WordPress is a very powerful and flexible CMS that includes a lot of features out-of-the-box. That’s what makes it such a popular CMS for websites big and small. Even if you aren’t a trained developer/designer, you can still build a functional and streamlined website that your users will enjoy without too much extra work. With hundreds, if not thousands, of plugins available for download, even the most basic template can be outfitted to become a much more sophisticated feeling website.
However, from time to time you may need a little bit of more advanced functionality to get the final look and feel that you want for your website. A larger B2B technology brand, for instance, needs a more sophisticated website than a small salon would require to help establish their online presence. There may be a time you need to display certain widgets only on certain pages to How To Display Widgets On Specific Pages or Posts in WordPresscreate the functionality you need. There are ways to do this without a plugin, but it requires mucking around with PHP and that isn’t exactly user friendly, especially for someone that doesn’t usually work in code. If you don’t have the developer skills to mess with code and not mess up the rest of your site, you need a plugin to do the job!
Display Widgets is an excellent plugin (made by the same people who make the equally awesome Formidable contact form).
Once you install the plugin head to the widgets page on your dashboard. Any active widgets you have now will have this handy menu appended to all widgets.
You can select whether the widget will display to logged-in users of logged-out users. You can also select whether the widget will display or hide on specific pages.
However, from time to time you may need a little bit of more advanced functionality to get the final look and feel that you want for your website. A larger B2B technology brand, for instance, needs a more sophisticated website than a small salon would require to help establish their online presence. There may be a time you need to display certain widgets only on certain pages to How To Display Widgets On Specific Pages or Posts in WordPresscreate the functionality you need. There are ways to do this without a plugin, but it requires mucking around with PHP and that isn’t exactly user friendly, especially for someone that doesn’t usually work in code. If you don’t have the developer skills to mess with code and not mess up the rest of your site, you need a plugin to do the job!
Display Widgets is an excellent plugin (made by the same people who make the equally awesome Formidable contact form).
Once you install the plugin head to the widgets page on your dashboard. Any active widgets you have now will have this handy menu appended to all widgets.
You can select whether the widget will display to logged-in users of logged-out users. You can also select whether the widget will display or hide on specific pages.
