Your sidebars will not work the way you are calling them. <?php get_sidebar(); ?> calls the template sidebar.php, while <?php get_sidebar( ‘responsive’ ); ?> calls the template sidebar-responsive.php To call your two sidebars in a template, you will need to use dynamic_sidebar() to call them as per example <?php if ( is_active_sidebar( ‘responsive’ ) ) … Read more
If your certain sidebar widget area is page-specific then I think you need to load classes only to those pages. If so, use is_page() with it: if( is_page(‘that-page’) && is_active_sidebar(‘your-sidebar’) ) { $class=”your-class “; } If it’s true for all the inner pages other than the front-page, use: if( !is_front_page() && is_active_sidebar(‘your-sidebar’) ) { $class=”your-class … Read more
To include in the right way in your theme, you need to enqueue jQuery.sticky-kit.js with wp_enqueue_scripts action. add_action(‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘enqueue_sticky_kit’); function enqueue_sticky_kit(){ wp_enqueue_script(‘sticky-kit’, get_stylesheet_directory_uri .’/js/jQuery.sticky-kit.js’, array(‘jquery’) ); } Then in order to use it you’ll need to add a small a little js $(“#sticky_item”).stick_in_parent(); // or $(“#sticky_item”).stick_in_parent(options); That can be done with wp_head action, add_action(‘wp_head’, ‘mycustom_sticky’); … Read more
Registration of meta field must happen outside of admin area check. I had it enclosed in if (is_admin) check, so it was only happening when it passed this test. This was incorrect. The question is duplicate and original question and answer are here: Plugin Sidebar is not Saving Meta Attribute to Post/Page after “Update”
You shouldn’t save dynamic_sidebar in a variable because it always echoes out the widget. the following should work. <?php echo ‘<div class=”row-container”> <div class=”row row-parent’ . $row_classes . $limit_content_width . ‘”> <div class=”row-inner”>’; if(($layout === ‘sidebar_right’) && is_active_sidebar( ‘sidebar-messages-single’ )) { dynamic_sidebar( ‘sidebar-messages-single’ ); } echo ‘<div class=”col-lg-‘ . $sidebar_size . ‘”> <div class=”uncol style-‘ … Read more
You can edit the sidebar.php (or any sidebar-xxx.php file, depends on your theme) and interface with your database using the wpdb class. If your historical events are in the same DB as wordpress you can use the wpdb class straight away, if they are in another DB you can instanciate a new wpdb class with … Read more
If you don’t need the others settings from register_sidebar, that’s fine. That’s not fine. 🙂 To render your sidebar you need to call dynamic_sidebar($index); In your case it would be: dynamic_sidebar(‘Right Sidebar’); see the codex page for dynamic sidebar http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/dynamic_sidebar Your current code says (short version): If there is no sidebar, then do my custom … Read more
You can either pass Name or ID of dynamic sidebar to dynamic_sidebar. http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/dynamic_sidebar
If Ribbon Lite doesn’t have within its configuration settings an option to completely hide the sidebar (e.g. under “Appearance > Customize”), you’re likely going to have to modify some of the theme files themselves (PHP and likely CSS as well). Removing the WordPress sidebar is covered in detail in numerous places all over the internet; … Read more
There is no ‘default sidebar area’ in WordPress. It’s entirely up to themes to register whatever widget areas they need. So you will need to use register_sidebar() to create the areas for widgets to be added (‘sidebars’). Then in your theme you need to use dynamic_sidebar() to output those widgets. The get_sidebar() function is the … Read more