I believe you are talking about the three default widgets that are included in the sidebar.php template. I would just simply copy the sidebar.php to the child theme, and then delete these widgets manually. After deletion of these widgets, you will be left with only the following code in sidebar.php <?php /** * The Sidebar … Read more
Would each of the columns have the same corresponding bootstrap classes (col-sm-4 col-md-4)? If so, you can just add those classes to the <div> referenced in before_widget, like: register_sidebar(array( ‘name’ => __(‘Footer Top’, ‘roots’), ‘id’ => ‘footer-top’, ‘before_widget’ => ‘<div class=”footer_teaser %1$s %2$s col-sm-4 col-md-4″>’, ‘after_widget’ => ‘</div>’, ‘before_title’ => ‘<h3>’, ‘after_title’ => ‘</h3>’, )); … Read more
You’re using get_field_id in the name attribute of the “limit” field, where you should be using get_field_name. You’re actually using get_field_name for the name attributes of the other two fields. Try using name=”<?php echo $this->get_field_name( ‘wy_rssLimit’ ); ?>” instead of name=”<?php echo $this->get_field_id( ‘wy_rssLimit’ ); ?>” That should solve your issue. The return values of … Read more
From firebug, you can see the ID name of the text widget, which is “text-some number” and this is what we need to customize. the specific WordPress widget has the class name “widget” (from class=”widget widget_text”.). All we need to do is add a new CSS selector to style the selected widget. #sidebar .widget #text-3564277 … Read more
If you register a new sidebar widget area in a child theme, use this code in your child themes functions file: register_sidebar( array( ‘name’ => ‘Header Widget Area’, ‘id’ => ‘home-header-1’, ‘description’ => __( ‘Your Widget Description.’, ‘$text_domain’ ), ) );
Thanks to the comments from @Pieter Goosen and @cybmeta I changed my way to order the posts on the archive page by making use of pre_get_posts What I wanted my archive page to do is displaying posts with custom field value 1 and named “premium” (my method to create custom sticky posts) first and then … Read more
Got it. Admittedly, this feels hacky but seems to do the job just fine. In my existing customize_register hook I set the following: // Retreive the widget section in the Theme Customizer // We need to cast the return of get_section to an object // “the_widgets_section” in get_section is the ID of the registered widget … Read more
There are some confusing information in your question and some important information missing Did you set a static front page as it is suggested in your code Do you need to achieve this on your front page or homepage Why aren’t you using the front-page.php template included if you have set a static front page, … Read more
The default text widget – WP_Widget_Text – can be found in wp-includes/default-widgets.php. The input is handled like this: stripslashes( wp_filter_post_kses( addslashes( $text ) ) ); for the text; I assume this should work likewise for your custom widget. Additionally there is: wpautop( $text ) on the output, if the filter is set to do that; … Read more
Using the_widget() denies those $instance variables being set, which they normally are when you stick it in a Sidebar in the back end. Try something like this: the_widget(‘bannerWidget’, array( ‘title’ => ‘WordPress rocks!’, ‘text’ => ‘Hello World.’, ‘textarea’ => ‘Some content for the textarea’ ) ); the_widget is for hard-coded widgets. To use the one … Read more