This widget is built incorrectly. There are 2 fundamental flaws here: It is creating an object using new, which is incorrect. It is the responsibility of the Widgets API to create the object, not you, WP will create an instance of that class for each widget present, so if there are 5 HelloWidgets, then 5 … Read more
The get_calendar filter hook will allow you to modify the HTML generated by get_calendar() prior to displaying it. Duplicating the get_calendar() function in your functions.php file will throw a fatal error, since you’ll be redeclaring an existing function. (You can get around this by calling it something else, like function wpse410569_get_calendar(…), but I’d recommend using … Read more
As far as I can tell, the most right column is being nested within the middle reviews column. I imagine that somewhere in the code (template, sidebar, or widget) there is a conditional statement causing your middle column to not get closed off before the right column starts. To illustrate what is happening, this is … Read more
These below links will help you for creating own widgets in WordPress with step by step. https://kinsta.com/blog/create-wordpress-widget/ https://premium.wpmudev.org/blog/create-custom-wordpress-widget/ https://www.hostinger.in/tutorials/how-to-create-custom-widget-in-wordpress https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-create-a-custom-wordpress-widget/
From your site i can say that script is not being loaded because of wrong opening quote for script tag.Use ” instead of ” So <script src=”http://lookbook.nu/widget/profile.js?id=2303472&width=standard&align=left&stats_fans=1&fanbox=yes&hash=14575a9cd02fd36d2758e5db3cb92b5a”></script> Should be this <script src=”http://lookbook.nu/widget/profile.js?id=2303472&width=standard&align=left&stats_fans=1&fanbox=yes&hash=14575a9cd02fd36d2758e5db3cb92b5a”></script> Update: Add <script> $LB = jQuery; </script> before the other script tag. I mean before <script src=”http://lookbook.nu/widget/profile.js?id=2303472&width=standard&align=left&stats_fans=1&fanbox=yes&hash=14575a9cd02fd36d2758e5db3cb92b5a”></script>
You can use the WordPress Settings API to do what you’re looking for. You can follow this – WordPress Settings API Tutorial ( www.ottopress.com ) to setup an options page, and depending upon the options saved in database you can show different content. Example – <?php // get the stored value in variable – foo … Read more
To get rid of the bullets and change the alingment you’ll need CSS. For the top portion: aside.widget_polylang.amr_widget, aside.widget_polylang.amr_widget ul, aside.widget_polylang.amr_widget li { /** align with li */ display: inline-block; float:right; /** remove bullets */ list-style: none; } ul.social-icons { /** align with li */ display: inline-block; float: right; } For the bottom portion: aside.widget_polylang … Read more
As everyone commented above, you need to explain where you are having problem, there are a lot of ways to achieve what you want to do, Option 1 : Advance Custom Field Plugin: https://wordpress.org/plugins/advanced-custom-fields/ this can help you to create custom fields at the admin panel and display them at front-end, please see the plugin … Read more
You can find the WP_Nav_Menu_Widget class in wp-includes/default-widgets.php:1059 Simply copy the class (with new name – Example: Foo_Nav_Widget) to your functions.php file. Edit the form method and replicate the select option (with new id/name) and any variables associated. Edit the widget method, replicate any associated variables and call your second nav menu underneath the current … Read more
Your posts are too wide and are overlapping the sidebar. Try changing your CSS to: .entry-content { width:55%; } Revision: #secondary.widget-area{ display:block; position:relative; } This isn’t a WordPress question, but since I’ve started trying to help I thought I’d see it through.