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Hi Heath! sorry for the delay in replying.. worked wonders!!! congrats and thanks for all the effort in making even better your plug in…!!

a good book might be on your way sometime soon 🙂

Thanks a lot for your support and work!

no prob with the delay for some days… thanks a lot for the efforts!!!! (I see in your donate list you’re interested in photography, my hubby is photographer as well and also got his eyes in some of the books you listed -as well as the mac goodies you have there hehe- 😉

Hi Heath, thanks again for your quick response and for hopefully solving the issue so quickly! 😀

about the widget on multiple pages, I didn’t quite understand you -sorry, maybe as english is not my mother language-. I’ll try to explain quickly my process:

In my theme, the left and right sidebars, and left-subpage, right-subpage sidebars are split into 3 sections each, all 6 sections are identified in the Widgets page in the admin as:
Frontpage:

• “Over left”,
• “left-center”,
• “bottom-left”,

• “Over right”,
• “right-center”,
• “bottom-right”,

Subpages:

• “Over left subpage”,
• “left-center subpage”,
• “bottom-left subpage”,

• “Over right subpage”,
• “right-center subpage”,
• “bottom-right subpage”,

(Subpages: all posts, pages, archives, search)

In all of them I can add as many widgets as I want, native to WordPress, to the theme, or by plug-ins (of these I have 2 or 3 more, like “My Catergory Order” plugin that creates a widget, same as “FlexoArchives”).

So, I added “My Category Order” in “Over left”, and “Over left subpage”, without any problem. Then I added FlexoArchives in “Left-center”, and then tried to add it to “Left-center-subpage” and it was gone from the window (or area) “Available Widgets”.

So far has been the only widget with that behavior. I made an extensive search in google, and ended here asking you directly.

Hope it is clear what I exposed before, and hope it can be solved.

Thanks again for all your understanding and help to solve the issues and of course your dedication 🙂

Hi!

I just installed this plugin in my local test blog (redesigning it at the moment).. and I found one issue.

I don’t know if this plug in was created like this or if its a problem in my template (hope not!)

the thing is that I added the widget to the side bar in the front page, as I would add any other widget. But as I add it to the sidebar, Flexo Archives one disappears from the Available Widgets area.. so there is no way I can add it in the subpages as I need to.

I searched for other plugins, but this one is the best, no doubt about it, when displaying archives in a nice designed way. Totally love it and want to be able to use it in both index and inside pages..

I found a blog where they recommend it, and they’re using it and displays good both in index and subpages.

and I can’t use the standalone version because I need to add it as widget in the sidebars -been struggling enough with the code in this template to show the sidebars as I need to-

Is there a way to help me with this issue?

thanks for creating it, thanks for the help!