Hello, I’m using this plugin on a few sites. Wordfence notified me that it has been removed from wordpress. Is the issue security related?
]]>I’m using jupiter theme, after update it to last version the widget classes doesn’t show up
]]>I see this plugin is no longer maintained.
I’ll be happy to take over and continue maintaining it.
Let me know ??
]]>Hi there,
I found a bug in your plugin that breaks HTML validation. When you set a custom class, the widget opening tag (i.e. <section>
) gets an extra / and it becomes an invalid self-closing tag (i.e. <section class="..."/>
instead of <section class="...">
).
The problem is generated by the following line:
$params[0]['before_widget'] = preg_replace('/">/', " {$option_name[$number]['simple_widget_css_class']}\"/>", $params[0]['before_widget'], 1);
that should be:
$params[0]['before_widget'] = preg_replace('/">/', " {$option_name[$number]['simple_widget_css_class']}\">", $params[0]['before_widget'], 1);
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Is it possible to add an option or filter to move the ‘Additional CSS Classes’ field from the current position at the top to bottom?
]]>In Builder child themes by iThemes, the string I put into the box gets added as an extra ID, not as an extra class.
I found the plugin does exactly what it should do in the Twenty Fifteen theme.
Have a look here: https://bug.cbmws.net/sic/
If this worked as expected in Builder I’d use it on pretty much every site going forward. Great idea.
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