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  • Thread Starter Wendy Cockcroft

    (@wendy-cockcroft)

    Hi Todd,

    sorry, I’ve been busy. I tried your suggestion, and this happened:

    `<div id=’2nd_wop’ class=’widgets_on_page’>
    <ul></ul>
    </div><!– widgets_on_page –>`

    So basically, it doesn’t work. Did you try it on the Truly Minimal theme? Is there a way to call the content? I can call the shell, but that’s it.

    Thread Starter Wendy Cockcroft

    (@wendy-cockcroft)

    I’m using Truly Minimal on the latest edition of WP.

    Thread Starter Wendy Cockcroft

    (@wendy-cockcroft)

    What Carol says. The shortcode works as intended but the PHP call doesn’t. Is there a way to compensate to call the content as well as the widget shell?

    Thread Starter Wendy Cockcroft

    (@wendy-cockcroft)

    They’re live now and each has its own distinct name. Every bit of content on the home page is in a Widgets on Pages widget. All of it. It’s done that way to stop the client messing up the home page if she makes changes to the content.

    Their names are, from the top:

    Home Left

    Home Right

    Home Box 1

    Home Box 2

    Home Box 3

    Content Left

    Content Right

    That’s how I got that stuff to sit so neatly on the page.

    Tried Home Left in the footer. Result, on Page Source:

    <div id="Home_Left" class="widgets_on_page">
        <ul></ul>
      </div><!-- widgets_on_page --></div>

    I can’t even make that show up if I put it on any other .php page. Nothing comes up in the index or home .php pages.

    I also tried deactivating all but WOP. No difference.

    Thread Starter Wendy Cockcroft

    (@wendy-cockcroft)

    Hi Todd,

    thanks for getting back to me. Here’s the page: https://thehalloweenbusiness.com

    The widget container code looks like this on the page source:

    <div id="Faux_Footer" class="widgets_on_page">
        <ul></ul>
      </div><!-- widgets_on_page -->

    I’ve put a custom menu and a text widget called “Social” in there.

    The other Widgets on Pages widget containers are working as intended. This is the only way I can make this heavily customised theme look like this AND allow the client to update the content without messing it up.

    She wanted extra content in the footer, namely the custom menu and the social media buttons. I’ve put them in manually for now so when this is fixed I can take them out. Then the client can add buttons for Pinterest, etc., and add items to the menu.

    It’s just that as it is, if the theme gets updated, all that will go. I need WOP to work in the footer. I tried making a false footer and forcing it up with positioning CSS but it doesn’t look right on smaller screens.

    Thanks again,

    Wendy

    Thread Starter Wendy Cockcroft

    (@wendy-cockcroft)

    I reinstalled it, problem solved.

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