IDs and multiple instances of widget (i tried everything)

looks like you figured it out

no i didn’t !

i am able to display ALL of them, but i didn’t manage to display 1st and 3rd withoud second

1st – Artists
2nd – Styles / Genres
3rd – Labels

Can you helm me to find IDs?

Please see instructions on home page (step7) and screenshot-5.

I have also expanded on this here https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/ids-and-multiple-instances-of-widget?replies=2
and
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/use-name-or-id-but-not-the-title-folks?replies=2#post-5399928

The wordpress “widget ids” look like “sortofname-n” where n is a number. so in your case you’d be doing something like:

[do_widget id=utcw-2]

[do_widget id=utcw-3]

Looks like you were using css id’s not wordpress widget ids.

i think i do all correctly, just can’t open debug for some reason, but i think source code can allow to visualise it no?

can you please on my page and say me if i put correct ids?
i am adding this

[do_widget id=utcw-10dm67l]
for some reason i have error message,
test pags is here => https://dyi.li/4OJ

P.S. i also tried this just to try, but no luck
[do_widget id=utcw-2]

yurone,

I don’t know what to tell you, I have given you all the info above. Do you have someone else around who can watch over your shoulder and read the instructions with you? sometimes that helps one see what one is missing before.

Be logged in as AN administrator. It doesn’t matter what the username is, it’s the role that is important. I assume “asministrator” was a typo? as that certainly will not work.

I cannot do it because I am NOT a logged in administrator.

in your page put

[do_widget JUNK] update, view.

Click on the “try debug” link that appears when you view the page.

OR

put ?do_widget_debug=1 in the url of the page and refresh.
Either should kick off the debug mode.

If id=utcw-2 does not work, then “utcw-2” is NOT an id of a widget in the shortcodes sidebar – maybe in the inactive sidebar or some other sidebar.

I doubt very much that id=utcw-10dm67 will work as wordpress widget id’s do NOT look like that. They always look like
pluginstring-1 or
pluginstring-2 or
pluginstring-3 or
pluginstring-4 or
pluginstring-5 …. etc

In your case I actually went as far as loading the ultimate tag cloud widget plugin you said you were using so I could work out what it’s plugin string was. It is using utcw , SO those widget ids should be something like:
utcw-1 or
utcw-2 or
utcw-3 or
utcw-4 or
utcw-5 …. etc

The number depends how many times you have tried to use that widget. It always starts off at 1 and goes up in ones.