You can add this code to your functions.php file:
add_filter('wah_enabled_widgets', 'custom_front_widgets', 10, 1);
function custom_front_widgets($widgets){
$widgets["widget-100"]["active"] = 1;
$widgets["widget-100"]["html"] = '<div class="a_module">
<div class="a_module_exe">
<a rel="nofollow" href="#Accessibility-Statement-link" id="wah_custom_link" class="contrast_trigger action_button wahout wah_custom-link">Accessibility Statement</a>
</div>
</div>';
return $widgets;
}
Hope it will help you =)
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galzil
(@galzil)
Too late, already gave you 5 stars yesterday
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galzil
(@galzil)
I didn’t have time until today to do this.
Unfortunately, it didn’t work, I guess I need some more info about where to add the code.
nothing happened when I added it to the bottom of: admin/functions.php
I also tried: admin/ajax-functions.php, but nothing
What am I missing?
You have to add this to your theme functions.php file. Not in the plugin )
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galzil
(@galzil)
Thanks, I didn’t realize that.
A bit of a hassle as I will need to re-add the code every time they update the theme (or set up a child theme).
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galzil
(@galzil)
Hi,
The button’s style was lost in the updates,
Can you help?
I’ve tried changing: class=”contrast_trigger action_button wahout wah_custom-link”
to: class=”wah-action-button wahout wah-custom-link”
like the other buttons but it didn’t help
