bapman

Hello!

Thanks for the great support!

I have a full custom theme so I directly moved the toplytics template inside it. I trust it will keep working when updating now.

Again, thanks for this beautiful plugin!

Thanks! It is in plugins/toplytics/resources/views/frontend

Perfect! Thanks a lot for this amazing support!

And I was able to print the top 6 from the production site on my dev site, thanks to your documentation (Local Post Discovery).

Great plugin!

Hi!

Thanks a lot for the answer.

The prod site was migrated to PHP 7.4 so I will try to install your plugin directly on it (not right now because I lost the rights to install a plugin after migration…).

If I still face the issue I will email you as you kindly suggested.

Yes you are right! I just had to change the args ‘before_widget’ and ‘after_widget’ in register_sidebar().

Sorry, I did not think about it because I have other custom widgets in the theme and they are not affected by these args, simply because they don’t take it into account…

So finally I do:

register_sidebar([
    'name' => 'My Sidebar',
    'description' => 'My Description',
    'id' => 'sidebar1',
    'before_widget' => '',
    'after_widget' => ''
]);

And then I use the wpp_custom_html filter as described in the wiki to use the opening tags with the classes I want, not affecting other widgets.

Many thanks for your support and this wonderful plugin! ??

Still using the classic widget, so I guess I will have to move to the new block widget and test it.

Thanks again for your help!

Thanks a lot for the quick response. At least I will stop searching…

The issue is that the BO (for back-office, but maybe wp-admin is clearer :-D) users need access to other widgets, but simple ones.

I will explain it to the users for now but maybe the functionalities I just mentioned could be added in future versions?