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IntelliWidget Per Page Custom Menus and Dynamic Content

开发者 lilaeamedia
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更新时间 2020年2月10日 23:11
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PHP版本: 5.6 及以上
WordPress版本: 5.2
版权: GPLv2 or later
版权网址: 版权信息

标签

vertical menu custom post types custom widget custom menu featured post widget area navigation menu custom sidebar dynamic widget dynamic sidebar content aware page menu taxonomy menu per page

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详情介绍:

IntelliWidget is a versatile WordPress plugin that makes your dynamic sidebars "page-specific." It allows you to create custom "Profiles" for any page or post that can be used where the default sidebar widget would normally appear. You set the rules for each profile to display custom widget content any way you want. Use the shortcode option to put custom menus, featured posts and other dynamic content anywhere on your site. Because it is generated using active titles and permalinks, your sidebar content is always current with the latest versions. Select posts by title, date, category, tag, and many other ways. Combine with custom post types to create unlimited custom sidebar content. Combine with your favorite jQuery Slider plugin to display animated slideshows. Reuse the settings from existing profiles to save hours of setup time. With Per Page Menus and Featured Posts IntelliWidget you can add just a few widget areas and create unlimited per page custom menus and featured posts and other custom text. Tabbed Profile Panels All of the IntelliWidget Profile settings panels are combined into a single tab menu on the Edit Post admin pages. You can hover over the tab to see the IntelliWidget the Profile replaces. Intuitive Settings Panels Settings have been organized into collapsible sections so the settings you use most can be found in one place. Hover over any input label and more details describing the input will appear. General Settings include a new "IntelliWidget Type," which controls whether a normal custom menu, featured post list, WordPress Navigation Menu, or taxonomy menu is displayed. Section title, unique id and classes fields are grouped together for easy access. We have moved the "Template," "Post Types," "Specific Posts," and "Terms" menus to a "Post Selection" new panel to keep the most-used settings together in one place. Here you will also find the Post Custom Data Field Date condition checkboxes. Select Posts Using Any Taxonomy You can select posts based on Tags and Custom Taxonomies as well as Categories. You can also use multiple terms in the same profile. You can control the way posts are sorted, post sort order, number posts shown, excerpt length, HTML filters, image size and image alignment. You can add a block of text or HTML and control where it appears relative to the custom menus and featured posts. You can even use any shortcodes your theme supports. Works with the Customizer Test adjustments to your custom menus and featured posts in real time using the Customizer. See how each setting makes any dynamic sidebar content aware by viewing actual pages and posts. Written for stability and performance Database queries are optimized and cached. Admin functions are only loaded on demand. Long menus are loaded dynamically to reduce admin page size. Actions and Filters We've made IntelliWidget extensible by utilizing action and filter hooks at key points of the execution. Introducing IntelliWidget Pro Now you can have custom IntelliWidgets on any Archive page! Choose the criteria and customize the Profiles for Blog pages, Categories, Tags and more. See http://www.lilaeamedia.com/plugins/intelliwidget-pro for more information. Coming Soon to Pro: IntelliWidget Template Configurator More Reasons to use IntelliWidget to add Custom Menus, Featured Posts and Dynamic Sidebar Content IntelliWidget is flexible and versatile. Please read the documentation to see more ideas how to use it to its full potential. Spanish translation courtesy of Andrew Kurtis at WebHostingHub.com.

安装:

  1. To install from the Plugins repository:
  2. In the WordPress Admin, go to "Plugins > Add New."
  3. Type "intelliwidget" in the "Search" box and click "Search Plugins."
  4. Locate "Per Page Custom Menus Featured Posts IntelliWidget" in the list and click "Install Now."
  5. To install manually:
  6. Download the IntelliWidget plugin from http://wordpress.org/plugins/intelliwidget-per-page-featured-posts-and-menus
  7. In the WordPress Admin, go to "Plugins > Add New."
  8. Click the "Upload" link at the top of the page.
  9. Browse for the zip file, select and click "Install."
  10. In the WordPress Admin, go to "Plugins > Installed Plugins." Locate "Per Page Custom Menus Featured Posts IntelliWidget" in the list and click "Activate."
  11. Follow the "Quick Introduction" below.

屏幕截图:

  • Example of the Widgets Admin Panel.
  • Example of the Edit Post Admin Panel.
  • Example of the Profiles Panel.
  • Example of the Post Selection Panel.
  • Example of the Custom Data Fields Panel.

升级注意事项:

2.3.7.5 Fix: added test for admin object before rendering form

常见问题:

Is there a quick tutorial?

See the "开始" section or watch the Quick Start Tutorial: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ttw1xIZ2b-g

Where can I find full documentation?

Docs can be found at http://www.lilaeamedia.com/plugins/intelliwidget/

How do I put a custom menu on one specific page?

Method 1:

  • Add a new IntelliWidget to one of your widget areas on the Widgets Admin. Check the "Placeholder only" box. This keeps the widget from appearing on all the pages.
  • Go to Pages and click the page to edit.
  • You will see a new meta box labeled "IntelliWidget Profiles."
  • Click "+ Add New Profile."
  • Select the dynamic sidebar ( widget area ) to which you added the IntelliWidget in the first step from the "Parent Profile to replace" menu.
  • From the "Post Selection" panel, choose the "Menu" template.
  • Select the posts for your custom menu from the "specific posts" multi-select menu.
  • Click "Save Settings."
Method 2:
  • If you have a custom menu already set up in the "Appearance > Menus" you can use it instead of building it from scratch.
  • Follow the steps as before.
  • In the Child Profile, open the "General Settings" panel. Select "Nav Menu" from the "IntelliWidget Type" menu.
  • Select the custom menu you want to use from the "Menu to use" select menu.
  • Click "Save Settings."
Method 3:
  • Use the IntelliWidget Shortcode on the page. You don't need a Placeholder to use this option.
  • Set up a new Child Profile on the page like usual, but select "Shortcode in Post Content" as the "Profile to replace" option.
  • In the post content, add the shortcode [intelliwidget section=#] where # is the number of the Child Profile tab.

Where do I put custom templates/stylesheets?

Here are the steps:

  1. Add a directory in your theme named "intelliwidget".
  2. Create a copy of "intelliwidget.css" (located in the "templates" directory of the plugin) and drop it into this directory.
  3. Adjust the styles as necessary.
  4. Review the documentation for more information:
  5. Templates: http://www.lilaeamedia.com/templates
  6. Stylesheet: http://www.lilaeamedia.com/intelliwidget-stylesheet

Why isn't IntelliWidget displaying the featured image?

By default, IntelliWidget does not display the featured image. To enable the featured image, open the "Appearance" panel in the IntelliWidget settings and choose an image size from the "Image Size" select menu.

Why are posts showing and hiding several hours before or after the time I entered?

Dates are calculated using the WordPress current_time() function. Make sure you have set the correct timezone under Settings > General in the WordPress admin.

Why isn't my Custom Post Type appearing as an option?

Custom Post Types must support custom data fields (post meta data) for IntelliWidget to recognize them. Change the 'supports' parameter in the register_post_type function to include 'custom-fields', e.g., 'supports' => array( 'title', 'editor', 'excerpt', 'thumbnail', 'author', 'custom-fields', 'revisions', ),

What does "Content Aware" mean?

Content aware means plugin decides what to display based on the other content on the page. In other words, WordPress determines how to assemble the page based on the request it receives. IntelliWidget uses the same logic and compares each IntelliWidget profile to the "queried object." It then builds the dynamic sidebar output using this "content aware" logic.

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