You missed the ending curly brace of the class techno_widget, you need to call the function techno_load_widget outside of the class techno_widget and you declared the variable ‘$blog-titlewrong. You can’t declare variable with–. It is core PHP` convention. So I rewrite your code like below- class techno_widget extends WP_Widget { function __construct() { parent::__construct( ‘techno_widget’, … Read more
$wg_class = new Widget_Toggle_Title(); $settings = $wg_class->get_settings(); print_r($settings); Replace Widget_Toggle_Title class with yours.
I would say it is not good practice to use a widget to change appearance of other items than the widget itself. If you want to influence the appearance for a specific post type, you can work with post templates. archive-{post_type}.php single-{post_type}.php If such a template file is in use, there is also a class … Read more
An empty string is used for the glue parameter of implode(). get_post_class() will return an array, and you want to separate the array values with a space, so use this: $post_class = implode( ‘ ‘, get_post_class() ); This appears to be a bug in the WP Most Popular plugin. I submitted an issue to the … Read more
How Can I Replicate & Register a Widget from the Child Theme
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I was finally able to get this to work using the following code: global $wp_query; $postcat = get_the_category( $post->ID ); $countposts = $postcat[0]->count; $thiscat = get_category( get_query_var( ‘cat’ ) ); $postcount = $thiscat->count; return is_single() && $countposts > 1 || is_category() && $postcount > 0;
You maybe need to enqueue the js file after jQuery or any other library. It also depends on how you want to implement this (with your theme or plugin), but it’s another question. You need to read more about wp_enqueue_scripts action to register and enqueue in the right way and see into Discord manual to … Read more
In your sidebar.php or any other custom sidebar file call by ID like this <?php get_sidebar(‘sidebar-widget-1’); ?> Not like this <?php get_sidebar(‘Sidebar Widget 1’); ?> See the difference, I used ID in get_sidebar() function instead of name. Now where ever you want sidebar appear in front-end, there call it like this <?php get_sidebar(‘sidebar-widget-1’); ?>