Stopping Row and Widget Output

The siteorigin_panels_output_row and siteorigin_panels_output_widget filters stop Page Builder from outputting a row or a widget. Use them in place of removing the row or widget from the panels_data array: Page Builder then still generates the layout's CSS for the full layout, so the IDs in the CSS match the rows and widgets on the page.

Stopping a Row

The siteorigin_panels_output_row filter passes five arguments:

• $output: whether Page Builder outputs the row. The default is true.
• $row: the row's data.
• $ri: the row's index in the layout. The first row is 0.
• $panels_data: the data of the layout Page Builder is rendering.
• $post_id: the ID of the current post.

This example stops the output of any row labeled "test":

add_filter(
    'siteorigin_panels_output_row',
    function ( $output, $row, $ri, $panels_data, $post_id ) {
        if ( ! empty( $row['label'] ) && $row['label'] == 'test' ) {
            $output = false;
        }
        return $output;
    },
    10,
    5
);

Stopping a Widget

The siteorigin_panels_output_widget filter passes seven arguments:

• $output: whether Page Builder outputs the widget. The default is true.
• $widget: the widget's instance.
• $ri: the index of the widget's row in the layout.
• $ci: the index of the widget's column in the row.
• $wi: the index of the widget in the column.
• $panels_data: the data of the layout Page Builder is rendering.
• $post_id: the ID of the current post.

Each index starts at 0. This example stops the output of every Archives widget:

add_filter(
    'siteorigin_panels_output_widget',
    function ( $output, $widget, $ri, $ci, $wi, $panels_data, $post_id ) {
        if ( $widget['panels_info']['class'] == 'WP_Widget_Archives' ) {
            $output = false;
        }
        return $output;
    },
    10,
    7
);