Override includes files

Hi crooy3,

Are you sure you want to change the entire class? What are you trying to change?

Hi Leon

Well I don’t need to change the entire class for my first problem.
I wanted to remove <ul class=”wpcm-matches-widget”>

But for second problem I think I would need change the entire class. It is because I want to create new widget (called “Next Game Widget”). Here I need a brand new Widget.

Ok, well you can change the <ul class=”wpcm-matches-widget”> by adding a filter like so:

add_filter( 'wpclubmanager_before_widget_fixtures', '<ul class=”wpcm-matches-widget”>', 99 );

and the closing ul:

add_filter( 'wpclubmanager_after_widget_fixtures', '</ul>', 99 );

Change the second parameter to your desired output and add to your theme’s functions.php

If you really need to make changes to the class then you are better off creating a new widget. You can copy the existing class, rename it and add it to your child theme. Then in your functions.php make sure to include the new class file and register your new widget.

I hope that helps ??

• This reply was modified 6 years ago by Leon.
• This reply was modified 6 years ago by Leon.

Thank you, that helps me a lot ??

Just one last question. How to manage thumbnails sizes?

$badges = wpcm_get_match_badges( $post, 'crest-medium' );

I have that ‘crest-medium’ size and that makes me a lot of trouble. I can’t find where that sizes are definied.

Cool, I’m glad that helped.

You can use ‘crest-large’, ‘crest-medium’ or ‘crest-small’ which are set at 100×100, 50×50 and 25×25 pixels respectively with no hard crop.

Or you can use the new ‘club-thumbnail’ or ‘club-single’ size and where you can set the size and crop you require in Club Manager > Settings > Clubs.

Hope that helps ??