How can I display the category name in the single post when using WP Blog and Widget?
You can you just simply put this code into your singl.php foreach((get_the_category()) as $category) { echo $category->cat_name . ‘ ‘; }
You can you just simply put this code into your singl.php foreach((get_the_category()) as $category) { echo $category->cat_name . ‘ ‘; }
I finally got the widget built. I hope this will help another newbie. <?php /* * Plugin Name: Events Widget Description: This widget allows the user to select an Event name. Version: 0.5 Author: Dan Statham */ function gdd_Events_load_widgets() { write_log(‘gdd _Events_load_widgets’); }// gdd_Events_load_widgets // Register the widget function my_register_events_widget() { register_widget( ‘gdd_Events_load_widgets’ ); } … Read more
You have to use get_results() instead of WP_Query. I have made changes in your code and tested at my end and it is working for me. I have also save that value using update() function of widget. You can take reference from below code. public function form( $instance ) { if ( isset( $instance[ ‘mydropdown’ … Read more
You just need to add media queries for mobile screens. Add CSS in the stylesheet. if you want globally add this: @media only screen and (max-width: 600px) { #pl-2040 #panel-2040-4-0-0, #pl-2040 #panel-2040-5-0-0 { margin: 0; } } If you want to implement only on the homepage try this: @media only screen and (max-width: 600px) { … Read more
A widget class object contains four functions with mandatory names: __construct(), which creates the widget object form ($intance), which generates the form in the admin update ($new_instance, $old_instance), which saves the form data in the admin widget ($args, $instance), which displays the widget on the front end. Your nr 4, widget, is empty except for … Read more
Your shortcode is getting the title, but you haven’t told it to return anything, so a small tweak should fix things: <?php function post_title_shortcode(){ return get_the_title(); } add_shortcode(‘post_title’,’post_title_shortcode’); ?> You could also continue setting get_the_title() to $variable and add a line to return $variable, but the above is the simplest, shortest option.
What you’ll have to do is look at your HTML both before and after adding the widget. Whatever stylesheet (link) appears and disappears is the stylesheet that is giving you the problem. Search the CSS for the .section-heading selector and you will have found your culprit.
Widget Areas It is clear from the above screenshots that the theme does not have support for widgets on all the pages equally. It can be said that, one page supports 4 widget areas and the other page support 6 widget areas. You may also try visiting theme options for this, because there might be … Read more
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