mizukimadness

I’m having the same problem.

Thank you for the swift reply, Tom!
This was very helpful, I never realized it worked like this before.

Best wishes,
Erika

Thank you!

Passing the $category variable did the trick.

Add the following to the “Custom CSS” field

This adds padding to all sides:

body {
padding:1cm;
}

If you want a margin only on the left side:

body {
padding-left:1cm;
}

This should be included in the plugin! It’s much better ?? Thanks

There is no shortcode for that, unfortunately.

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/widget-title-links/

I don’t know if you’re still looking for the answer but if not,someone else might.

To be able to change widgets on individual pages, you need a plugin that let you create custom sidebars. Then you can assign a certain sidebar to a certain page, using the same spot as the theme sidebar.

Try this for example:
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/custom-sidebars/

To add: it seems like the widgets themselves have no specific and static ID, for example. So if I move a widget from third to fourth place, the ID changes accordingly. This is a major flaw, in my opinion. There has to be a way to identify a specific widget no matter where it’s placed and if it changes place.

WordPress has a built-in function to password protect a page or a post. As long as your OTW Sidebar is in that password protected post, it won’t show unless a password is provided. I tried this and can confirm it works.

To add a password to a post/page, change “Visibility” from “Public” to “Password protected” on the right-hand side of the Page Editor.

Thank you!