Wordpress Widget Question?

'before_widget' => "" 
'after_widget' => "" 
'before_title' => "" 
'after_title' => "" 

Any way how to create something like ‘before_content’ and ‘after_content’
I need to insert some html tag after ‘after_title’ and close before ‘after_widget’
Is it possible??

Thanks so much!

Why not doing that in the widget itself? When you create the function widget() you can decide about the output, right? To get an idea, let’s think of custom recent posts widget. You create function widget() and you declare there how to show your posts, like in the div or paragraph, etc… so why not adding the before and after output here?
Sorry if the answer is a bit messy, if you need more clarifications, just PM me, I’ll try to help.

Thanks for your reply Weblusive

Yes, it’s okay for custom widget. We can do that. But what about standard Wordpress widget ie. calendar, text widget, links. etc…

Is it possible to do?

Thanks!

'before_widget' => '<div class="widget">' //starts widget
'before_title' => '<h3>' //starts title
'after_title' => '</h3><div class="WIDGET-CONTENT">' //closes the title, and starts content
'after_widget' => '</div></div>' //closes the content, and then the widget itself.
 

You should get the idea. But.. your markup gonna mess up, if widget won’t have a title.

dekciw said
'before_widget' => '<div class="widget">' //starts widget 'before_title' => '<h3>' //starts title 'after_title' => '</h3><div class="WIDGET-CONTENT">' //closes the title, and starts content 'after_widget' => '</div></div>' //closes the content, and then the widget itself. You should get the idea. But.. your markup gonna mess up, if widget won’t have a title.

Thanks Dekciw, yep we already jumped to this solution but yeh, if no title, it’s mess

Thank you