By Steph — September 6, 2009
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Change your sidebar content with each page. Avoid creating multiple sidebars and duplicating widgets by adding check boxes to each widget in the admin (as long as it is written in WordPress version 2.8 format) which will either show or hide the widgets on every site page. Great for use with Thesis theme, or just to avoid extra coding.
Changelog
1.5: Added “404 Page” check box
1.4: Changed “Home Page” check box to “Blog Page”
1.3: Added check box for Home page if it is the blog page, Added check boxes for single post and archive pages, Save hide/show option correctly for more widgets
1.2: Save page check boxes for more widgets
1.1: Fixed bug that prevented other widget options to be displayed
Update: Please post issues and questions in the support forum
Hi! I think I’m also getting the same problem with some users here. I got the plugin installed and it seemed not to work with my current theme (News Leak). I installed the same plugin in a separate blog using a theme based on PageLines framework so I believe this has something to do with the theme. Do you have any suggestion how to fix this without having to replace the theme? I appreciate it a lot. Thanks!
-Bert
still loving the plug in – still not sorted the home page out but i’m not too bothered about that.
One small wish….I’ve got a couple of pages where i’ve added a sub menu in the side bar, with a separate text widget immediately above along the lines of ‘select from menu below’. Works great but – there is a lot of space between the two and i’d like to reduce it down. Anyone have any ideas?
Cheers
Liz