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I tried adding an echo ‘AAA’; at the beginning of the function but nothing happened so I suppose there’s a problem with the hook

Thank you Vipin ??
Unfortunately I work with XAMMP!

Resolved.
My fault.
The line is: custom_uploader.on(‘select’, function() {

Where can I find an exhaustively wp.media object API?

@andrew that’s obvious.

@alchymyth thank you but I took a look at the WP API and it seems I can’t add code to list elements, just before or after the widget or the title.
What I’m going to add this time is a fontawesome icon so

<i class="fa fa-icon"></i>

but it will occur in the future for any different elements for sure

The function dynamic_sidebar() is in the core file wp-includes/widgets.php. You should not modify this file!!

You should stick to coding your own PHP in a widget.

Yes, I know….and we’re at the start of the topic again: what if I want to put PHP code or HTML before every list element???

Not styling the widget with CSS.
Not putting HTML code in a single or different widget (so not a text-widget).
Just putting new code before every widget LIST ELEMENT.

Yeah I checked it but it just runs this:

<?php if ( is_active_sidebar( 'sidebar-1' ) ) : ?>
		<div id="secondary" class="widget-area" role="complementary">
			<?php dynamic_sidebar( 'sidebar-1' ); ?>
		</div><!-- #secondary -->
	<?php endif; ?>

Ok, I really thank you for your kind suggestions but that’s not what I’m searching for.
What I need is to know which are the files that calculate and generate the sidebar or better: which files are used at the call of get_sidebar() function?

Thank you!

I mean, adding even more HTML code or editing the PHP that generates list elements.

I thank you vtxyzzy but the problem isn’t the styling but to edit the side bar like adding an element or a paragraph or anything else near the sidebar voices.
For example: a leaf before the list element

I really thank you for your suggestions.
Everything you told me was good to fix the problem.

Hope this thread will help anybody with the same issues!

Thank you Ross.
Just to make me know if I understood:
I’m going to re-install a new WP website in a new directory, then I’ll link the new site to the old DB (wp-config.php and I think I should edit the DB directly because the DB will point to the old WP directory).

Then I’ll copy media files (wp-content/uploads) to the new WP directory.

Does this will restore the old content to the new WP website?

Thank you Ross.
Does this will include all images, media files and their positions?

Yeah, you were right.
I fixed it directly on the database but I think that’s the same using the admin panel as you told me.
Thank you for your support!

Paulwpxp, thank you so much for your suggestion.
I didn’t use it but it allows me to research and find out that editing the wp_option table on the DB, I can edit the website URL and it works fine!

Thank you so much!

Thank you for your reply.
In the header.php file, the stylesheets are loaded by <?php wp_head(); ?>
so it’s dynamically added.
The error came from my upload of the whole website from local to web because I mainly work on localhost with XAMPP.

How can I see how the wp_head() takes the CSS files to fix it?

Anyway, another question came to me: if the style.CSS file is loaded dynamically and the URL is wrong, how can I see the styling even in browsers?
It sounds odd.