Eduardo Zulian

Awesome, thanks! I’ll mark it as resolved. ??

@mkthefeathers,

Yep, it’s possible just by checking an option on your settings page. Here you can see how to do it: https://zeen101.com/documentation/why-are-my-past-issues-using-a-different-layout-to-my-current-issue/

@flexinoodle

Since the admin color configuration works on a user basis, I don’t think this can be accomplished. You can try, however, to set a new default admin bar color on the front end.

@undergod11,

I wrote a little plugin called Admin Bar Color which allows you to use the new colors schemes on your front end admin bar.

Hope it helps!

@jberg1, Thanks for the kind words!

And you guys are right, it sounds more reasonable to have this subtitle inside the widget title wrapper. Would you mind testing version 1.1 and see if it fits your need? Subtitle wrapper tag, classes and output are now filterable. For the latter, you can now use the following in you functions.php:

<?php
/**
 * Filter subtitle position and display it after the widget title tag is closed
 *
 * @param  string $html            The output
 * @param  string $after_title_tag Widget after_title tag
 * @param  string $subtitle        The widget subtitle
 * @return string $html            The output
 */
function widget_subtitle_new_position( $output, $after_title_tag, $subtitle ) {
	$output =  $after_title_tag . $subtitle;
	return $output;
}
add_filter( 'widget_subtitle_position', 'widget_subtitle_new_position', 10, 3 );
?>

Hey lustek, I think I solved it!

Could you please tell me what’s the difference that this is going to make? It’s just a matter of opinion or am I missing something?

Exactly! That’s why you have a .widget-subtitle class:

<span class="widget-subtitle">Your widget subtitle</span>

The purpose of the subtitle is to be an additional markup for your title. If we leave the subtitle inside the widget title container, they’ll have the same style, right?

CossTas,

Do you have the post format Gallery registered on your theme?

Hey, Thomas. No problem at all!

Ok, let me get this straight: you want the ability to change the post thumbnail based on the page you’re visiting? Is that it? And we could have a filter for it, is that what you’re asking?

Bye!

@raonip,

You can remove these columns through the same filters in your functions.php file:

/**
 * Remove WP-PostRatings custom columns
 */
function remove_ratings_column( $columns ) {

	if ( array_key_exists( 'ratings', $columns ) )
		unset( $columns['ratings'] );

	return $columns;
}

add_filter( 'manage_posts_columns', 'remove_ratings_column' );
add_filter( 'manage_pages_columns', 'remove_ratings_column' );

Hi Thomas!

Yes, that is possible, but it wasn’t in my plans till now. So, are you trying to display some custom fields inside your widget area, right? And what about that alternative image?

Felipe, WordPress support forums are also available in Português do Brasil.

Lá podemos te ajudar em português. : )

Aaron, maybe I am too late, but maybe you should check out this piece of code!