I’m bad…yea…I’m bad.…yea…I’m bad.
Talk about the Great Human Diasporas, or talk dismissively Foucault’s incomplete study on human sexuality and I’m with ya baby, but whisper “testing environment”, “apache”, “code”, “php”, “directory’ or such thing in my ear and I wither like my neighbors never watered Christmas tree – that was a slight jab at a neighbor who will never read this so I take little pleasure in it.
I know everyone out there with even a minimal knowledge of templates and code will probably laugh at this, but I am high five-ing myself all over the place because I have figured out what I needed to do to get widgets to work with this template. I can’t help dancing around in that “I’m bad, I’m bad” sort of way.
While looking at the directions for widgets which clearly stated
“Now there is one more thing to be done to the theme. Assuming you are using
WordPress 2.0 or higher, this change will be made within functions.php in your
theme’s directory.
Here is an example of functions.php for a theme that does not yet have such a
file (no blank lines at the beginning or end of the file, please):
< ?php
if ( function_exists(‘register_sidebar’) )
register_sidebar();
?>”
I was thinking, *hands on hips, disgusted look on face*, “well my theme directory for this theme does not have a functions.php”.
For those of you who have yet to question my intelligence; it took me several days and several reads of this exact same paragraph (during working hours) to figure out that possibly I should make a file called functions.php and put the code in it. DUH.
regardless, I’m bad.
I just have to look at my widgets and decide which ones I want to put back in and which ones to leave out with this theme.
;)
This is a no commenter. I have another post but I’m going to finish up a paper first; I just wanted to show of.
Funny thing though, I already put all this junk in this sidebar I am not sure I even need the widgets — it might actually look better the way it is.
A Rose, is a Rose, is a Rose.
