It appears that on all the pages displayed under this theme there are the following widgets on the right hand side:- Search Here.. Archives Categories Are these features hard-coded in the theme or are they customisable? I have not been able to find a place to control whether or not they should appear. Thanks. EDIT: I have found out how to replace these widgets with other widgets - by superimposing a different widget onto the "Widget Area" (presumably this overrides the Theme's default), but what if I do not want three widget areas? There seems to be no way to suppress the display of these three areas.
Please refer the following links from our FAQ's section: https://www.inkthemes.com/community...orm-meta-etc-from-sidebar-of-the-pages.22391/ https://www.inkthemes.com/community...er-area-of-the-theme-how-could-i-do-so.22393/ I hope you find the above information helpful. For more help, you can explore our Documentation and FAQ's Theme Documentation: https://www.inkthemes.com/documentation/ FAQs Link: https://www.inkthemes.com/community/forums/frequently-asked-queries-faq.174/ Regards! Naveen Kolhe InkThemes.com
One of those posts suggests the following:- > To remove them, just visit your Dashboard->Appearance->Widgets and place a Blank Text widget or your desired widget under Primary/Secondary Widget Areas. I already tried inserting a blank text widget and the result was an uneditable text box on display. It looks horrible. That cannot be what you mean, can it? Additionally - I understand that default widgets appear if I do not manually add any widgets to the widget areas. However, it seems illogical that if I add nothing, I get three widgets (by default), but there are actually only two widget areas into which I can place a widget, so as soon I add a widget my limit becomes two, not three, widgets. Can you please explain this? Thanks.
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I am not sure how current your request above is, since you folks have had access to the WordPress control panel and made some changes, so that now there are no widgets which appear by default. In fact you appear to have disabled right-hand side widgets entirely...! I tried adding a text widget, in the usual way, and it does not show up in the rendered pages at all! I tried adding a calendar widget, just to test it, and this was the same - nothing at all. You appear to have disabled the widgets feature completely. Was that your intention?
We have used following custom CSS code in the additional CSS section of the customizer to hide the sidebar box from the pages. Code: .sidebar { display: none; } You can remove it and to get the sidebar back. Regards! Naveen Kolhe InkThemes.com