I suggest trying to reset your widgets running this code from your functions.php update_option( ‘sidebars_widgets’, $null ); WARNING: this will totally reset your plugins so make sure you save any widget data/settings you need. [Source] The source article also list a plugin/ and better instructions.
on http://www.southalgonquincottages.com/wp-content/themes/memorable/css/layout.css (line 480) change #main { width: 74%; } to #main { width: auto; } on http://www.southalgonquincottages.com/wp-content/themes/memorable/css/layout.css (line 473) #main.fullwidth, .layout-full #main, .col-full { margin: 0 auto; max-width: 1140px; <– REMOVE THIS CODE SNIPPET width: 100%; } it should be #main.fullwidth, .layout-full #main, .col-full { margin: 0 auto; width: 100%; }
Woocommerce already has a widget called best_sellers, which is conflicting with the name you’re using, and it’s making your widget use the Woocommerce widget update function. Since that one also has a field called title, that field is still saving. Add in a prefix to best_sellers in your construct function to fix the problem: public … Read more
You can use The Codex to learn about Adding A Dashboard Widget at which point in the dashboard widget callback you can add your form or whatever you need. Toward the top of your callback function you could add a test to check if a form posted if(isset($_POST)) Then you can save your values, maybe … Read more
That’s a commercial theme, so it’s best to ask in the support forum where you bought the theme. Few people here will have the same theme. And, third-party themes and plugins are off topic here on WP-Dev.
It’s hard to know what you are talking about without code, but seams like you could check if those pages use different options in plugin like background manager.
And here is the solution! After some search I found the meta-key case ‘sales_date’ : $query_args[‘meta_key’] = ‘_sale_price_dates_from’; $query_args[‘orderby’] = ‘meta_value_num’; break;
Simply placing a url isn’t going to embed a webpage within a webpage. You could use an iframe. <iframe src=”http://yoururl”></iframe> To display the page content from that url. You could also capture the page via php and scrape it for the information you need but you would have to create a custom widget for this. … Read more
Add the following code to your widget code: function fileSizeInfo($filesize) { $bytes = array(‘KB’, ‘KB’, ‘MB’, ‘GB’, ‘TB’); if ($filesize < 1024) $filesize = 1; for ($i = 0; $filesize > 1024; $i++) $filesize /= 1024; $dbSizeInfo[‘size’] = round($filesize, 3); $dbSizeInfo[‘type’] = $bytes[$i]; return $dbSizeInfo; } function databaseSize() { global $wpdb; $dbsize = 0; $rows … Read more
I havent tested yet but try using this, $url = “//{$_SERVER[‘HTTP_HOST’]}{$_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’]}”; if is same as “example.com”