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Where do I find the categories widget in WordPress?
The plugin options and settings can be seen under the menu “AVH Extended Categories”. Most of the available options are related to group categories widget and there are no settings required to use the extended categories widget.
What are the different types of widget configurations?
Two kinds of configurations are available: StaticConfiguration: For a widget with no user-configurable properties. For example, a stock market widget that shows general market information, or a news widget that shows trending headlines.
How does an app appear in the widget gallery?
For an app’s widget to appear in the widget gallery, the user must launch the app that contains the widget at least once after the app is installed. Note the usage of the @main attribute on this widget.
How can I control which categories are shown on a page?
Using the menu options and the widget, you can easily control which categories are to be shown on different type of pages like home, archives, individual posts and search pages. Let us take an example: You have grouped category 1, category 2 and category 3 as group 1 when creating categories. Similarly group 2 consists of category 3 to 6.
Can a widget hide the title of a category?
Yes, You can hide widget title if you do not show in sidebar. Can I show list of category from my custom taxonomy? Yes,You can choose your custom taxonomy for show list of their all categories. Can I exclude specific category from list?
Where to add custom CSS to WordPress widget?
What you can do is to add the following CSS under “ Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS ” section. You can also add the custom CSS directly under “style.css” file or under “Theme Options” in case if your theme offers this section.
How to use custom query filter in WordPress?
After you have set up the Custom Query Filter you can use it to modify the query in the same way WordPress native pre_get_posts hook lets you modify the Query. Using the Custom Query filter is just like any other WordPress native action hook: $query – The WP_Query object. $widget – The Current widget object.