I’d start with a basic widget tutorial. From there, I’d add a dropdown on the widget back end that lists out all the categories, so you can select from existing categories. Then on the widget front end, I’d do a WP_Query to pull a specific number of posts from that category. With posts selected, do … Read more
Due to historical context implementation of static front pages in WordPress is, simply put, a horror. This is not something it was meant to do originally and the way it was bolted on at a certain point is opposite of smooth. Under these constraints it would be hard to impossible to say what would be … Read more
I found the solution with help from Jacob Peattie and the article from https://make.wordpress.org/core/2017/05/23/addition-of-tinymce-to-the-text-widget/ Here’s a quick walkthrough on what i did: I made a new js file container the code of my original button, but modified it to the event listener of the widget tinymce jQuery( document ).on( ‘tinymce-editor-setup’, function( event, editor ) { … Read more
In your register_taxonomy() args, set meta_box_cb => false ‘meta_box_cb’ (bool|callable) Provide a callback function for the meta box display. If not set, post_categories_meta_box() is used for hierarchical taxonomies, and post_tags_meta_box() is used for non-hierarchical. If false, no meta box is shown. $args = array( //other args ‘meta_box_cb’ => false, ); register_taxonomy( $args );
This is more of a css question, but here’s what i found looking at your site: This selector will control it: .site-header .widget { margin: 40px 0 0 0; } this is the code that has padding: <aside id=”dokna_product_search-2″ class=”widget widget_dokna_product_search”> Or if that doesn’t work try making it more specific: That box (col-md-8.col-sm-7.clearfix) has … Read more
How about jQuery append method? To make a counter, simply increment i variable every click. $(‘body’).on(‘click’, ‘.add-more-button’, function() { var i = 2; $(‘.widget-input’).append(‘<label>Link’ + i + ‘</label><input>’); i++; } This is just an idea, I guess someone more experienced can develop it further.
Now, based on your full code, there’s 3 problems: Line 60 of your code is missing a semi colon and throwing a fatal error. So: $instance[‘description_check_box’] = $new_instance[‘description_check_box’] Should be: $instance[‘description_check_box’] = $new_instance[‘description_check_box’]; On line 66, you’re using strings instead of proper boolean true or false values. Both if these are ‘truthy’ (see this answer … Read more
parent::__construct( ‘text_widget’, // This should be unique ‘Prakash Author Widget’, array(‘description’ => ‘A Simple Author Widget’) ); The first parameter is the Base ID for the widget and should be lowercase and unique. So you have to change text_widget to unique strings, e.g. prakash_author_widget.
Actually all it did was: Moved its content to widget below so I needed to move back every each of them to the original position. If anybody has proper description why is that happening I’d like to know. Thanks
You just need to join postmeta twice: global $wpdb, $bp; $user_id = get_current_user_id(); $query = $wpdb->prepare( “SELECT rel.post_id as id, rel2.meta_value as val FROM {$wpdb->posts} AS posts LEFT JOIN {$wpdb->postmeta} AS rel ON posts.ID = rel.post_id LEFT JOIN {$wpdb->postmeta} AS rel2 ON posts.ID = rel2.post_id WHERE posts.post_type=”books” AND posts.post_title LIKE ‘%%fire’ AND posts.post_status=”publish” AND rel.meta_key … Read more