Create a new folder in your WP directory called ‘Adverts’ Upload all your banner images to this folder as well as a PHP image randomising script I had found with a quick Google search. Place a text widget in your sidebar and add a html img tag linking directly to PHP file.
Try stripslashes to remove the backslash. echo stripslashes( $text ); This is going to replace one slash per slashes group only though, you should first reset all the contents that have multiple slashes. I guess the tab at the beginning is due to the fact that you jump a line before echoing the text. Try … Read more
In the default theme, or if you have one that is properly written, each widget has a unique CSS class name, you can simply add it to your style sheet. If it does not, and you want to add a unique CSS class based on the widget placement, as in the order you have drag … Read more
if you know php you could add it to a template using wp function http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/the_widget or there is wp code to pull in a feed and list it http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/fetch_feed if you want a non coding solution, there are some plugins like: http://webdesign.anmari.com/1649/shortcode-any-widget/
Changing permalinks should have absolutely no affect whatsoever on the parameters passed to is_page(). Are you perhaps changing the Page Titles instead? Regardless, try passing the Page ID instead of the Page Title to your is_page() array.
Pagination has been on the TODO list for a while, but I haven’t had time to get to implement it yet. I would be glad to receive some code from the community on this one 🙂 The only complexity I can think of right now is there can be more than one instance of the … Read more
I updated your jsfiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/geertdd/gNzun/3/ var $widget = $(‘.widget’); $widget.wrapInner(‘<div class=”inner_widget” />’); var $title = $(‘.widget_title’).remove(); $widget.prepend($title);
You can create your own sidebar if you want. add the following to your functions.php register_sidebar(array(‘name’=>’Sidebar ‘, ‘before_widget’ => ‘<div class=”widget”>’, ‘after_widget’ => ‘</div>’, ‘before_title’ => ‘<p>’, ‘after_title’ => ‘</p>’, )); and you can use this widget by using the following code <?php dynamic_sidebar(‘sidebar’)?> Hope this helps
I don’t know if the tutorial uses any deprecated function, you can check that enabling WP_DEBUG in your wp-config.php. Anyway, by the time it was written the new Widgets API didn’t exist. The Codex is your friend, read the Codex: http://codex.wordpress.org/Widgets_API And for styling the widgets admin area refer to this post: Highlight custom widgets … Read more
I don’t know of any widgets or plugins that do this by default. To create this within your theme you would need to write multiple query loop that goes through each category then queries the latest posts from each with a counter so the top post can be styled differently. Quick example. $cats = get_categories(); … Read more