Bryan Willis

I also noticed that I cant change the file permissions either. Must be something with WP-Engine.

Anyway, I’ll report back here when my ticket is replied to from wpengine. In the meantime anyone else that has this issue, here’s a simple alternative approach I’m using.

# Block Plugin and Theme Editing in Admin. This goes in wp-config.php
define('DISALLOW_FILE_EDIT',true);
define( 'DISALLOW_FILE_MODS', true );

# Force folder permissions to correct ones. This goes in wp-config.php
define( 'FS_CHMOD_DIR', 0755 );
define( 'FS_CHMOD_FILE', 0644 );

# And a you can also block plugin and theme editor using a filter. This can go in functions or mu-plugin
add_filter( 'map_meta_cap', function( $caps, $cap ) {
    if( $cap == 'edit_plugins' || $cap == 'edit_themes' )
        $caps[] = 'do_not_allow';
    return $caps;
}, 10, 3 );

Resolved on github by Rarst. This is correct and is the only way to do it unless including meta data in body itself:

<ul>
  <li property="article:tag">advocate</li>
  <li property="article:tag">charity</li>
  <li property="article:tag">crowdfunding</li>
</ul>

no problem. thanks

Here’s a small little plugin I made that adds Bootstrap markup to all built in widgets.

Have you had a chance to look at into the sidebar feature yet??

Philip, I actually have a couple questions as well on the best way of using this if you don’t mind!

First question: What is the best way to do multiple items at once?

For example this is the format I have now:

if ( 'target_widget_type_1' == $widget_type ) {

    }
    elseif ( 'target_widget_type_2' == $widget_type ) {

    }

I saw on your blog example though you had it like this:

if ( 'target_widget_type_1' == $widget_type ) {

    }
    if ( 'target_widget_type_2' == $widget_type ) {

    }

There’s also this….

switch( $widget_type ) {
        case 'target_widget_type_1' :

            break;
        case 'target_widget_type_2' :

            break;

Second question: Say I was filtering the search widget, but then I was also filtering a specific widget by the id, does the widget with the id take precedence over the widget category or is it strictly whichever one is added later? I notice that you are using 10 as the priority. If I added a couple filters and I wanted to ensure one was executed later would I be ok adding a later priority here?

Thanks for your help!