• I have several dynamic widgets setup in my functions.php file with the “before_widget” set so that all widgets are wrapped in DIVs with IDs and classes. This works for every plugin widget that I use except for WP Bannerize. I want the WP Bannerize widget to automatically put the UL inside of a DIV like every other widget does. However, it is not doing this. Instead it simply puts the UL in the sidebar by itself. This makes it more difficult to setup standard CSS rules for. I know I can manually add a DIV around the UL each time I add a widget but I am developing this theme for a friend and he shouldn’t have to remember to do that since this is standard WP functionality that works with other plugins. Please help.

    http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-bannerize/

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  • Thread Starter benstewart

    (@benstewart)

    Found the “solution” …

    The developers have commented out line 33 of wp-bannerize_widget.php with a note saying “Not used in this version” but it is actually NECESSARY in order pull in the standard WP widget arguments. Just uncomment that line and it should work properly again. The line of code that needs to be uncommented is:
    extract($args);

    I just hope a future update fixes this oversight instead of disabling the standard functionality again.

    Hi benstewart,
    I just fix all in 2.3.9 release.

    Thanks for suggest

    @benstewart: See 2.4.3 for Fix Bugs on Widget title output too

    regards
    GF

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