Yes, you can use it anywhere in your page. Try to play with DOM position area. Do you have idea of CSS selector?
Hi! Thanks, I think I’ve solved it, I placed it in main, which is just before my secondary widget area. and then styled accordingly!
I have a different question though (I can open a new thread too if preferable…) how do I use my template for the ap=letter filter page? Right now it shows me the filtered posts, but my menu widgets, and header disappeared… the footer somehow remains though! I’ve tried to look in the plugin php files but can’t figure it out where or if I need to place my get_header() function etc…
thanks!
Got it, in fact i am managing it with main query. If you have good hands on PHP then simply change the main query condition from funtions.php and make some other condition e.g. ap=letter&widget=true etc. by this only the desired thing will be changed.
Another tip: You can use this “ap” parameter directly from query string and disable the main query condition. By this your posts will be using your own query/get_posts etc. but “ap” will be filtering your posts correctly in your desired area.
Thanks,
Fahad
Hi Fahad
Thanks for the support. My php appears to be limit, or I’m confused. Could you post me what and where exactly to past this?
Really appreciate it!
You were talking technical so i thought that you could manage it by yourself. I am busy at the moment but you can send me the login credentials through my blog’s contact form. I will try my best to look into your files later.
Thanks,
Fahad
Hi Fahad
I sent you an email yesterday with the credentials.
I don’t know exactly where in the functions.php I need to add some code. Also is it in the child-theme I suppose, right? Thanks!
Hi Pedro,
I think i have replied you already. Didn’t you get my reply?
