I cannot navigate between months on the widget calendar

[Manuel]

Dear Stephen,

next problem: I cannot navigate between months on the widget calendar .

My Page: http://www.esistliebe.com

I allready search for register_sidebar() in the function.php. But dont find the ‘before_widget’ part.

Do you have any ideas?

[Stephen Harris]

Could you try adding the before_widget and after_widget arguments?

register_sidebar(array(
   ...
  'before_widget' => '<div id="%1$s" class="widget %2$s">',
  'after_widget' => '</div>',
));

[Manuel]

Can only find this one:

/* ————————————————————————-*
* WIDGET COUNTER *
* ————————————————————————-*/

function widget_first_last_classes($params) {

global $my_widget_num; // Global a counter array
$this_id = $params[0]['id']; // Get the id for the current sidebar we're processing
$arr_registered_widgets = wp_get_sidebars_widgets(); // Get an array of ALL registered widgets  

if(!$my_widget_num) {// If the counter array doesn't exist, create it
    $my_widget_num = array();
}

if(!isset($arr_registered_widgets[$this_id]) || !is_array($arr_registered_widgets[$this_id])) { // Check if the current sidebar has no widgets
    return $params; // No widgets in this sidebar... bail early.
}

if(isset($my_widget_num[$this_id])) { // See if the counter array has an entry for this sidebar
    $my_widget_num[$this_id] ++;
} else { // If not, create it starting with 1
    $my_widget_num[$this_id] = 1;
}

$class = 'class="widget-' . $my_widget_num[$this_id] . ' '; // Add a widget number class for additional styling options

if($my_widget_num[$this_id] == 1) { // If this is the first widget
    $class .= 'first ';
} elseif($my_widget_num[$this_id] == count($arr_registered_widgets[$this_id])) { // If this is the last widget
    $class .= 'last ';
}

$params[0]['before_widget'] = str_replace('class="', $class, $params[0]['before_widget']); // Insert our new classes into "before widget"

return $params;

}

in the other.php

[Manuel]

andy ideas? 🙂

[Stephen Harris]

Is there no call to register_sidebar() anywhere?

It looks like they are careful not to replace existing classes, so it must that when the theme calls register_sidebar() it’s not passing %1$s as the ID and %2$s as a class (which it does do by default).

You could try setting the before_widget attribute in that above code (and in the classes the theme is tring to add).

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