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Sorted the problem , if anyone is interested..

<?php
   if ( is_single() || is_archive() || is_page(4) || in_category( array('news', 'events', 'partner-events'))) : ?>
	<div class="widget">
            <h3>What's On</h3>
	    <?php wp_nav_menu( array('menu' => 'Events Menu' )); ?>
        </div>
<?php endif ; ?>

hmm, I’m also looking for this functionality. Does anyone know where I can find the ‘Official’ Twitter widget?

I’ve gotten a little further but could use some help if possible..
I wondered if its possible to adapt this code to include an if statement.

So if its single and in category x, load Events menu, otherwise load News menu..

<?php
	if ( is_single() ) : ?>
	<div class="widget">
            <h3>What's On</h3>
	    <?php wp_nav_menu( array('menu' => 'Events Menu' )); ?>
        </div>
	<?php endif ; ?>

Just to let you know, I re-uploaded the sidebar file this morning having only moved the ‘endwhile’ code as per your first suggestion and it works!

Not sure what happened over the weekend, maybe I had too many beers the night before!

Anyway, thanks again! It’s very much appreciated.

many thanks for your help, I’m sure I’ll sort it eventually! ??

Unfortunately, I can’t post the url of this particular site here but I’ve done a quick screen grab if that helps.. Basically, the sidebar is pushing down the main content div for some reason. It’s fine if I only display 1 post in the sidebar but any more than that it breaks..

It looks as tough the 2nd post is not being wrapped in a ‘widget’ class and my best guess is that is the issue..

Image here

Doesn’t look like that did the trick..
This is the entire sidebar.php if anyone has any thoughts…

[code moderated as per forum rules - please use the pastebin]

Oh I see, will give that a go, many thanks!

That’s excellent, many thanks!

Anyone out there that has had this issue?

Fantastic, many thanks!

Thanks, thats where I got the &show_option_all code from.
I’ll have another look, maybe I missed something.

That works a treat, many thanks!

At the moment it only displays the categories which have posts attached to them, is there a way to show all categories regardless of whether there are associated posts?

I’ve added &show_option_all but it still only shows populated categories.

<?php wp_dropdown_categories('show_count=1&hierarchical=1&child_of=26&show_option_all');?>

To simplify the above, does anyone know if there is a widget that will display a file list (mp3’s for example)..

The user might simply select a category (maybe ‘rock’) and see a list of files for this category..

I’ve searched but havent come across anything so far.