PCo Image Widget Field allows developers to add multiple image fields to custom widgets.<\/p>\n\n
By calling There are just a few strings to translate. However, it would be great to have more languages available. Please contact us<\/a> to add your translation to the plugin!<\/p>\n\n Contribute to this project<\/a> on github<\/a> or find all of our favorite and custom made plugins<\/a><\/p>\n\n\n It's possible to add settings to the function by adding a settings array as a third argument: Note that this plugin will not save your widget data or show your image anywhere on the front-end. It will simply store the field inside the $new_instance array and wait for you to save the widget. Once the widget instance is saved, you will be able to retrieve the image id from the widget data.<\/p>\n\n\n It's possible to add settings to the function by adding a settings array as a third argument: Note that this plugin will not save your widget data or show your image anywhere on the front-end. It will simply store the field inside the $new_instance array and wait for you to save the widget. Once the widget instance is saved, you will be able to retrieve the image id from the widget data.<\/p><\/dd>\n No. This plugin was build to make the Media Frame more useful.\nOlder versions of WordPress will have to use thickbox instead. You can use the Widget Image Field<\/a> plugin instead, but it's recommended that you update your WordPress installation instead.<\/p><\/dd>\n No. This plugin just creates the building blocks.\nYou will have to manually add the function Sad. Try these alternatives instead: Image Widget<\/a> or Simple Image Widget<\/a><\/p>\n\n This plugin was build to let developers easily add an image field to their widgets. If you have a developer available this will be an easy task.<\/p><\/dd>\n Make sure the plugin has been activated. Adding a function that doesn't exists will produce a PHP warning and kill the script. To prevent these errors you can use a function_exists before calling You don't have to define the settings array. The default field is image_id, and is recommended for simplicity.<\/p><\/dd>\n Define the field in the setting array. For example:\n pco_image_field( $this, $instance, array( 'field' => 'my_image_id' ) );\n pco_image_field( $this, $instance, array( 'field' => 'my_next_image_id' ) );\n pco_image_field( $this, $instance, array( 'field' => 'my_last_image_id' ) );<\/p><\/dd>\n Save your field inside your widgets There is a problem with your widget.<\/p><\/dd>\n Then you will have to output the image in your theme.\nGet the image id from Let us know!\nPlease add a new ticket inside our support forum!<\/p><\/dd>\n Please add a new ticket inside our support forum and tell us about the feature request you need!<\/p><\/dd>\n\n<\/dl>\n\n\npco_image_field()<\/code> inside your widget's form() function, you will be able to give your users a way to add images via the WordPress Media Frame.<\/p>\n\nTranslations<\/h4>\n\n
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