You maybe need to enqueue the js file after jQuery or any other library. It also depends on how you want to implement this (with your theme or plugin), but it’s another question. You need to read more about wp_enqueue_scripts action to register and enqueue in the right way and see into Discord manual to … Read more
Please replace below line: echo “<input class=”widefat” type=”text” value=”{$instSpecLine}” name=”{$instSpecLine}” id='{$instSpecLine}’ placeholder=”Spalte {$j}” >”; With Below code: echo “<input class=”widefat” type=”text” value=”{$instSpecLine}” name=””.$this->get_field_name(“spec_line_{$i}_{$j}”).”” id='{$instSpecLine}’ placeholder=”Spalte {$j}” >”; Hope this will help you
In your sidebar.php or any other custom sidebar file call by ID like this <?php get_sidebar(‘sidebar-widget-1’); ?> Not like this <?php get_sidebar(‘Sidebar Widget 1’); ?> See the difference, I used ID in get_sidebar() function instead of name. Now where ever you want sidebar appear in front-end, there call it like this <?php get_sidebar(‘sidebar-widget-1’); ?>
Turns out the section would be addressed with ‘section’ => ‘sidebar-widgets-top-widget-area’ … so you need the sidebar-widgets- in front of the widget area name. However, since it is the widgets panel, everything except the widget areas active on the page your are at are set to display: none; and need to be set to: display: … Read more
I think you should check your parent theme functions.php for code which should load widgets and copy & paste such code to child theme functions.php file. It should work.
This will wrap a span around the first word and also the remaining words in the title. Adjust the class names as necessary: add_filter(‘widget_title’, ‘yourprefix_custom_title’); function yourprefix_custom_title( $old_title ) { $title = explode( ” “, $old_title, 2 ); if ( isset( $title[0] ) && isset( $title[1] ) ) { $new_title = “<span class=”first”>$title[0]</span> <span class=”second”>$title[1]</span>”; … Read more
This would probably be best done using a custom WP_Query as opposed to a filter. So say your site is about plants but you don’t want this custom archive to show posts where you have your plant custom taxonomy set to weeds: $args = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘post’, ‘tax_query’ => array( ‘taxonomy’ => ‘plants’, ‘field’ … Read more
Widgets in core presently do not make this easy. Please read Live Widget Previews: Widget Management in the Customizer in WordPress 3.9, and in particular the section “No more Update button (usually)”: Widget forms on the admin page have a familiar Save button. In previous versions of Widget Customizer, we adapted the Save button to … Read more
Your actual issue is that you are using $(‘.custom_media_url’).val(attachment.url); without selecting the exact field you need. This selects every .custom_media_url field on the page, e.g. each field within each widget. Since you are using jQuery, you can replace this line: $(‘.custom_media_url’).val(attachment.url); with $( e.target ).siblings( ‘.custom_media_url’ ).val( attachment.url ) However, using wp.media.editor is not the … Read more
Is there a better way to accomplish this using the affiliate tags on my posts? Definitely I would go for an easier option, not relying on plugins like Jetpack. Why don’t you try the has_tag function? Something like this: function tt_filter_the_content( $content ) { if (has_tag(‘affiliate’)) $custom_content=”YOUR MESSAGE”; $custom_content .= $content; return $custom_content; } add_filter( … Read more