Rule,
If you look in the sidebar.php file, you’ll see about half-way down or so the line of code: <?php if ( is_home() ) { ?>. You could remove that piece of code (along with the appropriate end bracket) and that should make it display on all pages. Make sure you have a back-up before you edit!
Read up on Conditional Tags and you can figure out how to get it to show under whatever circumstance you wish!
Cheers,
Michael.
when i remove the tags it erases the menu as a whole
OK, I do apologize, I thought the solution was MUCH more simplistic than it is!
Undo what I told you to do in my last post, that will bring things back to the pre-“before I screwed up your site up” condition.
From looking at some of the files in the theme, you would need to add the get_sidebar() command immediatly above the get_footer() command to the respective templates where you’d want the sidebar to be present. However, I’m not sure how that will affect your layout, as the style sheet would need to accomodate the pages having the sidebar.
I’m sure if you search around here or wait for someone else (ie: one who knows what there doing) to answer your post, someone should have an answer. Contact the designer of the theme or look around the website and see if there is any info from others that want to do/have done what you would like.
Sorry I couldn’t be of more help to you!
Good luck,
Michael.
Check this post for details of how to get the sidebar to display everywhere.
