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  • Thread Starter dtortot

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    @otto42: It is not in yet because I haven’t found a way to add it.

    @ChalesKrause: Thanks, that was really helpfull, seriously. I just tweaked the dimension and got a result that was not quite what I was looking for, but even better.

    Now, other people access the site to post their reviews and they don’t know a thing about coding, so is there any good plugin you know about so I can add a button to the TinyMCE so they can still use the WYSIWYG editor and add this new div directly?

    I can add it to the normal editor, I know how to do that but I don’t know how to add it to the Tiny MCE.

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    In reply to: Adding a new text field
    Thread Starter dtortot

    (@dtortot)

    Yeah that doesn’t really worked out as I thought it would, how about adding text to the sidebar but this text is page dependant.

    Say I want to have some text in the sidebar of Page A but it is different for Page B and it is also different from Page C and so forth. Any plug in for that?

    I am using Equix V11. I moddified it to look as it does right now in my site and I had to modify the sidebar a lot as you can see ( https://www.mangareviewer.com ).

    What you need to do is open the page.php file

    Pages and posts have different sidebar codes. The code for the sidebar in a page is inside the file page.php while the code for the posts are in sidebar.php

    So if you want all of your pages to have the same sidebar just modify page.php it is under the <div class=”sidebar”> should be line #2. If you want your posts and your pages to have the same sidebar just copy one sidebar code to the other file and you are done.

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