I have developed a plugin in Wordpress having admin and frontpage part. Admin part is ready. Now I need to show plugin content in frontend.
How can I do it?
I have seen many pages that Google suggested, but none has helped.
Any advice will be greatly appreciated,
Jaime
Make sure that your code is registering the widget to WordPress
Activate your plugin from the WordPress Admin area > Plugins
Go to WordPress Admin area > Appearance > Widget, you should see
your new widget listed there
Drag your widget onto a sidebar and save your changes
View the wigdet on the side bar of your WordPress front end
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Elementor Showing CSS Code in Fontend. How Can handle it?
It is actually not CSS code. It is a shortcode of a different plugin (which is not active on your Wordpress)
I think [pl_row] shortcode belongs to the page builder called Page Layer. If you install and active it, your page will display content.
Hi #Mehedi Hasan Rooman
You haven't activated some dependent plugins, that's why it is showing like above screenshot.
Steps to activate WordPress plugins:
Login to your WordPress Admin.
Navigate to the Plugins and click on the activate link to activate the Elementor plugins.
I'm new to WordPress. I'm learning Elementor. I used elementor on different pages i've made but i don't know how to use it on the which come's as default where the posts are showing.That page is not visible in the pages section of the Wordpress Dashboard. Can someone help me.
Thank You.
If you are using elementor pro you can modify the default pages like the post and product in the templates -> theme builder, and choose single article for example.
Once modified this will modify all the post design.
This option is only possible on the pro version.
I am new to wordpress, I just bought a host and all that for my blog. When I make a template in elementor how do I make that page show up as default on all my blog pages? It works for the front page, then when I click on a blog post it goes back to the theme that is active, which I cant customize and its ugly.
You may need Elementor pro im not sure if free has it but this is your solution:
https://elementor.com/blog/single-archive-builder/
HI Currently i'm using wp 3.05, i add following code
{{wp-favorite-posts}} to page it working fine
while i place the code in my user dashboard
i just shown the code as text which is {{wp-favorite-posts}}
what i already do troubleshoot, reactive this plugin.
Question: how to place {{wp-favorite-posts}}in my user Theme dashboard
Appreciate for any suggestion.
thank you in advanced
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-favorite-posts/
You can use the section "Tools - Managing your Blog" on the dashboard and add your favorite posts. Refer to the WordPress codex at http://codex.wordpress.org/Administration_Panels
The admin side of Wordpress doesn't parse tags much. If you want to include a plugins functionality into your theme, you'll have to call that plugins functions directly ... or change the plugin's code to also parse the admin content.
Anybody knows a good plugin for Wordpress to provide a nice Admin dashboard which also cleans the regular Wordpress update mess. I do not want customer getting distracted with the loaded content in the backend with events, news and updates (messy content updates) in the Backend login? Thanks in advance.
I'm not sure if I understand what you're needing. If you're looking for a way to hide a lot of the stuff in the WordPress control panel, Adminimize is a good plugin: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/adminimize/
There are also plugins to hide the update reminder: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/hide-update-reminder/
And to control what appears on the add/edit post page: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-cms-post-control/
Using a combination of the above, you can redirect users directly to the post page (skipping the dashboard) when they log in, and limit what they see in the control panel menu to an amazing extent. You can allow them to see widgets, for instance, but not see the themes page.
Hope this helps.
Michelle
In the latest WordPress versions, >2.7, you can set the admin screen to display only a subset of the Admin widgets.
Just click on Screen Options at the top right of the Admin page to reveal option checkboxes.
For example, you can uncheck "WordPress Development Blog", and "Other WordPress News". You can even format the screen to be just one column and only show the "QuickPress" widget.