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supportGday – I have installed and activated the plugin but there are no settings. I saw somewhere else they should be under the appearance tab, but that only shows themes. Where do I find the settings?
Hi! You need to add the widget to any widget section like a sidebar. Then you will see the settings and shortcode. Thanks!
Thanks for getting back to me but I still cant see it. I’m self-hosting WordPress and just using the generic Twenty Twenty-Four Theme. When I go to add a widget block, Weather Widget Pro is not an option (Archives, Calendar, Terms List etc.). If I add a shortcode or HTML widget, it still does not appear. If I search “weather” under “Blocks” there are no results. This reply was modified 1 year, 4 months ago by c0ach .
Hi, go to your dashboard > Appearence > Widgets Select a sidebar e.g. ‘Primary’ Press the + button Search ‘Weather widget pro’ or select legacy widget and scroll down to ‘Weather widget pro’
I’ve worked it out. “Widgets” have been redundant for some years now and replaced by “blocks”. It seems either you use a theme with a block editor and install a widget plugin, or use a “classic” WP theme with native widgets.
Great! Thanks for the info!
Hi! You need to add the widget to any widget section like a sidebar. Then you will see the settings and shortcode. Thanks!
Thanks for getting back to me but I still cant see it. I’m self-hosting WordPress and just using the generic Twenty Twenty-Four Theme. When I go to add a widget block, Weather Widget Pro is not an option (Archives, Calendar, Terms List etc.). If I add a shortcode or HTML widget, it still does not appear. If I search “weather” under “Blocks” there are no results. This reply was modified 1 year, 4 months ago by c0ach .
Hi, go to your dashboard > Appearence > Widgets Select a sidebar e.g. ‘Primary’ Press the + button Search ‘Weather widget pro’ or select legacy widget and scroll down to ‘Weather widget pro’
I’ve worked it out. “Widgets” have been redundant for some years now and replaced by “blocks”. It seems either you use a theme with a block editor and install a widget plugin, or use a “classic” WP theme with native widgets.
Great! Thanks for the info!