digi-junk

I came across the same problem, and you are right it is hard to find.
Just for those who are dying to know where the phrase is…:

I found the function get_search_form() in /wp-includes/general-template.php

It checks if there is a file called searchform.php, if it doesn’t exist it displays it’s own form with the “Search for:” phrase in it.

You solved it the right way by creating a searchform.php ??

if you want an easy way to do this use the multi level navigation plugin
https://pixopoint.com/multi-level-navigation/

I am not sure about the “|” sign but it is horizontal and it doesn’t say “pages”

6 months ago…, you may have found the answer by now ??

this is what is says in the plugin description

If you do not have a widget ready theme then you can place ‘<?php SidebarEventsCalendar();?>’?, or ‘<?php SidebarEventsList();?>’ for an event list, in the sidebar.php file of your theme. If you want to display a large calendar in a post or a page, simply place “EventsCalendarLarge” in the html of the post or page. Make sure to leave off the quotes.

Thank you very very much, it works now.

I am still playing around with the date format, but I am happy it is working so far.

Hi,

thanks for helping me.

I am trying to use it in a txt widget, unfortunately nothing shows ??

Now that I have pasted it into the php file of one of the sidebars I am using, it does show.

Is it impossible to use it in a txt widget? Or should I use another command?

TIA

Hi,

I’d was looking for something like this but I am new to WordPress and I am not that sure about how to use it.

I pasted the function into the functions.php file.
Is that the thing to do?

How do I call this function in my text to make the last updated date appear there?

TIA