• Using the Weaver Theme, with a child theme created for my custom css, templates etc.

    I created a page template for one of our departments, the page template appears in the drop down menu when adding a new page, so far so good.

    I want unique widgets to appear in the footer of this template, so I know I need to do something in functions.php to first register the widgets so they appear on the widgets page (I also have the custom sidebar plugin installed).

    Where I’m having a problem linking the unique footer widgets I registered with the footer on the page template I created. I know I can call a custom footer by editing the get footer() code in the page template, but once again, I’m stuck on how I link the unique footer widgets I just registered with that specific footer in the template page I created.

    Hope that makes sense, thanks.

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  • You would be better off asking this question on the theme’s dedicated forum: https://wpweaver.info/forum/

    Thread Starter toleolu

    (@toleolu)

    That forum is closed, just checked. Besides, doesn’t seem to me that this is a theme specific issue. Seems the same thing would apply regardless of what theme you are using.

    Thread Starter toleolu

    (@toleolu)

    Gotta Love That Weaver Theme ??

    After pulling my head out of my you know what, it dawned on me that I had not included the footer widgets in Weaver to be customizable in the Custom Widget setup. After correcting that, now when I create a new page I get the option of custom side bars left and right and all four custom footer widgets that can be set up on a by page basis.

    For what it’s worth, for a noob like me who really only knows some basic HTML and CSS, and has no clue on PHP, this Weaver theme has really been great.

    Gonna have to kick those guys a few bucks for their good work.

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