After many hours of testing and exploring I finally found what causing the problem. If I add class to the button it’s working. But not any class, only class deo-btn. So, this will work: <input type=”button” id=”image-upload-button” class=”deo-btn button button-primary” value=”Add Image”> And this is not: <input type=”button” id=”image-upload-button” class=”button button-primary” value=”Add Image”> Also, this … Read more
Make sure you have called a right hook to register your widgets. You may call your widget through dynamic_sidebar function. Please see full description.
Ok, I finally found what causing the problem and want to share my solution here, in case if someone has the same experience. It’s very sad though that this information is not highlighted anywhere ( codex, wp blogs, stackexchange etc. ). The first problem is how to bind click event to the button. If you … Read more
wp_list_widget_controls() undefined
Oh, Sorry, there were remove actions. I did a search, but must have searched on genesis_footer_widgets instead of genesis_footer.
A checkbox Option for description in Widget
why not tie them all together? .et_pb_widget a.news-button { color: green; //example color. text-decoration: none; }
I would suggest this plugin: https://wordpress.org/plugins/adminimize/ What does this plugin do? The plugin changes the administration backend and gives you the power to assign rights on certain parts. Admins can activate/deactivate every part of the menu and even parts of the sub-menu. Meta fields can be administered separately for posts and pages. Certain parts of … Read more
Your best bet there would be to register a custom widget which accesses the global $post object and outputs the specific meta fields for that post.
Is it possible to dynamically output the name of the widgets?