Depending on how the page’s query and loop are constructed, when you access the post object from the sidebar or footer, you sometimes get the last post in the loop rather than the page itself. You can ensure you’re getting the original (page) object by running wp_reset_query() from inside your widget (before you access the … Read more
I don’t know what’s going wrong with your code… I know that, if you follow the Codex example, you’ll be in the right path. The following is a merge of your sample code with the Codex’s. The function form() is missing the fields numberposts, catid and rss, and you have to write this part. And, … Read more
You have accessibility mode enabled. To get the regular arrow drop down disable accessibility mode through the screen options menu.
I am not seeing you registering the widget in this code. For inside of a theme: register_widget(‘WP_Widget_Mood’); For inside of a plugin: add_action( ‘widgets_init’, create_function(”, ‘return register_widget(“WP_Widget_Mood”);’) );
Looks like the problem is with the id‘s. Try putting some unique names. For example, this doesn’t works in TwentyEleven, as it registers a sidebar with the same ID: ‘name’ => __(‘Main Sidebar’), ‘id’ => ‘sidebar-1’, From the Codex: id – Sidebar id – Must be all in lowercase, with no spaces (default is a … Read more
I figured it out after looking at wp_option tables for my widget and the sidebars_widget option I figured out that my widget name has to be none white space separated, in my case it should be anzima_posts_widgets, also I have to include the base-id in the control_ops parameter as the first index. Another issue I … Read more
// Out of stock for general woocommerce – might help someone function product_in_stock($post, $product) { if (!$product->is_in_stock()) { $STOCK = TRUE; return $STOCK; } else { return false; } } function check_if_out_of_stock(){ global $post,$product; $stock = product_in_stock($post,$product); $output=”<div class=””; $output .= $stock?”instock”:”outofstock”; $output .= ‘”>’; echo $output; } add_action( ‘woocommerce_before_shop_loop_item’, ‘check_if_out_of_stock’); function close_out_of_stock(){ echo “</div>”; … Read more
I think the rather simplistic approach would be: copy the whole WP_Widget_Categories from wp-includes/default-widgets.php, and paste it to your functions.php. In there, you could modify the output by customizing this part of the class: class WP_Widget_Recent_Posts extends WP_Widget { … <?php echo $before_widget; ?> <?php if ( $title ) echo $before_title . $title . $after_title; … Read more
You can list all the attributes of a product by putting the following code in a template file: global $product; $product->list_attributes();
Barring the discovery of a plugin that does this already (I’m not aware of any that specifically do what you want) you’ll need to create your own. add_meta_box and add_filter(‘widget_display_callback’, $instance, $widget, $args) should be the bulk of what you need