into the file which is responsible for showing page (or kind of pages). Bracket with ‘ ‘ consist name of widget you have registered. It will call function from functions.php <?php if ( is_active_sidebar( ‘widget’ ) ) : ?> <?php dynamic_sidebar( ‘widget’ ); ?> <?php endif; ?> Best Regards
If I understand correctly, the issue you’re facing is that the widgets aren’t showing up when they’re populated. This is caused by the php if statement you’re using not containing an else argument. If you change your code to look like below, it should work. <header class=”fix header_top_area”> <div class=”fix container header_top”> <?php if (!dynamic_sidebar(‘header_top’)) … Read more
It looks to me like you’re trying to achieve a filtering mechanism, is that right? – by which users can see a list of products which match the set of criteria they give in the drop-downs. If that is the case, and although I haven’t any experience of doing this precise thing myself, a plugin … Read more
AFAIK there is no such function. There is – or better was, since it is deprecated since 2.8.1; it is of course [sic!] still in use all over the place in core – the function wp_get_sidebars_widgets() – source – which gives back an array of all sidebars with their widgets. So thinking long term you … Read more
Custom php Widget keeps disappearing from the front end
Read: SELECT_a_Column $sql = “SELECT ‘liters’ FROM ” . $wpdb->prefix . “tfp”; $liters = $wpdb->get_col( $sql ); if( $liters ) { foreach( $liters as $liter ) { echo ‘<option value=”‘ . $liter . ‘”>’ . $liter . ‘</option>’; } }
Allow end users to change settings of a widget
Your code looks much better and all your bugs are fixed :-). (Caveat: I did not go through your code line by line, just quickly tested it though) There are however two problems left that you’ve missed, and that all come from when you’ve renamed your widget register_widget( ‘header_slide’ ); should be register_widget( ‘Header_Slide’ ); … Read more
Because WordPress loads jQuery in no conflict mode, $ is not accessible as a global variable. You need to explicitly use jQuery. jQuery(document).ready(function () { jQuery(“#login”).loginWidget({ partnerRef: 0000, }); }); If, like me, you want to use $ anyway, you can pass it to the ready function. jQuery(document).ready(function ($) { // you can use $ … Read more
This worked for me: pmpro_hasMembershipLevel(6) Or whatever the level is, 1,2,3,4 etc. Mine was 6.