munkykisser

Oh! That’s a purchased feature?! I had no idea. That’ll be why then..

Excellent plugin btw.

Thank you very much.

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Thank you very much for your swift reply. I’ll get on this as soon as I have a minute.

Thanks again
munkykisser

Thanks

https://aquoid.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=8041

My posts aren’t very clear.

I would like to have 1 left and 1 right sidebar to my new page template – how?

Thx
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Different approach but same job done.

Basicly it was due to a variable clash between the suffusion plugin and the other we are using as the code is used in the same area. The variables must have unique names or they will be altered by the other plugin.

Remember that you might have to change the variable name again each time you upgrade (bummer but no show stopper).

Make some sense?

Hi,

Can you explain what exactly is wrong? This only seems to be a clash with these two widgets – these are the two you are using right?

Also when you replaced include with dw_include was replaced it about 14 times?

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Anyone?

I scoured the internet and found the below code snippet. I added this to my code and it works fine. Is this the correct way to do it?

add_action( 'widgets_init', 'init_my_widget' );

And then added this function:
function init_my_widget() {
		/* Load our stylesheet. */
		wp_enqueue_style('My_Widget_Stylesheet', WP_PLUGIN_URL . '/my_plugin_dir/my-plugin.css');
 }

Thanks TeeBee

It turns out I needed the Suffusion child pages widget as it displays thumbs and excerpts properly and no others did – I also didn’t like the other widget context type plugins so I’ve altered the display widget code a touch to make them work together.

Go to plugins/display-widgets/display-widgets.php and do a find and replace on “include” – give it a unique name like “dw_include”.

Now there shouldn’t be a clash and it all works fine.

Thanks

Can you clirify the question further. What do you want the first page of your website to be?

(have a look at at Settings -> Reading)

Yup, used another child page plugin. Can’t say it’s as good as the suffusion one though.

Thanks
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Resolved – made the changes in the css. Seems to be the only way.

So… Now i’m trying to override Suffusion’s sidebar-below-header.php file. Within the file is the comment “This sidebar can be overridden in child themes by creating a file of the same name.” But it’s not working.

Any ideas why?

Check the settings in Settings -> Reading. you can change the front page and blog settings here. i.e. what your front page is (blog/static) etc.

Create a page called home – add it to your menu. If this is the blog it should work ok.. I think.

I’ll be back tomorrow morning if it doesn’t.