WordPress Loop Widget API

We understand building sites can become really demanding sometimes and if you’re a control freak like we are, you probably want to have access to all code of your website – all the time. We finally accomplished that and are proud to give you full access to the most powerful widget of them all – WordPress Loop. This widget is part of the new framework and pulls the content of you current position on a website. For instance, when you are on About page, content from about page is displayed, if you’re on Contact page, content from contact page is pulled … and so on …

Edit your WordPress Loop widget content programatically:

1. Open custom/custom_functions.php
2. Define your custom PHP class:

   $my_custom_loop = new my_loops;

3. Edit content for desired position (home in our case):

   class my_loops extends bizz_custom_loop {
       function home() { // edit home() content
           echo "Hello world!";
       }
   }

List of available positions:

• front — Front page of your site. Note: front page display must be set to a static page inside WordPress for this to have effect.
• page — Every page of your site except the front page if one is enabled.
• home — Your home page or, if a front page is enabled, your blog’s home page.
• single — All posts (often confusingly referred to as “single-entry pages”).
• attachment — Individual pages for post attachments (usually images).
• category — Category archive pages.
• tax — Taxonomy archive pages.
• tag — Tag archive pages.
• day — Daily archive pages.
• month — Monthly archive pages.
• year — Yearly archive pages.
• author — Author archive pages.
• archive — Generic archive pages; this loop is the default for category, tax, tag, day, month, year, author, and search pages.
• search — Search results pages. Note: This loop should also account for searches that do not return any results.
• fourohfour — 404 pages.
• nothing — This loop will run if there is nothing in the database to display.

Note: This feature would not be possible without Thesis theme and their GPL license, so thumbs up for their big contribution to the WordPress community.

Works with 7.0+ theme framework