Different content in widget on each page

[organicman 0]

I put a photo into an html Widget at the top of my primary sidebar, on the left side of the site. But it shows up on each and every page. I want a different photo in that widget on each page. How do I go about that?

[anvilmediainc 0]

I asked the same question, and got it answered, in this thread: http://www.pagelines.com/forum/topic.php?id=4549

[bryan-hadaway 3]

Widget Logic plugin, indeed. Thanks, Bryan

[organicman 0]

This is not exactly what I need. I want to have a certain widget (Rich Text) APPEAR on every page, but have the CONTENT (photos, mainly) of that particular widget be DIFFERENT for each page. Anyone know how accomplish this?

[cmunns 16]

This seems like something you would be better served by handcoding and using conditional statements, is there a consistent type of page you need to show particular photos? and what is inside the rich text widget?

[organicman 0]

I am building a site that is mainly a CMS site. About 10 pages nearly all of which will be single-post pages, and each page needs its own photo in the top left of the primary sidebar. Do you know of a photo widget that would allow me to display a different photo in the widget, on a per-page basis?

[kastelic 6]

I know of no widget that will do this. Here's the link to info on WP conditional tags: http://codex.wordpress.org/Conditional_Tags Your code should look something like this:

	<?php
	if (is_page(32)){
	   echo "
	} else if (is_page(33)){
	   echo "
	}
	// and so on
	?>
	
	[/code]

[kastelic 6]

Hmm, i'm having trouble posting PHP here. The line should read like:

echo "";[/code]

[kastelic 6]

Damn, again. Anyway, theres an image tag there.

[nudolio 1]

perhaps: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/per-page-sidebars/

[arretx 0]

Could you not use two plugins? One for widget logic where a given widget is only shown on a page or pages you specify, and then a plugin that allows you to embed PHP into your text widgets? Simply code your text widgets to handle your custom content per page and then set each text widget to show depending upon the page you're on.

[cmunns 16]

If you use a widget like PHP-Exec which executes PHP then its redundant to have the Widget Logic plugin bc you could code the conditional tags yourself.

[cshoffmann 0]

Through some modification this plugin will do the job for you: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/dynamic-headers/