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review · 2 starsTried adding custom classes but it does not work, it does add widget-# and other classes, but not the one I enter. Needs some work.
Hi @zietbukuel , Please review one of the FAQ: Why aren’t the classes showing up in my widget? You need to make sure you have an HTML element defined for before_widget and after_widget in your active theme’s register_sidebar functions, usually located in your theme’s functions.php (/wp-content/themes/yourtheme/functions.php). This HTML element must have class and id attributes. This plugin will not work if before_widget and after_widget are blank. Example: register_sidebar( array( 'name' => 'Sidebar Name', 'before_widget' => '', 'after_widget' => '', 'before_title' => '', 'after_title' => '' ) ); Let me know if this helps, I can also take a look, please provide me a link and the theme/widgets you are using. Thanks, Jory
Yeah, got it, but then it means it isn’t compatible with the Avada theme, which is one of the most popular ones 🙁 Thanks for answering.
Hi @zietbukuel , Currently I’m busy with a next release (just became a contributor) that also includes an option to let this plugin fix problems with the sidebar parameters. I have a copy of Avada myself and will test it a.s.a.p.
Hi @zietbukuel , I just tested several WP core and Avada widgets in several sidebars locations and they all work fine here. Avada version: 5.1.6 Are you using a custom sidebar? Or maybe third party widgets? Could you show me your configuration somehow? (screenshot or anything) Let me know!
Hi @zietbukuel , Did you manage to find where this plugin isn’t working? I’d like to tackle this if it is a bug 🙂 Thanks, Jory
I simply tried to add a class to a widget using the latest avada theme. The class is not added at all. Maybe it’s just not compatible. Other than that I don’t remember if it was a custom widget or not, this issue was like 4 months ago 🙂 Thanks.
That would be weird since I’ve tried the same thing with Avada and it worked fine. I also checked the Avada codebase for sidebars and these are all fully compatible with this plugin. That is the reason I think it was a custom widget or maybe a different plugin or addon for extra widgets. I understand this issue was 4 months ago and sorry for the late reply, I only became an official contributor for a month now. I am working on removing all possible bugs and very mutch like to find the issue so I can improve this plugin more and with also that help you with your issue. Let me know if you are able to reproduce the issue. Thanks, Jory
Hi @zietbukuel , Please review one of the FAQ: Why aren’t the classes showing up in my widget? You need to make sure you have an HTML element defined for before_widget and after_widget in your active theme’s register_sidebar functions, usually located in your theme’s functions.php (/wp-content/themes/yourtheme/functions.php). This HTML element must have class and id attributes. This plugin will not work if before_widget and after_widget are blank. Example: register_sidebar( array( 'name' => 'Sidebar Name', 'before_widget' => '', 'after_widget' => '', 'before_title' => '', 'after_title' => '' ) ); Let me know if this helps, I can also take a look, please provide me a link and the theme/widgets you are using. Thanks, Jory
Yeah, got it, but then it means it isn’t compatible with the Avada theme, which is one of the most popular ones 🙁 Thanks for answering.
Hi @zietbukuel , Currently I’m busy with a next release (just became a contributor) that also includes an option to let this plugin fix problems with the sidebar parameters. I have a copy of Avada myself and will test it a.s.a.p.
Hi @zietbukuel , I just tested several WP core and Avada widgets in several sidebars locations and they all work fine here. Avada version: 5.1.6 Are you using a custom sidebar? Or maybe third party widgets? Could you show me your configuration somehow? (screenshot or anything) Let me know!
Hi @zietbukuel , Did you manage to find where this plugin isn’t working? I’d like to tackle this if it is a bug 🙂 Thanks, Jory
I simply tried to add a class to a widget using the latest avada theme. The class is not added at all. Maybe it’s just not compatible. Other than that I don’t remember if it was a custom widget or not, this issue was like 4 months ago 🙂 Thanks.
That would be weird since I’ve tried the same thing with Avada and it worked fine. I also checked the Avada codebase for sidebars and these are all fully compatible with this plugin. That is the reason I think it was a custom widget or maybe a different plugin or addon for extra widgets. I understand this issue was 4 months ago and sorry for the late reply, I only became an official contributor for a month now. I am working on removing all possible bugs and very mutch like to find the issue so I can improve this plugin more and with also that help you with your issue. Let me know if you are able to reproduce the issue. Thanks, Jory