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  • You have to edit the width in the CSS and add the call to the sidebar in the template files that the plugin comes with (in the /views folder), particularly (I find) single.php, list.php, and gridview.php.

    Thread Starter rodrigokino

    (@rodrigokino)

    Thank you. Could you tell me how to add the call to the sidebar on the single.php and other files?

    Wwhat is the command for the call for a sidebar file? OR at least, how does that usually look like?

    Thank you, SS_Minnow.

    Rodrigo

    Thread Starter rodrigokino

    (@rodrigokino)

    And also, where should I put this call for the sidebar? at the top of the single.php file? Sorry. I wish I could learn php really fast …

    Best,

    ro

    You probably got my off-list message but <?php get_sidebar(); ?> goes just above <?php get_footer(); ?> in single.php, list.php, and gridview.php in the plugin’s /views folder. You also have to set the width (and possibly the float) of #tec-content in the plugin’s CSS. I added that to my theme’s CSS and when I upgrade the plugin I just delete that part of the plugin’s CSS.

    I’m talking with a client right now who wants me to get this going with Atahualpa. Should be interesting… Anybody done that? How do you make sure you’re calling in the correct sidebar(s)?

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