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  • Plugin Author anmari

    (@anmari)

    OK found it, fixed it.

    Be aware that de to the popular request to have the widgets pick up styling from the theme’s sidebars, you may need to overwrite that css. (eg: if using a theme like twnety fourteen whree the widget text is white and the page content background is white.

    This is very theme dependent.

    Previously you may have want to add css. Now hopefully more folks will be happy with the default, with some needingto override.
    A class amr-widget has been added to enable this.

    The problem with the missing sidebar is fixed indeed… Great work!!!!

    How does it use the styling from the theme sidebars? Do you use certain classes / css etc?
    I have multiple sidebars and at this moment it seems to inherit somewhere a span12 class (bootstrap v2) which completely destroys the design.

    Herre

    When looking at the generated code… i don’t see a class “amr-widget” added… i only do see the class “widget” from my theme, and the weird inherited class “span12″… really don’t have a cluw where it is inherrited from… i don’t want to use that class as this sets the width 100% in pixels depending on the device used. (not the responsive design is completely broken)

    Is there an option to disable this inheriting in the plugin code (in a updated release add it as an option)? Guess i will need to downgrade to v1.8 again.

    Fixed it for now…

    I am not sure why… but the following is happening:
    i am using a parent/child theme configuration.

    In my parent theme there are setup some widget area’s.
    In my child theme there are also set up some widget area’s

    The plugin seems to copy the widget style from the sidebars defined in the child themes funtions.php. Even when the amr shortcode is used in an widget area of the parent theme…

    When i remove the declaration of the sidebars in the child themes functions.php… the plugin seems to inherrit the classes from the parent theme widget area and also the amr-widget class is added.

    Remark: the amr-widget class isnt added when the extra sidebars are declared in the child theme functions.php

    Best regards,
    Herre

    Yeah I did notice the amr-widget gets added to classes now as well that sit underneath the “Shortcode Any Widgets” widget area.

    Something along with these updates was causing issues with Multi Social Widget. I decided to just remove the widget and build the function I needed from scratch. Now that I have it working, I’ll keep an eye out for additional bugs if I see any with AMR Shortcode Any Widget.

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