Your terminology is a little off. Search implies providing a search word of phrase and receiving matched when it is found in content. What you describe is commonly called filters or facets (sometimes faceted search). Implementing it would depend on your exact data architecture. You might use custom taxonomies, but really there aren’t details in … Read more
Your widget is okay but problem is customizer do not show sidebar option if there is no sidebar is called on current viewing page. You did register the two siderbars but did not call them any where in the template of page your are seeing in customizer. Use dynamic_sidebar function and call your sidebar somewhere … Read more
Looking at the function source on https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/wp_list_authors/ you can see that the post type of post is hard coded into the sql query that returns the authors and post counts. You could clone the function and add other post types as an argument, but I don’t see a more elegant solution sadly.
How to add an “All” category to the tag cloud?
Going through its normal proceedings WordPress will already have evaluated wp_head by the time it gets to the widgets. The dynamic_sidebar_params filter will only be called then as well, so it will also be of little help to get your css in the head. Here‘s something I wrote about this issue earlier. To include information … Read more
There’s a lot of reasons this isn’t working. The best place to to start is the Widgets API page in the Codex. It outlines a basic class for creating a widget. At a minimum, you need a class with a __construct(), widget(), form(), and update() function. You also need to register your widget correctly. The … Read more
I think ajax request should point to the actual WordPress ajax handler. You can pass the variable by localising the script: $js_object = [ ‘ajaxUrl’ => admin_url(‘admin-ajax.php’) ]; wp_register_script(‘my-script’, ‘http://url’); wp_localize_script(‘my-script’, ‘pluginObject’, $js_object); wp_enqueue_script(‘my-script’); Register the ajax request into ajax hook: function widget_ajax_request() { // your stuff } add_action(‘wp_ajax_my_action’, ‘widget_ajax_request’); add_action(‘wp_ajax_nopriv_my_action’, ‘widget_ajax_request’); And your JS … Read more
As I’m not able to comment yet, I can only answer. But I’ve got questions. How does the widget get used? Where is it called? is the ORIGINAL script you posted above in a file like /theme/twitter-widget.php? Or is it in your functions.php script for the theme? Something wasn’t configured to run YOUR widget, and … Read more
Not a lot to go on here! I’d suggest registering 2 different sidebars – one for the category 3 posts and one for the rest. Then you can add you widgets and modify them as required.
It sounds as though you just need to create your post type templates. The archive of storylist posts will look for a template named archive-storylist.php to display posts. A single post of type storylist will attempt to use single-storylist.php to display that post. In either situation, if those files do not exist, WordPress follows the … Read more