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Jason Moore
Courses Plus Student 10,297 PointsChallenge 4 out of 6 / How to Create WordPress Widgets
Hello and good day, I am attempting to the challenge that read:
Inside of the widget function, below the extract function, apply the widget_title filter to get the title of the instance. Assign it to a variable named title.
Below is the code I entered.
function widget( $args, $instance ) {
// Widget output
extract($args);
// EDIT - removed correct answer ;)
}
The code I entered is coming up incorrect, and is giving me this as an explanation: "The first thing inside the widget method, use the extract function to make $args into local variables."
Please let me know if I am making a mistake. Thank you kindly.
1 Answer
Zac Gordon
Treehouse Guest TeacherGlad you sorted it out! Going to edit out your answer for future references not to give away everything ;)
Jason Moore
Courses Plus Student 10,297 PointsSounds good! I appreciate the time and work you all put in to help us.
Jason Moore
Courses Plus Student 10,297 PointsJason Moore
Courses Plus Student 10,297 PointsNever mind, I figured it out. In case anyone has the same problem, just delete the comment below :
// Widget outputI copied this comment from the WordPress Codex, but leave it out for this exercise.