http://codex.ww.wp.xz.cn/Widgetizing_Themes
There is no limit to adding widget areas. Keep in mind that an area can include as many widgets as you want, it just determines positioning. (like a sidebar).
You’ll want to make any of these changes in a child theme, which is very important. http://codex.ww.wp.xz.cn/Child_Themes
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ps1
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Hi janet4now
I am using a child theme. Thanks for the link. However with the link I provided the procedure creates 5 php files in the child theme.
sidebar-home-widgets-triple.php
sidebar-home-widgets-double.php
sidebar-home-widget-single.php
front-page.php
functions.php
There is something in there that is limiting the use of each widget style to one.
http://icbweb.com/test
Thanks
The link you provided gives you an example. To vary from that example, you’ll need to use the instructions of the link I sent you.
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ps1
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OK now I have the required number of widgets. Added the code to responsive_child: sidebar-home-widgets-triple.php and responsive_child: Theme Functions (functions.php).
But as can be seen do not line up ??? Probably something newbie
Thank You
http://icbweb.com/test
There is an extra class of .fit added to the widgets 7 thru 12.
The .fit class should only be added to the last widget in the row.
Remove from widget #’s 7,8,10,11 and it should line up for you.
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ps1
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right once again janet4now
Thank You
