What version did you update the plugin from? And what are the exact settings you use for the affected sidebars?
It is entirely possible to downgrade the plugin, but if you downgrade below certain versions, your current sidebars will be “lost”, because the data structure used by the plugin has changed over time.
You can find the earlier versions of Content Aware Sidebars here: http://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/content-aware-sidebars/developers/
Options I have are:
Exposure: Singular & Archive
Handle: Merge – Sidebar 1
Merget position: Top
I am uncertain what version I upgraded from unfortunately! A fix would be preferred as opposed to a downgrade if possible!
What about the condition group(s) for the sidebar? How do it/they look? And I do also recommend that we find and fix the problem instead of downgrading.
I have them set to display with certain posts
Then your settings sound to be fine. It is hard to say what is causing the problem, but in a recent, similar case, one ore more other installed plugins were affecting the internal WordPress conditionals. This meant that Content Aware Sidebars, that rely on these conditionals, could not properly know what content the user was seeing.
Is it possible for you to create an admin account for my email, jv ]at] intox.dk on your site? Then I will have a look at it asap.
Awesome. I have not received any user/password yet though. Can you (re)send it?
I’ve emailed it to you again!
Yes, I have now had a look at it.
The sidebar “Forum” has an empty condition group, which makes it appear on all pages.
The sidebar “Sweet as New Zealand Tours” has a condition group stating it should be displayed with all posts and all pages. Is this intentional?
When you said “If I deactivate that one specific sidebar, then nothing shows.” what sidebar were you referring to?
Thanks — that is okay re: Forum and Sweet as New Zealand Tours
My concern is the ones named “Nelson Partners” “Taupo Partners” etc aren’t showing on the respective posts —
http://www.planitnz.com/taupo
http://www.planitnz.com/neslon-tasman
I found and fixed the problem. You had two custom queries in the sidebar.php template that usedthe_post() without using wp_reset_postdata().
This meant that WordPress, and therefore also Content Aware Sidebars, thought that the visitor was on a different page.
Thanks so much – I wonder why I had two queries…
Appreciate your help
The two queries are for the “Places to Explore” box. It’s great that we got the problem solved.
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