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InvYorParticipant
PL – did you try the theme version in reply #21094 in this thread? It still has some issues but that sidebar issue is fixed. The workarounds for the other issues I used can be seen in reply #21122
bo-ozParticipantI’m experiencing the same sidebar issues (only able to save default value for one sidebar), also used CSS to manually hide the title / description.
So, baiscally just posting for follow-up…. Is there a 1.1.2 changelog available somwhere?
bernardParticipantHi Daniel,
I have downloaded your latest version, but there is still no “add sidebar” button on neither firefox nor chrome browsers. Please help.
Regards,
Bernard
InvYorParticipantHey Bernard,
Daniel’s gone quiet as of late with this issue, but if you hit the save button at the bottom of the page it should add the different sidebars but then a few other issues in this thread will still apply.
bernardParticipantHi InvYor,
Thanks for your prompt reply. I tried clicking the ‘save setting’ button at the bottom, but still it returned me to the same page with:
Sidebar title…
Display sidebar title…
Select template to edit [404]
etc,etcNot sure what have gone wrong
Regards,
InvYorParticipantAre you using the theme version Daniel provided in response #21094?
After that I’m not too sure (if you got one previous in the thread it may not be the most recent one which was doing the thing you mentioned above. Would try deleting the theme folder all together and reuploading the one from 21094 then try the save button. It should hopefully allow you to add the sidebars then you’ll have to repeat the process for adding the sidebars. Note that the save button doesn’t actually save any of the position settings found below the add sidebar area.
bernardParticipantYes, I totally deleted the older version from the folder. Then uploaded the zip file from Daniel (21094). use cpanel, upload, unzipped. However, it is still the same as before. very frustrating.
I had followed the instructions in the theme documentations totally to create the static homepage. Because of this issue, I am stuck. Cannot proceed beyond the first few steps i.e. creating multi-columns/ sidebars.
Hoping to get a solution soon.
InvYorParticipantHopefully we hear something soon. I’ve been able to go live with my site but would like to get a bug free version to ensure it doesn’t all of a sudden go haywire with my css fixes. Good luck!
bernardParticipantHi,
I just discovered the following error message when I press ” save settings” at under the Sidebar tab.
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/bernardy/public_html/wp-content/themes/enlightenment/core/admin/unlimited-sidebars.php on line 310
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Skip to toolbarI have appended below the codes from the “unlimited-sidebars.php” file, around line # 310 (where the error is supposed to be), hope someone can help to pinpoint where the error is:
if( ! isset( $_GET[‘sidebar’] ) ) {
add_settings_section(
‘sidebar_locations’, // Unique identifier for the settings section
__( ‘Sidebar Locations’, ‘enlightenment’ ), // Section title
‘__return_false’, // Section callback (we don’t want anything)
‘enlightenment_theme_options’ // Menu slug, used to uniquely identify the page
);
add_settings_field(
‘select_template’, // Unique identifier for the field for this section
__( ‘Select Template to Edit’, ‘enlightenment’ ), // Setting field label
‘enlightenment_unlimited_sidebars_select_template’, // Function that renders the settings field
‘enlightenment_theme_options’, // Menu slug, used to uniquely identify the page
‘sidebar_locations’, // Settings section. Same as the first argument in the add_settings_section() above
array(
‘name’ => ‘select_template’,
‘class’ => ‘select-template’,
‘value’ => enlightenment_unlimited_sidebars_current_template(),
)
);
$locations = enlightenment_sidebar_locations();
$template = enlightenment_unlimited_sidebars_current_template();
foreach( $locations[$template] as $location => $sidebar ) {
add_settings_field(
‘edit_sidebar_location_’ . $location, // Unique identifier for the field for this section
$sidebar[‘name’], // Setting field label
‘enlightenment_edit_sidebar_location’, // Function that renders the settings field
‘enlightenment_theme_options’, // Menu slug, used to uniquely identify the page
‘sidebar_locations’, // Settings section. Same as the first argument in the add_settings_section() above
array(
‘name’ => ‘sidebar_locations[‘ . $template . ‘][‘ . $location . ‘]’,
‘value’ => $sidebar[‘sidebar’],
‘description’ => ”,Thanks and regards,
Bernard
bernardParticipantJust highlighting in bold the exact line # 310 below:
if( ! isset( $_GET[‘sidebar’] ) ) {
add_settings_section(
‘sidebar_locations’, // Unique identifier for the settings section
__( ‘Sidebar Locations’, ‘enlightenment’ ), // Section title
‘__return_false’, // Section callback (we don’t want anything)
‘enlightenment_theme_options’ // Menu slug, used to uniquely identify the page
);
add_settings_field(
‘select_template’, // Unique identifier for the field for this section
__( ‘Select Template to Edit’, ‘enlightenment’ ), // Setting field label
‘enlightenment_unlimited_sidebars_select_template’, // Function that renders the settings field
‘enlightenment_theme_options’, // Menu slug, used to uniquely identify the page
‘sidebar_locations’, // Settings section. Same as the first argument in the add_settings_section() above
array(
‘name’ => ‘select_template’,
‘class’ => ‘select-template’,
‘value’ => enlightenment_unlimited_sidebars_current_template(),
)
);
$locations = enlightenment_sidebar_locations();
$template = enlightenment_unlimited_sidebars_current_template();
foreach( $locations[$template] as $location => $sidebar ) {
add_settings_field(
‘edit_sidebar_location_’ . $location, // Unique identifier for the field for this section
$sidebar[‘name’], // Setting field label
‘enlightenment_edit_sidebar_location’, // Function that renders the settings field
‘enlightenment_theme_options’, // Menu slug, used to uniquely identify the page
‘sidebar_locations’, // Settings section. Same as the first argument in the add_settings_section() above
array(
‘name’ => ‘sidebar_locations[‘ . $template . ‘][‘ . $location . ‘]’,
‘value’ => $sidebar[‘sidebar’],
‘description’ => ”,Daniel TaraKeymasterThese issues have been fixed in version 1.1.3, until the update synchronized with the WordPress Theme Directory you can download the new version from here.
AntoriniaParticipant1.1.3, after i changed one of my sidebars, home full scrn crushed to the ground
all the settings for this sidebar were deleted and for now my slider have white border for a some reasonbernardParticipantThank you very much, Daniel. Your latest release of 1.1.3 has solved the sidebar problem.
Much appreciated.
Bernard
bo-ozParticipantSo how is 1.1.3 holding up? I’m not so eager to update after 1.1.2… Can anyone share some experiences? Is it safe to update my client site to 1.1.3?
- This reply was modified 9 years, 6 months ago by bo-oz.
UnD3Rd0gParticipantShort information about the 1.1.3 update. It seems the issue with the re-appearing / resetting sidebar titles and descriptions is fixed.
BUT there is still the issue that the transparent checkboxes are getting reset for all sidebars after changing it for a single sidebar.
Other than that I have not discovered any issue with the sidebars.
Tagged: dynamic sidebar, replace, sidebar
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