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Write before <?php get_footer(); ?> <?php get_sidebar(); ?> or <?php get_sidebar( $your_custom_sidebar ); ?>
Write before <?php get_footer(); ?> <?php get_sidebar(); ?> or <?php get_sidebar( $your_custom_sidebar ); ?>
You could create your own widget that queries posts from a certain category then displays the_post_thumbnail in an unordered list linking to the post. Example widget (add to functions.php): <?php class c3m_thumbnail_posts extends WP_Widget { function c3m_thumbnail_posts() { $widget_ops = array( ‘classname’ => ‘thumbnail-posts’, ‘description’ => ‘Displays post thumbnails’ ); $control_ops = array( ‘id_base’ => … Read more
I have answered this myself by adding an options page and adding options to the database. The functions are add_option(‘yourpluginoption1′,’value’); add_option(‘yourpluginoption2′,’value’); add_action(‘admin_menu’, ‘yourplugin_menu_’); function yourplugin_menu_() { add_options_page(‘etc etc…
function widget_sidebarLogin() { echo “Content of Your Widget”; } wp_register_sidebar_widget( ‘sidebarLoginId’, // your unique widget id ‘SidebarLogin’, // widget name ‘widget_sidebarLogin’, // callback function array( // options ‘description’ => ‘Some Descriptions’ ) );
Moved from comment to answer: Inside your taxonomy registration code, ‘_builtin’ => true shouldn’t be set to true, that’s specifically for built in taxonomies only(you shouldn’t even be setting that arg) and also conflicts with your args array which specifically asks for a false value.
No offense, but your code is a COMPLETE mess, so I’m just going to give you clean code and then tell you how to target it. register_sidebar( array( ‘name’ => ‘Post Sidebar’, ‘before_widget’ => ‘<div id=”%1$s” class=”widget widget-%2$s”>’, ‘after_widget’ => ‘</div>’, ‘before_title’ => ‘<div class=”titlediv”>’, ‘after_title’ => ‘</div>’, ) ); Then to target the title … Read more
There is no ability in the default widget, you will need to use third-party plugins to acheive your goal. Here are some that I have found. http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/yd-recent-posts-widget/ http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/get-recent-comments/
I tried Chrome, IE9 and IE8 all without a problem and even on a slow Starbucks connection. But it might help to give height and width attributes to all the images above to prevent the page from cascading. The second problem (i.e. the object jumping during scroll) I think is simply an IE rendering flaw … Read more
Look at your browser source code; the bad code has to do with a plugin called wpui-related-posts. Do you have that activated? You can find/replace the code with a plugin called Search RegEx. Use grep to match the strings and delete it all.
Found the reason. It was because of the RSS Widget’s Caching.