You can modify your filter function to add the condition: function html_widget_title( $title ) { if ( ” != $title ) { $output=”<img src=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/images/title_”.$title.’.png” alt=”‘.$title.'” title=”‘.$title.'”/>’; return $output; } else { return $title; } } add_filter( ‘widget_title’, ‘html_widget_title’ );
I fixed your functions.php code: <?php add_theme_support(‘post-thumbnails’); add_theme_support(‘menus’); /** * Enqueue scripts * * @param string $handle Script name * @param string $src Script url * @param array $deps (optional) Array of script names on which this script depends * @param string|bool $ver (optional) Script version (used for cache busting), set to null to disable … Read more
Reload widget with AJAX
How do I add after the tag in WordPress widget?
SOLVED this is maybe silly mistake. I forget to create new parent construct to my new widget so it still use parent construct from other widget
Still desperate about multiple TinyMCEs in widgets – is there any good solution to this yet?
For the product category page (which is actually a Woocommerce archive type of page) use the condition: is_product_category( ‘shirts’ ) For the product page itself use the condition: has_term( “shirts”, “product_cat” )
Title not Emptying in a Widget
Registered sidebar area is not shown from plugin.
Loading breaks because you have copied the class with the same name, and you can’t define a class with the same name twice (it was already loaded in WordPress core). If you want to change this widget, you should copy it, change the class name, and register it as a new widget.