You can try using Vertical Scroll Recent Post plugin. It enables you to scroll the recent posts vertically. You can specify the number of posts to scroll. You can also choose the category and the order. .
If the 12 elements are static HTML, you can just create 12 text widgets. If they’re not, it depends on what you mean by “easy to manage”. I, for one, prefer to be able to easily manage my code via SVN. Using widgets obscures that. If you just want them to be in separate files, … Read more
Redrag and drop them in the widgets area.
Try installing the JetPack plugin, which includes several of the .com features for your stand-alone blog. There’s a Twitter widget in there that might be the one you were using.
Add a metabox to your post type, see this answer for details. In you sidebar look for the post meta key _t5_extra_box and display its content if it is available. But … I would do this in a plugin and move the rendering into a widget. This is about content mostly, so it doesn’t really … Read more
If I’m understainding you correctly, you’ve hardcoded the wp_list_pages() function in to the widgetized area of the theme’s sidebar, and then, when you add a widget using WordPress’ back end Appearance->Widgets then you no longer see the output of the wp_list_pages() function? If that’s the case, then I think we’ve found your problem. If code … Read more
Looks like they are hard-coded into the sidebar. So you could manually remove them, but they’ll just return when you update the theme. Best solution would be to make a child theme, if possible, and create a new sidebar without the unwanted widgets. EDIT: Remove <aside id=”archives” class=”widget”> <h1 class=”widget-title”><?php _e( ‘Archives’, ‘adamos’ ); ?></h1> … Read more
You may add before as well as after class to the sidebar when you define it into functions.php. <?php $args = array( ‘name’ => __( ‘Sidebar name’, ‘theme_text_domain’ ), ‘id’ => ‘unique-sidebar-id’, ‘description’ => ”, ‘class’ => ”, ‘before_widget’ => ‘<li id=”%1$s” class=”widget %2$s”>’, //You can change class/id here ‘after_widget’ => ‘</li>’, ‘before_title’ => ‘<h2 … Read more
Jetpack’s Subscriptions feature relies on WordPress.com. The emails sent via the feature are not sent from your own server, but from WordPress.com. You will consequently want to contact the Jetpack support team via this contact form. They are the only ones who can investigate more by looking at logs on WordPress.com. You will want to … Read more
Refer to the is_page() Codex entry. You need to pass multiple Page IDs as an array: is_page( array( 10,16,19 ) )