blazed

I only see these two if_statements in my sidebar.php:


<?php
if ( is_home() || is_page() ) { ?>
<?php
if (function_exists('wp_theme_switcher')) { ?>

I really can’t figure this out. Can it really be that hard (or am I really that stupid, hehe)?

Whoops, badly written.. Sorry about that.. in short: Activity, Categories, Archives, Blogroll, Feeds and Meta should all be in the sidebar on every page. That’s my Goal ??

Yep, that solved it – the <?php get_sidebar(); ?> wasn’t present inside the single.php file at all. But guess what? Now it is ??

But how do I get ALL the elements from the right margin on the frontpage (link to my page further down)? <?php get_sidebar(); ?> only include these three elements: Activity, Categories and Archives, but it does not include Bloggroll, Feeds and <strongMeta. That’s basically what I want, to have all these elements present in the sidebar on every single page.

Feel free to test my site and see – compare the front page to the article page (there’s only one article there for testing purposes): blasert.net

Thanks for your patience people ??

wow, strange! that exact line of code is actually there, at the very bottom, before <?php get_footer(); ?> but it doesn’t show on the article pages anyway.