Plugin Contributor
Qurl
(@qurl)
Are you sure about those templates? I would recommend to not use that as you’re using the widget in other scenario’s also.
Thread Starter
Eterud
(@eterud)
Hello, thank you for your response.
Either with or without the template set, it sadly doesn’t show up….ever
With the above options, I have tried every single combination of them.
And the menu just…never shows up.
I’m kinda out of idea’s on how to get them to show.
Plugin Contributor
Qurl
(@qurl)
Try OLD method. Maybe it’s also a good idea to look if wp_head() is called.
Thread Starter
Eterud
(@eterud)
I somehow succeeded to show the advanced menu in:
– Categories
– Single posts
It still does not show up on the homepage.
Also tried the combination of WP_Logic as it integrates your addon together with the ability to manually use conditional tags, through that method I can also get the categories and single posts to work but not .
the blog (is_home()). I wonder why….
so that one didn’t help me much further (so I uninstalled widget logic again, as the least amount of plugins the better it is…)
WP_header() is called in the header.php from the parent theme (Genesis framework). so that’s not the problem.
Sorry but what is the OLD method? Tried googling that but can’t figure out what you mean by that one.
Thank you,
Plugin Contributor
Qurl
(@qurl)
Ah, Genesis… yes, that’s known for causing problems.
Please read the FAQ about OLD method.
Thread Starter
Eterud
(@eterud)
Hello Qurl,
Sorry for the late response,
The OLD method doesn’t make it work either 🙁
Plugin Contributor
Qurl
(@qurl)
I guess I have to apologize also now for my late reply.
I’m sorry, I’m afraid the Genesis framework is the culprit here.
Thread Starter
Eterud
(@eterud)
Bah, such a shame…
Switched to genesis since everyone was boasting how much more stable and resourceful it is…and now I can’t get a simple widget to show up at the blog.
There goes some hundred hours or so rebuilding the site in genesis 🙁
Ahh well thank you for your time.
Plugin Contributor
Qurl
(@qurl)
Dynamic Widgets relies on the WordPress (theming) framework. It uses the standard functionality within this framework. The people behind Genesis apparently moved away from this framework, probably for (very) good reasons.
So, not so more resourceful as it seems. For a paid solution I would expect a bit more to be honest. At least compatibility with the underlaying framework. It’s been used by it’s own framework! Without it, this framework wouldn’t even exists.
Thread Starter
Eterud
(@eterud)
Ok, I went to a total different approach to this, after a tip on a forum.
The problem didn’t have ANYTHING to do with the plugin at all.
There was a code in the function.php that was meant to remove the widget area on the front page.
But at the same time it disabled(but didn’t remove) the primary sidebar widget on the blog/post page.
It’s all fixed now.
Thanks again for the time
