Posted 1 year ago #
I've installed the plugin ok and it adds my inputted text in a sidebar area where I want, but it does not look how I want.
There appears to be no CSS fcormatting so it looks like it doesn't fit with my template at all.
Do I have to create the CSS for it and if so how? Or is it supposed to pick up on the default CSS of the template already in which case I have done something wrong during installation?
Please advise what normally happens to the formatting on default installs.
Thanks!
Posted 1 year ago #
Ok for anyone else, I experimented with this plugin and had to hack its code to add my own css in div tags etc to get it resembling the rest of my theme.
However this plugin is so limited - I wasted days trying to style it. I also tried other widget plugins like core sidebars but none did the job.
Thankfully I since found a wonderful wonderful wonderful
simple-install immediately-working Plugin called Side Content which does the job much better, allows for multiple unlimited different widgets per page or post, and automatically uses the css styling from my theme so no hacking needed. Simple, easy to use straight away here:
Side Content Plugin:
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/side-content/
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