• Hi Anmari,
    Your plugin is great and works fine. We added three widgets to the Widgets for shortcodes sidebar and display the sidebar on the homepage via shortcode [do_widget_area widget_area=widgets_for_shortcodes].All displays fine! Great plugin, thanks.

    We just encountered a strange issue when we start using WP-Rocket on live server (WP-Rocket is looking into the issue also). After activating the Cache plugin WP-Rocket the Widget area <div id=”widgets_for_shortcodes” class=”amr-widget-area”> is shown without any <section> and <h2> tags of every single widget??
    Have you ever encountered a similar issue?

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  • Thread Starter fosterTerence

    (@fosterterence)

    I followed the code and in the file “amr-shortcode-any-widget.php” the function “amr_do_widget_area” calls the standard wordpress function dynamic_sidebar($widget_area); on line 77. When WP-Rocket plugin is deactivated it returns the full sidebar including <section> and <h2> tags. When WP-Rocket is activated it returns the sidebar without <section> and <h2> tags.

    I added following code to my functions.php which checks for the “widgets_for_shortcodes” sidebar and adds those tags dynamically.

    // Widget has <section> and <h2> removed somehow when WP-Rocket is active
    // With this function we add them dynamically again
    function widgets_for_shortcodes_widgets($params) {
    // Check if we are dealing with the correct sidebar with id=”widgets_for_shortcodes”
    if(isset($params[0][‘id’]) && $params[0][‘id’] == ‘widgets_for_shortcodes’){
    // Get and edit parameters
    $widget_id = $params[0][‘widget_id’];
    $widget_number = ‘-‘.$params[1][‘number’];
    $widget_class = rtrim($params[0][‘widget_id’],$widget_number);
    // Only replace empty values generated by Wp-Rocket
    if(empty($params[0][‘before_widget’])) {
    // Since widgets have class with or without widget_xxxxx we add both
    $params[0][‘before_widget’] = ‘<section id=”‘.$widget_id.'” class=”widget widget_’.$widget_class.’ ‘.$widget_class.’ “>’;
    }
    if(empty($params[0][‘after_widget’])) {
    $params[0][‘after_widget’] = ‘</section>’;
    }
    if(empty($params[0][‘before_title’])) {
    $params[0][‘before_title’] = ‘<h2 class=”widget-title”>’;
    }
    if(empty($params[0][‘after_title’])) {
    $params[0][‘after_title’] = ‘</h2>’;
    }
    }
    return $params;
    }
    add_filter(‘dynamic_sidebar_params’,’widgets_for_shortcodes_widgets’);

    Advise for Anmari: I tested styling the [do_widget] shortcode with wrap=section and title=h2 in the shortcode. And that works fine. The [do_widget_area] doesn’t apply these parameters. With the above function you could implement that functionality to the [do_widget_area] also?

    I know it is probably not your plugin’ fault Wp-Rocket doesn’t work together with the widgets_for_shortcodes sidebar. Maybe this helps others. Keep up the good work.

    Plugin Author anmari

    (@anmari)

    Hi Thanks for looking into it, and yes it does look like one could use the filter https://developer.www.ads-software.com/reference/hooks/dynamic_sidebar_params/ to add html styling. I’ll put it on the list.

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