jay0000

Hi I’ve had this same problem and someone else answered my bpost about it. Don’t think there is a call function and most plugins usually give you the code to place wherever. My theme doesn’t support it when activated as a widget so i’ve decided to just go with another plugin.

Got it answered – plugin does not contain a call code – problem lies with my theme and not supporting widget activation when placed in sidebar. Mods, Please delete this post if possible. thanks.

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/wordpress-hit-counter-sidebarphp-code-1?replies=4#post-1843218

Got it answered – plugin does not contain a call code – problem lies with my theme and not supporting widget activation when placed in sidebar. Mods, Please delete this post if possible. thanks.

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/wordpress-hit-counter-sidebarphp-code-1?replies=4#post-1843218

thanks for looking into it. I think i am going to just search for another simple counter plugin with a call code given – think that would be easier than messing with the theme code for now as i am still new to this. thanks again though.

Yeah I’ve tried that, and the problem which I encountered was when I activate it through the widgets sections it knocks out everything else i have in the side bar, so what i’ve been doing is just keeping the settings activated and “calling” the plugin up by putting the “get_….” code into the sidebar setting. Most of the plugins i’ve worked with usually offer the code that can be put into whichever php you want it to show up for but wasn’t able to clearly find this one.

Thanks!

Thanks, but that just removed the date, and now just the time shows.

However, when clicking on the post link, when the actual post page is viewed, there is still no information on the date or time of posting, – only shows up on the front page.

I inserted the code in the same place in archive.php, single, and search as well

thanks i’ll try that. much appreciated.

its just a separate page with a bunch of information on it, i just want the option for people to see the first few things, and if they choose, expand for the rest of the information. ill try that code in the php file though. thanks

So to confirm it should look like this..? Would this go in the html code of the page also? – thanks

<?php
global $more;
$more = 0;
?>

text text text

<?php the_content(‘<span class=”details”>Additional Details</span>’); ?>

More text text text