Visually split the primary sidebar in Genesis into two further sidebars, each with their own widget area. For more info about genesis_register_sidebar() see the StudioPress tutorial on How to Register a Widget Area.
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Gary Jones is a freelance web developer from Basingstoke and a father of premature twins. He specialises in creating WordPress plugins and sites using the Genesis Framework.
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Visually split the primary sidebar in Genesis into two further sidebars, each with their own widget area. For more info about genesis_register_sidebar() see the StudioPress tutorial on How to Register a Widget Area.
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Hi,
I tried using this on one of my sites and I keep getting this error: Parse error: syntax error, unexpected $end in C:\xampp\htdocs\wordpress\wp-content\themes\copyblogger\functions.php on line 90 is there something I am missing? I am only getting this once I install the code in my functions file.
Thanks
“Unexpected $end” usually means that a closing } is missing. I’ve updated the post to use code hosted at Github, so you can try clicking the “view raw” link, and ensure you copy and paste all of it.
In-genius.
I floated both left extended the width to 300px and was able to change the background colour of the widget in that SideBar.
Thank You Thank You Thank You