Here are Standard Widget Extensions settings for default WordPress themes, Twenty Fourteen, Twenty Thirteen, Twenty Twelve, and Twenty Eleven.
Twenty Fourteen
- ID of Your Main Column
- primary
- ID of Your Sidebar
- secondary
- Class of Widgets
- widget
- Selector for Headings
- h1
- Header Space
- 48
- Disable if the window width is less than
- 1008
- [2nd] ID of the 2nd Sidebar
- content-sidebar
- [2nd] Disable the 2nd sidebar if the window width is less than
- 673
If you are using the short ‘secondary’ sidebar, you may need to use following CSS to take advantage of Header Space.
@media screen and (min-width: 1008px) { #secondary { min-height: 0; } }
Additionally, by default, the accordion feature is available only in the 1st sidebar (here, the id of ‘secondary’). If you want widgets in the content-sidebar collapsed, set as following:
- Custom Widget Selectors
- #content-sidebar .widget
Or widgets in both sidebars:
- Custom Widget Selectors
- #secondary .widget, #content-sidebar .widget
When you use the ‘Custom Widget Selectors’ field, you would need to manually set styles for heading icons. Here is an example.
#secondary .widget h1, #content-sidebar .widget h1 { zoom: 1; padding-left: 20px; margin-left: -20px; } #secondary, #content-sidebar { overflow: visible; }
Twenty Thirteen
Check this entry for Twenty Thirteen.
Twenty Twelve
- ID of Your Main Column
- primary
- ID of Your Sidebar
- secondary
- Class of Widgets
- widget
- Proportional Sidebar
- 26.041666667
- Disable if window width is less than
- 600
Twenty Eleven
- ID of Your Main Column
- primary
- ID of Your Sidebar
- secondary
- Class of Widgets
- widget
- Proportional Sidebar
- 18.8
- Disable if window width is less than
- 780