This plugin is not compatible with WP2.7
I am officially retiring this Widget Changer plugin, which means I won’t be providing any more support or update. If anyone wish to take over the project, feel free to contact me.
What is this plugin about?
WordPress allows you to add plenty of widgets to your sidebar; however all these widgets are static for all pages and there is no means to schedule a particular widget to appear for a specific post.
What this plugin does is to add a dynamic widget to your sidebar. You can configure it to show a particular widget for a certain post/page. For example, if your blog is about traveling and one of your post is about traveling to Italy. You may want to show the air fare to Italy on the sidebar when this post is loaded. However, your other posts may be discussing trips to France, and the Italy air fare will no longer be valid in this case. In the case of Widget Changer, you can configure the dynamic widget to show the air ticket to Italy on the Italy post and air ticket to France when the post is discussing about France.
Download WP-Widget-Changer plugin here.
Installation
1. Upload the ‘widget-changer.php‘ to the ‘/wp-content/plugins/‘ directory.
2. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins‘ menu in WordPress
How to use it?
For WordPress 2.5
1. Go to Settings -> Widget Changer. Set the user permission.
2. Select whether you want the widget to appear in a specific post/page or for specific category.
3. Go to Design -> Widgets. Drag the ‘Widget Changer‘ widget to the sidebar and place it at the order that you want it to appear. Note that the ‘Recent Posts’ widget must not be above the ‘Widget Changer’ widget.
4. If you have selected the widget to appear for specific posts/pages, you can see the Widget Changer input field below the text field at the Write menu. Fill in the Widget Title field and place your widget code in the text area. When you have finished editing your content, click ‘Publish‘ (or ‘Save‘ if you are editing an existing post/page). Your widget will now show for this particular post/page.
5. If you have selected the widget to appear on certain categories, you can manage and insert the category widget in the Settings -> Widget Changer page.
For WordPress 2.3.3 and below
1. Go to Options -> Widget Changer. Set the user permission.
2. Select whether you want the widget to appear in a specific post/page or for specific category. Note that the ‘Recent Posts’ widget must not be above the ‘Widget Changer’ widget.
3. In your Admin menu, go to Presentation -> Widgets. Drag the ‘Widget Changer‘ widget to the sidebar and place it at the order that you want it to appear.
4. If you select the widget to appear for specific posts/pages, you can see the Widget Changer input field below the ‘Publish‘ button at the Write menu. Fill in the Widget Title field and place your widget code in the text area. When you have finished editing your content, click ‘Publish‘ (or ‘Save‘ if you are editing an existing post/page). Your widget will now show for this particular post/page.
5. If you have selected the widget to appear on certain categories, you can manage and insert the category widget in the Options -> Widget Changer page.
Download WP-Widget-Changer plugin here.
Current version: 1.2.4
Changelog
Version 1.2.4
- Fixed a bug of “ads in category widget cannot be removed“
Version 1.2.3
- Updated the code to make it compatible with WP 2.5.1
Version 1.2.2
- Fixed a minor bug that prevent the widget content from showing in the Write section.
Version 1.2.1
- Simple code change to rectify widget input field not showing issue.
Version 1.2.0
- Compatible withWordPress 2.5
- Change of database structure
- Fix categories widget entry bug
- Fix widget not showing bug
- Change of category widget entry point
- Better category widget management
Version 1.1.3
- Allow users to select if they want the widget to appear on specific posts or specific categories.
- Added widget input field in the Manage->Categories menu
- New database structure
- Auto-clean up the database everytime a new widget is added.
Version 1.1.2
- The widget input field in the ‘Write Post’ menu can now be minimized.
Version 1.1.1
- Fixed a widget not showing bug.
Version 1.1.0
- Added an option page for administrator to define the plugin user permission. Administrator can now define which level of users have access to the plugin in the write post/page section.
- Fix the ‘no widget but have bullet list display’ bug. In previous version, post/page with no widget setup will have a bullet/asterisk on the sidebar. This is fixed in 1.1.0
- Change of database structure. Post/page with no widget setup will not be inserted to the database
- smaller text area
Version 1.2.5
- Fixed the ‘recent posts’ bug. It should now work with recent post widget
- WordPress 2.6 compatible
If you like this plugin, you can show your support by giving donation to aid in the development cost.
Update: I am retiring this WP plugin and will no longer provide anymore support. If you wish to take over the project, feel free to contact me.
Many congratulations. Your plugin is genial and very useful. Thank you!
Hi there. It sounds like a wonderful plugin.
Still… I have a “stupid” newbie question.
I want to have event calendar appear in a page.
Where can I find this “widget code”? I mean I know I drag & drop the event calendar widget on my sidebar. But where is the code??? Is it that very looooong page under edit plugins? Do I have to copy nad paste all that?
Thanx in advance, Marika
Just a thought I had.
It would be nice if we could place it in a specific category as well.
Thanx again, Marika
Just a suggestion…
Would it be possible to replace the existing “Widget Changer” interface (when you’re writing a page) to the same interface as the Page Content? As in, have a WYSIWYG box instead of a standard text box for the widget code?
@marika: the widget changer currently supports only html, text and javascript. If won’t work if you put in the calendar widget. The next version of this plugin will allow you to insert widget and dynamic language (hopefully).
@Chris: It is possible to do that, but is there a need to? It will be very bloated and slow down your loading time.
Hi Damien, Thanx for the quick reply.
I tried the changer as toy said and works well on the specific posts .
Still I think there is a bug. Wherever it is not showing it reserves its place by having (in my theme)an asterisk appearing.
Have a look at the test here:
http://keeanthes.visualartsineurope.eu/blog/2008/01/05/trak-tou-stigmi/
Two more thoughts. Would be great to:
1. Disable it from appearing on the edit post/page area for different levels (admin, author, etc)and being able -via ajax maybe- to drag and drop or close its window when not needed (it takes quite some space).
2. Having an option ( via a checkbox or smthng of which other widgets NOT to show in the specific page/post cool. That would really change the world.
@Marika: As when I was wondering how to improve the plugin, your ideas and feedback really help a lot. What you have mentioned are really valid concern and I am going to fix them in the next version (but you have to give me some time to fix it). Thanks a lot.
This looks like a great plug, can I put php in there? I’m looking for a plug which displays modified post excerpts and or post titles from the same category as the actual active post category.(automatically) Can you see how I would set your plugin to do that? I agree with marika, the admin post edit window should be set-up as the system post functions, fold down and up control. As it is I had to edit the form to be smaller. in particular the info text next to the textarea add_widget.
I have just released a new version of this plugin. This current version 1.1.0 has fixed some major bugs and also new functionality. Refer to the changelog above for more detail. If you have not upgrade to the new version, please do it now.
The latest version is 1.1.1. The previous version 1.1.0 is not working well. Please get the latest version
Hello! I have added and activated this widget, dragged the “widget changer” to the sidebar but the “widget title” box does not appear when I write or edit a page. I am a newbie so perhaps I am doing something wrong! Thank you for your time! This is a great widget, if only I could get it to work!
This pluging was excactly what I was looking for these past months — and here it is — I tested it on one of my blogs with WordPress 2.3.2 and it works perfectly. Thank you for creating this and cheers.
Hello,
Great plugin. Thank you for sharing it. One teensy-weensy suggestion. I just received notification in my admin section about an update for the plugin.
After downloading it from WP and unzipping it, I notice that the folder is named differently. The previous version (1.0.0) is simply “widget-changer.” The new folder name (1.1.1) is “wp-widget changer.”
If users aren’t paying attention, they’ll wind up with two versions of the plugin on their sites. And it’s more than likely that they’ll assume that the plugin is updated and activated once they’ve uploaded it to their servers. But in reality, the old version will be the active plugin and the newer version is not activated yet.
@gestroud: I am indeed very careless to make such a mistake. Thanks for informing. I have made the necessary changes.
Damien,
You’re the best! Thanks again for sharing your work. :-)
Hi, have activated plugin and entered my MB name but I keep getting this error –
any ideas?
: Call to undefined function: simplexml_load_file() in /my_blog_path/wp-content/plugins/wpmb/wpmb.php on line 163
@Peter: Are you sure you are using the widget changer plugin? I guess the one you are using is WPMB and not the widget changer. Please check.
A simple noob question I am sure, but for the field that says “Place your widget code here. This widget will only appear for this specific post/page. If nothing is to be shown, leave this area blank”
Where do I find or look for the widget codes I want to display on that page? IF I want my “meta widget” to only show where would I look?
Where do I find the code to fill in the following field “Place your widget code here. This widget will only appear for this specific post/page. If nothing is to be shown, leave this area blank”
To add for ex. the meta widget, where is it located?
@BG: at this moment, the widget is still not able to integrate with other widget such as meta, calendar and so on. It is still under development. In the meanwhile, you might have to key in the information manually. It is able to read html and javascript. For example, if you want to link to your login page, you can just place <a href=”wp-login.php” rel=”nofollow”>login</a> in the widget changer.
Hi,
First, great plugin… but i have same questions.
Is possible, to allow show widgets no only in specific posts, but in all posts in a certain category?
Example:
In all posts of “animals” catergory, show a widget with some links to dogs sites. But i dont need show this widget in posts of cars categories posts…
Is possible make this? Similar to “control visibilty” hacks of drupal (is possible in drupal, show blocks, only on some post, on all posts categories etc…
The option to control visibility of widgets/menus on wordpress, is very necessary sometimes…
Thanks for replies, and sorry for bad english :)
@tms: Thanks for the feedback. The upcoming version will have the “control visibility” function. As for the show widget according to category, I will have to look into it.
Hi Damien, your plugin is exactly what I was looking for. However, when I tried to activate it on two separate wordpress blogs I got this:
“Plugin could not be activated because it triggered a fatal error”
One version of wordpress is 2.2.3 and the other is 2.3.2
@Eric: The plugin was developed using WordPress 2.3 and was not tested on WordPress 2.2.3. Is there any more details about the error message?
Hey can I know what is new with this widget than the normal widget changer in the presntation of the wordpress admin, may be there is anything i didnt get !!!
Thanks
Sorry Damien my fault. I only partially upgraded my wordpress platform thus causing the error. It works now even in version 2.3.3.
@Eric: It’s alright. Hope that you find the plugin useful.
@queenevee: The widget that you placed on the presentation menu will appear on your sidebar for EVERY page of your blog. This plugin allows you to place a specific widget for a specific page/post.
The latest release (1.1.3) of the plugin contains an update of the database structure. If you are upgrading from previous version, first deactivate the plugin, upload the latest version, then re-activate the plugin.
Hi Damien!
Have installed the plugin into WP 2.3.3, and activated it.
I can drag the Widget Changer widget into the sidebar.
But… I see no change in my Wite or edit posts screens. Directly below Publish I have a Tags field. No sign of the Widget option.
Any suggestions? No error messages… just nothing.
Thanks
peter
@Peter Lurie: On the option->widget changer page, did you set the widget to appear for specific posts or for specified category? If you choose category, the widget box will only appear in the manage->category page.
Damien!
I am using SimpleTags, which displays immediately below the Publish button. Could this Plugin (or others) be obscuring your field?
BTW: I used the setting for all posts & pages.
Thanks
Peter
PS: you make no mention of the Options page in the instructions above… may help someone…
@Peter: I will do an investigation on that, though I don’t think it is the cause.
This plugin is exactly what I’ve been looking for for the longest time! Though everytime I try to activate it in WordPress I get this message:
Plugin could not be activated because it triggered a fatal error.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
@Sana: Delete the plugin and re-upload the plugin files again.
@Damien Oh: I’ve tried that several times now and it still displays the same error.
@Sana: which version of wordpress are you using and which version of the plugin are you using? The problem most likely lie on the server side. You will have to look at your other plugins configuration or your WordPress configuration, especially the database side. If you still can’t fix it, email me via the contact form.
@Damien Oh: It’s working now, thank you! I just needed to upgrade my WordPress :)
Though another question, I have it currently set to appear on a specified page, but how would I go about making it appear on the main blog page? I don’t want it to appear on the specific posts or other pages, but just on the index.php only? Thank you so much for the help!
Hello Damien,
I am experiencing the same problem as a poster above (Peter Lurie).
“… Have installed the plugin into WP 2.3.3, and activated it.
I can drag the Widget Changer widget into the sidebar.
But… I see no change in my Wite or edit posts screens. Directly below Publish I have a Tags field. No sign of the Widget option.”
@Brena: The widget option is on the below the custom field. You need to click on the ‘-’ sign to open it.
Hi.. I have WP 2.3.3 and have installed and activated Widget Changer plugin. I have it set to Categories, not individual posts or pages. What I’m trying to do is have the appropriate Topix news widget show for the different categories (and their subcategories). The problem is that I currently have 2 different ones set up, but the same newsfeed shows no matter what category I’m looking in. It’s all set up correctly in categories for the different news widgets, but only one will show up regardless of category.
Example… I have a category (with subcategories) of Terminator: Sarah Connor Chronicles and want the Terminator news widget to show only on the Terminator posts.
I have another category (with subcategories) of Moonlight and want the Moonlight news widget to show only on the Moonlight category posts.
Well, the Moonlight news widget shows on all categories, no matter what I do (I’ve tried renaming categories, deleting the widget code off the subcategories, etc). First I had only the Terminator one showing on all categories but after my messing around, now it’s only the Moonlight one. I just can’t get it to show both on the respective categories.
Any suggestions?
thanks :)
@Deanna: If you have placed widget code on the Manage-> Categories page, remove it. click on the “Edit” on the sub category. Under the “Edit” section, you will see the input field to place your widget code for that particular category.
When using the category mode, please be more careful. If you have a post posted in two (or more) categories, it will lead to confusion. The first category detected with the widget code will be displayed.
Hi, Damien.. thanks so much for the quick response. Unfortunately, the way you describe to set it up is already how I have it. I have never placed any widget code in the main Manage-> Categories page, only on the categories/subcategories themselves. Also, my posts were only listed in one subcategory each.
Your answer gave me an idea to try (which unfortunately still didn’t work). My categories are listed, for example, as Moonlight, with subcategories of Season 1, etc. (and I also tried changing the names and slugs of the subcategories so that they were individual such as “Moonlight Season 1″ etc, but no effect).
I tried making my posts in two categories each, such as “Moonlight” AND “Moonlight Season 1″ and putting the widget code only in the main Moonlight category and not the subcategory. I did the same for the Terminator one. Still no luck, only the Moonlight news shows up on all pages.
I am at a loss here, I guess I could switch to putting the code on the individual pages, but that would be SO tedious compared to the category style.
thanks,
Deanna
@Deanna: I suppose you never use the correct method to upgrade your plugin. You suppose to deactivate the old plugin, delete the file, upload the new version and reactivate again. There is a change of database structure in version 1.1.3 of widget changer plugin and you need to deactivate/activate again to upgrade the database.
To savage the situation, you have to
1) deactivate the plugin
2) reactivate the plugin
3) go to category and add in the widget code again.
If you still have problem with the plugin, please contact me personally via the contact form
Hi Damien,
I read the descriptions above and its probably very useful.
My question is, How do I add another side bar in my blog?
Am using the default themes and am planning to add a left navigation bar. Here’s the url address of my blog site http://www.whitecollarmarketing.com/blog
@rjalameda: This plugin does not add another sidebar to your blog. What it does is to display different content on different post, on the same sidebar. If you want to add an additional sidebar, you have to change the theme or modify the theme yourself.
Hi Damien,
Thanks a lot… I really have to find or choose themes that supports two sidebar navigation. More Power :)
Hi, Damien…
This was a new installation of your current version, not an upgrade from a previous version. I still cannot get it to work correctly. I will try totally uninstalling and reinstalling, however I did follow all the instructions correctly the first time.
thanks,
Deanna
Hi
Your Widget changer might be just what I need – if I could only make it work.
I’ve have tried it on a WP 2.3.3 installation and edited one category (so far) to get a category specific sidebar widget.
If you have a look at the far-left dropdown menu at dolcevita.no/wp – a widget titled “WidgetChanger Piemonte” should have appeared just beneath the others.
I’ve followed your instructions. Anything I should be aware of to make it run?
Really grateful if you can help me off – espescially if it’s still there after clicking a post’s More… link (for instance Widget Logic does not work here – and this is crucial.)
Thanks,
Kjetil
Important!!!
WordPress has released a new version 2.5 and I have received feedbacks that this plugin might have some issues with it. There are also several of you who have feedback that the categories option is not working.
To solve the issue one and for all (hopefully), I am going to rewrite this plugin to make it compatible with WP2.5 and possibly solve any issue at hand.
If you have any issues, feedbacks, or recommendation for new features, please contact me.
I HAD the same problem making single post widgets. On
http://www.dolcevita.no/wp/basilicata/maratea/
the widget didn’t show up until I placed it in the very top of other widgets. Even as number 2 it disappears.
So – now you know :-)
Thanks, and keep up the good work!
Kjetil
PS Still running WP 2.3.3
I have just released the latest version of the Widget changer plugin. This version is WP2.5 compatible and fixed some of the common bugs. Please upgrade to the v1.2.0.
Note: In the widget section, please do not place the ‘Recent post’ widget above the ‘widget changer’ widget.
Hi,
I have tried everything but widget changer v.1.2.0 does not work with wordpress 2.5. Widget changer does not appear in the write menue. What can I do ?
Hans
@H.Braune: did you deactivate and reactivate the plugin? You have to go to Settings -> Widget Changer to set your preferences.
Hi,
yes, I did it all ! I have worked with widget changer in wordpress 2.3.3 without any problem. Could any other plug-in
deactivate widget changer ?
H.Braune
I have the same issue as H.Braune. I have WP2.5 and trying to install widget changer for the first time. I have tried to install/reinstall, checked the settings but I can’t get this to work. The widget changer show on the widgets page and I can add it to my side bar but it doesn’t show on my pages or posts area.
Just to be sure you didn’t miss it: You have to fill out the Widget Changer content field at the bottom of each post, page or category (in your admin interface – depending on your Options->WC settings) to make anything appear on your site. :-)
Kj
I installed the plugin version 1.2.0 in WP 2.5.
I made all you writed, but when I want to manage one page, I can´t see any Widget Changer input field below the ?Publish? button (or Save button). It´s posible the theme can´t support the plugin?
Here is a similar plugin that allows for multiple instances of widgets to be added through a ‘drag and drop’ interface without the need for editing code.
http://www.lancelhoff.com/2007/08/29/wordpress-duplicate-sidebar-widgets/
Some of you have mentioned that the widget input field is nowhere to be found in the post/page section. It seems that the WordPress theme is causing some problems here. I have released the latest version, with some simple code change. Hopefully, this will work. Please get back to me if there still any errors.
Nice plugin. Working fine (I’m on 2.3.3). Is there a way to have multiple Widget changer boxes (like how I can choose to have multiple text widgets)? It would be helpful. Thanks.
Sorry Damien,
I have tried 1.2.1 version but I cant see input field nowhere.
I deleted cache but nothing.
Thank you for all.
Hi, Damien,
now, widget changer works without any problem. Widget changer is a very important plug-in in my wordpress-website. Thank you for your work!
H.Braune
Hello Damien,
I am pleased to announce that I have upgraded to WordPress 2.5 and the Widget Changer works beautifully (I originally posted with errors, #40). Thanks for all of the work you have put into it. And keep up with the good work you are doing. Most importantly, thanks for considering user feedback.
I’ve tried to use your Paypal button twice and got an error message.
@Brena: Thanks for your feedback and help to make this plugin a better one. The paypal button is fixed.
Hi!
After upgrading to WP 2.5 (and WC 1.2.1) I’ve discovered that the contents I add to a post’s WidgetChanger field tends to disappear. he first time I save the post, it stays. If I re-save it, its gone.
Could there be a plugin conflict, for instance with Widget Logic? (I believe I read that WC won’t work with every other widget plugin.)
Otherwise a truly useful plugin!
Thanks,
Kjetil
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/widget-logic/#post-4695
@Kjetil: Thanks for your feedback. I will look into it, and get back to you soon.
Would be great! Its a bit impractical as it is now, but it would be very useful to get it working.
E-mail me if you could need eg. a plugin list for eventual conflicts, OK?
Thanks again,
Kjetil
Believe you made it!
Thanks a lot!
Give you further feedback when I have, but it looks FINE.
Kjetil
WordPress has informed me (via my plugins menu) that there is a new version of WC,1.2.2. I am still currently using 1.2.1. Did you change anything significant? In other words, what would I gain by downloading the update version?
@ Brena: See post 68
With version 122 you won’t have to re-enter your WC content every time you edit (and then save) a post. A great improvement, I would say.
@ Damien: Thanks again for fixing it so quickly.
If I should put anything on a wish list, it would be the possibility to edit the contents in wysiwyg or with TinyMC – though making the correct code in eg Dreamweaver actually works quite well.
:o)
@Brena: Yes, the 1.2.2 update fixes a minor bug that prevent the widget content from showing on the Write section. It has now been fixed.
@kjetil: Thanks a lot for your feedback. You have been a great help to the development of this plugin. As for the TinyMCE or wysiwyg input box, I foresee there will be some conflicts with the text/html conversion that will interfere with the actual layout of the widget. Nevertheless, I will take a look and see if I can integrate it in.
Your welcome, it’s the least one can do when someone puts time and effort in helping others with useful tools, right?
One funny thing, though:
After upgrading to WP251 the WC field in the Write post panels won’t collapse anymore. No big deal – it even works as a reminder (because I use it on almost every post) – I just thought you should know. (Also, the little rectangle with the expand triangle to the very left of the WC’s title is missing) Tested in Firefox, Safari and Opera.
Apart from that: Perfect!
Thanks
Hi,
I have upgraded WP 2.5 to 2.5.1. Now, WC’s input-field doesnot appear in the write section. Is there any idea how to solve this problem ?
H.Braune
@H.Braune: I have checked the code and it is fully compatible with 2.5.1. Can you check your upgrade procedure again?
Hi,
I have checked my upgrade from wp 2.5 to 2.5.1, and – for a test -I have made a new wp-installation with wp 2.5.1. Sorry, but wc didn’t work as it should work: the wc input-field appears only in the write- and manage-section for posts ( the field doesnot collapse, but this not so important), the wc input-field doesnot appear in the write- and manage-section for pages.
I’m having the same problem as H.Braune. It only appears in “write post” and not in “write page”
Sorry, I forgot to subscribe to this string via emails, so I’m posting again to subscribe.
@ H.Braune and Boruch Siper: this thing has really got me down. I have tested the plugins on several platforms and they all worked fine (ie it shows up on the ‘write page’ section). Would you like to help me debug by providing me with more information, such as the plugins you used, the settings, screenshots etc)?
Is there anyone else having this problem of the input field not showing up on the ‘write page’ section?
Damien, I created a picasa album with two screenshots, one is “write page and “write post” so you can see for your self.
Sorry here is a link to the album: http://picasaweb.google.com/boruchsiper/TestPlugin
Thanks to Boruch Siper, I have fixed the plugin. It should be working fine now. Get the latest version (1.2.3) here or upgrade automatically through your wordpress plugin page.
Hello, I too join the chorus of GREAT plugin. However, I am having a very annoying little issue. Before this latest update, I had a ad in a category that I did not want there. I erased it, but it’s still on the page. Went back to options, it was still in the category. Erased it again, saved, still there. No matter how many times I erase it, it does not go away, it simply reemerges. Any word on how to stop this?
Hey Damien, awesome widget…thank you. I was having the same problem with a widget not changing. I just found out that it has to be a new post for the new widget to show. Hope that helps.
Next is that I can only customize a widget category and not the post. I don’t see any options you mention like the input field.
I’m running both current WP and WC
@Mpaper: Thanks for the feedback. The problem is due to an oversight on my side. The bug is fixed now. You should be able to remove the ad from the category section.
@Tom: If you have opt to display the widget for specific category, there won’t be any input field in the post section. You can’t add widget to both the post and category at the same time as it will cause confusion.
Hi, Damien. First I want to say congrats and thank you for such a great plugin. Hopefully an example of the future of WordPress.
Now, I unfortunately have to say that I cannot get it to work on all sites. The custom doesn’t show on the Page or post editor (yes, it’s set for Pages and posts).
I tried a lot of variations when I couldn’t get it to work because I really want to use and recommend it. I’m using release 1.2.4 on wp 2.5.1. The only time I can get it to work is on a top level domain on its own server or in a reseller account. I canNOT get it to work if wp is installed on an addon domain or subdomain or in a subdirectory.
Did your testing include any of these? Is there any other info I can provide that would help?
Chris
Great plugin and very useful for content focused side data. Is there a tag I can use to put it in a NON-widget sidebar.
TIA
I apologize for not replying to the comment. I have been busy with my projects for the past few weeks and have not able to squeeze out time for the development of this plugin.
@chris: this plugin was not tested on a sub-domain, but it should work in a subdirectory. I would appreciate you contact me directly via the contact form and attach some screenshots for debugging.
@Rachelle: the tag feature is not possible yet.
Wonderful plugin and so very handy.
Was wondering if there’s a solution for those that have themes with idtabs in sidebar.php. Via the widget menu all widget are placed below the idtabs. Recent posts are included in these idtabs, so your plugin just wont work unless I call it in the sidebar.php file.
Not sure how to do that – although I’ve tried several – trial and error codes – all wrong. But would be grateful to hear from you on this point.
Thanks so much
Now it’s my turn to apologize for slow response. Thanks for your reply, Damien. I’ll be away for weekend, so next week will send screenshots or let you log into my test site when you are available.
Thanks for your efforts!