How to determine if Wordpress plugin is called from Wordpress widget?

If you just want yours to fire on the "main" content areas then use the in_the_loop() function to check and see if you're in a content loop. This will probably get you 99% of the way there but you'll almost certainly find some edge case that'll cause frustration ;).

If you just want yours to fire on the "main" content areas then use the in_the_loop() function to check and see if you're in a content loop. This will probably get you 99% of the way there but you'll almost certainly find some edge case that'll cause frustration ;) if (in_the_loop()) { // do stuff } This will keep your code from executing at all in a sidebar.

This is actually a quite nice solution, I think this will do the job, thanks! – DrDee Jan 13 '10 at 23:39.

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