How to give a File Upload option in wordpress Widget backend?
How to give a File Upload option in wordpress Widget backend?
How to give a File Upload option in wordpress Widget backend?
I have a feeling that WordPress does not allow you to use shortcodes in sidebars by default. Have you added add_filter(‘widget_text’, ‘do_shortcode’); To functions.php
Create a widget to display image and Title?
If anyone will ever have these issues, here are some solutions: deactivate WP UI plugin – but if you still want to use it, try to modify wp_register_script( ‘wpui-script-before’, site_url( ‘?wpui-script=before’ ), ___something___ ); to wp_register_script( ‘wpui-script-before’, home_url( ‘?wpui-script=before’ ), _____something_____ ); in: /wp-content/plugins/wp-ui/wp-ui.php /wp-content/plugins/wp-ui/admin/wpUI-options.php /wp-content/plugins/wp-ui/inc/widgets.php
The meta_query parameter in WP_Query allows you to query posts that don’t have a certain custom field. Furthermore, you can check for multiple custom fields. With two queries in meta_query, you can fetch all posts that either don’t have a custom field, or have it set to 0: ‘meta_query’ => array( ‘relation’ => ‘OR’, array( … Read more
I finally figured it out – I was missing the line extract($args); inside function widget($args, $instance). Now everything works as expected.
AJAX/jQuery is not limited to any specific “area” like plugins or widgets, in fact some plugins consist solely of widgets (although afaik the converse cannot be said). This Smashing article might be a good primer. When you finish with that then check out Gary Cao’s WordPress + AJAX tips and come back with a more … Read more
Filters widgets you can use to cahnge the output of the calendar and archive Calendar get_calendar For archive widget you need to use a filters for parts of sql (changing sql statments) getarchives_join getarchives_where
While this doesn’t answer your specific question, it may provide a solution for you. With a proper CSS selector, you can target a DIV of class “span6” with rules that are separate from a SECTION of class “span6”. In your CSS, write your selectors like this: div.span6 { rules; rules } section.span6 { differentrules; }
Widget Areas Still Appearing in WP ADMIN When They Shouldn’t