I am guessing, at least partially, but it sounds like the FaceBook content is loaded as a filter on the_content, which you run on both blocks of content. The quick fix, keeping most of your code intact, would be to remove the FaceBook filter for the first array, then put it back for the second. … Read more
The fast way to do this is to just change how it is loaded, open index.php and move this code: <?php get_sidebar(); ?> From line 73 and put it under get_header(); ?> around line 18, so it should look like: get_header(); ?> <?php get_sidebar(); ?> <div id=”primary” class=”site-content”> // rest of twentytwelve code. Ps. I … Read more
uploading a fresh version of widgets.php which widgets.php? I guess you updated wp-admin/includes/widgets.php? you actually need to update wp-includes/widgets.php where dynamic_sidebar function defined in.
Add a custom taxonomy if you don’t need to store much additional information. It’s the easiest way to get a set of labels that you can assign to page. Here’s the basic method for using a custom taxonomy based on this codex page: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/register_taxonomy add_action( ‘init’, ‘create_clinic_tax’ ); function create_clinic_tax() { register_taxonomy( ‘clinic’, ‘page’, // … Read more
You could either read the role of the current user, then show the desired sidebar elements, or (what I’d prefer) check for certain capabilities. User Role global $current_user; $roles = $current_user->roles; $role = array_shift( $roles ); switch ( $role ) { case … } Capabilities if ( current_user_can( SOME_CAP ) ) { } elseif ( … Read more
Yes, you can separate your code and markup into multiple files. Be aware of scope issues when you use include, but done carefully it should be no problem. Since you are in WordPress and building a theme, I would suggest get_template_part over a raw include. In many ways, “chopping” up your theme files is what … Read more
There is a body_class set for the home page called full-width-content. That suggests to me that: The homepage intentionally does not have a sidebar. You will need to edit the template appropriate template file to change that. That should be index.php, home.php, or front-page.php. or there is a dynamic sidebar for that page but you … Read more
That plugin does not create a <form> tag itself. It uses wp_login_form to do that, and that function does not provide a way to add a class to the <form> tag. You can see that by looking at the widget method, which is what generates the front end content. I don’t see a way to … Read more
Widgets echo data. Take a look at the widget method of some of the default widgets, like this one. You can’t save that data to an array without writing your own function to process the widgets and using output buffering where the widgets themselves echo content. And sidebars/sidebar-widgets are complicated. That is not an easy … Read more
Well… register_sidebar_widget( $name, $output_callback, $classname ); vs. wp_register_sidebar_widget( $id, $name, $output_callback, $options, $params, … ); It is simple enough to check the Codex entries for each: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/register_sidebar_widget http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_register_sidebar_widget Beyond that, I am not quite sure what the question is. You might want to look into the register_widget function instead of either of those, though.