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Plugin Description
WIDGET Modules AND WIDGET ASSIGNMENT FUNCTIONALITY
Jared Ritchey Design Presents, WP Custom Widget for WordPress which was built to make WordPress function more like a CMS. With this widget you can create your own conten, HTML, JavaScript and even PHP elements to be displayed in widgets which you can assign to be displayed based on pages, posts, categories and tags or all pages should you desire. By adding in the feature to allow you a way of assigning the widget based on certain conditions, you can display widgetized items that are relevent to the content.
Tested with version 3.0 and WordPress MU, the custom widget can support literally dozens of individual items. We have some sites where the number of custom elements exceeds 50 or so events. Look at the FAQ tab above to answer some common questions we encounter.
For Theme Developers, please visit JaredRitchey.com for details on how to distribute this plugin with your WordPress themes FREELY and Without Additional License Requirements. We can provide you easy to include PHP code to make your distribution of the plugin exceptionally easy.
Important Recent Updates This Release
- WIDGET SUPPORT you can even assign the pages or posts the items will show up on.
- THESIS THEME IS NOW SUPPORTED. We use WIDGETS as well now.
Features In Next Release
- Adding in the ability to display variable content and even rotating content.
- Adding in the feature to allow for some RSS inclusion.
Additional Configuration Notes
Support forum is brand spaking new and should be used by visiting JaredRitchey.com
Quick Start Guide
- Use only widgetized themes
- In the Appearance Tab, simply drag the widget to a zone and add content.
- Once created and saved the widget should show up instantly.
- Some code will cause conflicts and you should not try to run WordPress functions unless you understand how.
- As always additional and more detailed information is available on the jaredritchey.com website.
What Kind Of Code Can I Use
- JavaScript for the most part.
- CSS Most Certainly.
- Any HTML seems to work.
- PHP will also parse but don’t count on all code working if it trys to exploit WordPress core code.
Example layouts and css can be found on the project(s) site located at JaredRitchey.com or by contacting us for technical support.
Screenshots
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