Can’t save widget
Thank you all. I just took code from codex, I’ve changed id footerBoxOne to footer-box-1 for all four widgets, and it’s working now. I guess uppercase chars were the problem
Thank you all. I just took code from codex, I’ve changed id footerBoxOne to footer-box-1 for all four widgets, and it’s working now. I guess uppercase chars were the problem
Change this code add_action( ‘after_setup_theme’, ‘right_sidebar_widget’ ); with add_action( ‘widgets_init’, ‘right_sidebar_widget’ );
There are two ways to see it: Sidebar as a general area of site layout Sidebar as container, filled with WordPress widgets Or maybe combination of the two. The prime reason to use WordPress widgets is that they provide roughly consistent experience, can be easily used multiple times, and can be enhanced with related functionality … Read more
If you look at your browser’s error console, you’ll see the 404 errors for your background images, which will point to where the issue is. This URL: ../wp-content/themes/themename/images/cat-party.jpg basically says, “go up one directory from the current directory, then from there look in wp-content, then themes, then images, etc..”. That works fine on the front … Read more
You’re going to want to use AJAX for this. WordPress provides resources for connecting JS to PHP callbacks which is outlined in detail in the Codex. Basically, you’ll want to take the following steps: Attach a handler to the first category select box using the .change() jQuery method. Use an AJAX function to post that … Read more
Use the array_filter() function, which will remove every array element that has false as the value. Then you can count the array length. So your example would look like this: $sidebars = array( is_active_sidebar( ‘footer-4’ ), is_active_sidebar( ‘footer-3’ ), is_active_sidebar( ‘footer-2’ ), is_active_sidebar( ‘footer-1’ ), ); $active_sidebars = array_filter($sidebars); echo ‘col-‘.count($active_sidebars);
The form reloads itself each time you save returning to the initial state where all are shown. What you can do is this: // Getting the value of the selected field var my_select_value = $(‘#widgets-right select.my-select’).val(); // If there’s no value selected, hide everything. if(my_select_value == 0){ $(‘.widget-test .row’).hide(); } // Otherwise, show the specific … Read more
Indeed, get_template_part is meant to be used in themes only, though that would include widgets inside your theme. Looking at the source code of the function you’ll see that the main reason for this is that get_template_part does some extra theme related stuff before it calls locate_template in a non-default way. That said you should … Read more
The problem is your update function. $old_instance is kind of special variable. The simplest is function update($new_instance, $old_instance) { return $new_instance; } For the safe function update($new_instance, $old_instance) { $instance = array(); $instance[‘name’] = htmlentities($new_instance[‘name’]); $instance[‘divclass’] = htmlentities($new_instance[‘divclass’]); $instance[‘paypal’] = htmlentities($new_instance[‘paypal’]); return $instance; }
You dont have to make a post type Contact.Just make a dynamic sidebar in the Widget area of WordPress.And take the Text Widget in that Dynamic Sidebar , Copy your html and Paste it there in the Dynamic Widget Area you make. If you are not able to make the Dynamc sidebar Paste ths code … Read more