<?php get_sidebar(); ?>
There might need to be more code changes past that if your theme uses more complicated styles.
what file should i be adding that code to? sorry im a newb with php…
I downloaded Multilingual Hemingway to take a look at the code. I would put the code listed above in single.php. Specifically, right above the line that begins:
<php edit_post_link
thanks, but i was under the impression taht the single.php file is for individual posts (ex: http://mikemartinracing.com/blog/2008/03/07/updated-nesc-website/) I want teh navbar to show up on individual pages (ex: http://mikemartinracing.com/blog/about/). Maybe i am incorrect about the purpose of the single.php file tho
One issue is that the page.php file isn’t set up to have a sidebar area. You could cobble one together if you set up a div=”primary” (for the content) and a div=”secondary” (for the sidebar), which would pick up the formatting out of your stylesheet.
It’s doable.
i tried doing that earlier, but the div=secondary is what is used for the footer i believe. i’ll try it again adn see what happens
