Custom shortcode in widget forced to top of widget
A custom shortcode i made is being forced to the top of the widget outside of the widget container. Any ideas why? This is my code…
A custom shortcode i made is being forced to the top of the widget outside of the widget container. Any ideas why? This is my code…
I’ve been having problems while trying to setup a simple cronjob.
I like the idea of enabling any user of my website to suggest edits to a page. Much like the edit system on Stack Exchange but different in that anyone should be able to edit, not just registered users. All edits would go through an approval process.
i’m just about to release a community plug-in and have a few last anoying issues.
I have a site with WP installed at /blog, and I’d like to just get a list of the latest blog posts to display on the site home page… that is to say, my custom (PHP) home page, NOT a WordPress page.
Have seen this sub topics highlighter in many blogs. It gives a special attraction to a sub topics used in the post.
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First of all, I am very new to wordpress and know almost nothing about it.
I have multiple “sidebars”, but not all of them are the same size. Not all widgets fit in all sidebars (for example, I have a “footer sidebar” where the client can place custom widgets, but they are wide, and don’t fit at all in the “real” sidebar). I want to give an indication when a widget is placed in a sidebar where it would not belong (change the header text color, for example). What would be the best way to do this?
How in the world can I check if a product is in a certain product category on the single-product.php?