WordPress is a blog platform developed using the PHP language that allows users to build their own websites on servers that support PHP and MySQL databases. WordPress can also be used as a content management system (CMS) to use.
WordPress is a personal blog system, and gradually evolved into a content management system software, which is developed using the PHP language and MySQL database. Users can use their own blogs on servers that support PHP and MySQL databases.
WordPress has a number of third-party developed free templates, easy to use installation methods. But to make a template of your own, you need to have a certain degree of expertise. For example, you should know at least one of the standard universal markup languages, the application of HTML code, CSS, PHP and other related knowledge.
WordPress Official support Chinese version, while there are enthusiasts to develop a third-party Chinese language pack, such as Wopus Chinese language pack. WordPress has thousands of plugins and countless theme template styles. [
This article mainly introduces the PHP functions used to create and get sidebar in WordPress, respectively, the use of Register_sidebar () function and Get_sidebar (), the need for friends can refer to the following
Register_sidebar () (Create sidebar)
Create a sidebar that you can use to place small tools. When this function is used, please put it in a function and mount it to the "widgets_init" hook.
Usage
Register_sidebar ($args);
Parameters
$args
(String | Array) (optional) The parameters of the sidebar to be created.
Default value:
$args = Array ( ' name ' = = (' Sidebar name ', ' Theme_text_domain '), ' id ' = ' Unique-sidebar-id ', ' description ' + ' , ' class ' = ' ' , ' before_widget ' = ' <li id= '%1 ' class= ' widget%2 ">", ' after_widget ' = ' </li> ', ' before_title ' = '
Array parameter Description:
Name: Side bar Names
ID: Side bar ID, must be lowercase, increment array ID by default
Description: Side Bar Description
Class: An extra class to the gadget
Before_widget: The opening of the gadget inside the Html code
After_widget: Html code at the end of the gadget inside
Before_title: Html code at the beginning of the title of the gadget inside
After_title: Html code at the end of the title of the gadget inside
Example
Register_sidebar ( ' name ' = = (' Right side sidebar '), ' id ' = ' sidebar-1 ', ' description ' = ( ' Widgets on the right sidebar. '), ' before_title ' = '
Other
The function is located at: wp-includes/widgets.php
Get_sidebar () (Get sidebar)
Get_sidebar () is used to introduce sidebar templates. If the specified name is introduced into the sidebar-{name}.php file of the current topic root, the sidebar.php file that introduces the root of the current theme is not specified and is introduced if the file does not exist wp-includes/theme-compat/ sidebar.php file.
Usage
Get_sidebar ($name);
Parameters
$name
(string) (optional) introduces the name of the template and, if specified, the sidebar-{$name}.php file that introduces the root of the current theme.
Default value: None
Example
The following code introduces the sidebar.php file to the root of the current theme:
<?php Get_sidebar ();?>
The following code introduces the sidebar-left.php file to the root of the current theme:
<?php Get_sidebar (' left ');?>
The following example introduces the left sidebar (sidebar-left.php) and the right sidebar (sidebar-right.php), respectively:
<?php Get_header ();? ><?php Get_sidebar (' left ');?>
Content content
<?php Get_sidebar (' right ');? ><?php Get_footer ();?>
Other
This function is located at: wp-includes/general-template.php