INTRODUCTIONHow to edit widgets and widget areas?
Our themes have default widget areas, and custom widget areas, that are added through 'Sidebar manager' plugin.
In Appearance > Widgets panel you can see the list of available widgets and widget areas.
Here’s how they work – each theme has default widget areas, such as Footer widgets, Header Left widget, Header Right widgets, etc.
Some themes have custom widget areas made for each homepage in order to have different widgets on them.
The purpose of custom widget areas is to override the default widget areas on certain pages.
Custom widget areas are added in Appearance > Sidebars panel, by selecting which default area they will replace and on what page(s) they will display.
Once you select your homepage, go to Appearance > Widgets and check if that homepage has its own custom widget area.
If it does, you have two options – first is to move widgets from this custom widget area to a corresponding default area.
Other solution would be to simply assign that custom widget area to display on all pages by selecting them in Appearance > Sidebars panel.
*Example is from Renata theme, but the process is the same for all of our themes.
SECTION 01BB Text Image
You can use this widget to display text and images in one of the widget areas.
SECTION 02BB Icon
You can insert custom icon with link here – usually used in header.
SECTION 03BB Gallery (deprecated)
*Note that this widget is deprecated, and it will be completely removed in future updates. We recommend switching to default WordPress Gallery widget, as it has the same features.
SECTION 04BB Recent Comments
Recent comments with avatars.
SECTION 05BB Recent Posts
Recent posts with featured image thumbnails.
SECTION 06BB Weather
In order to get Openweather API Key please follow the steps from the following article – https://openweathermap.org/appid.
SECTION 07BB Time
SECTION 08BT Tours
List of destinations.
BT Tours widget allows you to display list of Tour Destinations. Here’s the list of fields in the widget:
Title – enter title you want displayed above the destinations.
Destination Slug – slug(s) of the tour destinations you want displayed in the list, separated by ‘;’. If you leave the field empty, it will list all destinations.
Max Number of Tours to Show – enter any number of tours. If you leave the field empty, it will list all destinations.
Single Tour Design – select if the destinations will display as a list, regular, gallery, or tiles.
Order by – select the order by which the destinations will be listed.
SECTION 09BT Search Tours
Tours' search form.
BT Search Tours widget allows you to place search form in one of the widget areas.
Enter desired labels in form fields. If you leave label fields empty, they will display labels from a default form.
Select how the destinations will be filtered by checking desired checkboxes.
