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Widget Context

Widget Context

Show and hide widgets on specific posts, pages and sections of your site.

4.6

Rating summary

95

Reviews

50K

Active installations

Widget Context
Widget Context
Widget Context

Overview

Compatibility

Installation instructions

Customer support & learning resources

Changelog

Main benefits

Show/hide widgets flexibly

Target by URLs

Wildcard support

Exclude by URL

About this plugin

Author: Kaspars
Version: 1.3.2
Last updated: 18-05-2023
WordPress version: 3.0
Tested up to: 6.2.6
PHP version required: 5.6
Languages: Dansk, Español [+7]
Learning resources: View resources

Overview

The Widget Context plugin for WordPress allows users to control the visibility of widgets across different site sections, including the front page, posts, pages, archives, and search results. With enhanced flexibility, users can target specific URLs using wildcards, enabling precise control over widget display rules. The plugin also allows exclusion of certain URLs to hide widgets even if general visibility rules apply. Premium Support subscribers gain access to the PRO version upon its release, supporting ongoing development. Configurations are managed through the WordPress administration area under Appearance → Widgets or the Customizer interface.

Widget Context Control

  • Show and hide widgets on specific sections of your site.
  • Target sections like front page, posts, pages, archives, and search.
  • Provides flexibility in widget management.

Target by URL

  • Target sections of your website based on request URLs.
  • Use relative URLs for flexibility and portability.
  • Inspired by a similar feature in the Drupal CMS.

Wildcard Support

  • Use wildcard symbol * for matching dynamic parts of the URL.
  • Match all posts in a category or all child pages of a parent page.
  • Capture URLs with all query arguments using trailing ?*.

Exclude by URL

  • Specify URLs to ignore even if matched by other context rules.
  • Hide widgets on specific pages even when global sections are selected.

Features list

Feature

Premium version

Everything in Expert

Includes all features available in the Expert plan.

1000 Pro Websites

Allows creation and management of up to 1000 professional websites.

Agency Support

Provides dedicated support tailored for agencies.

Agency Integrations

Offers integrations specifically designed for agency workflows.

Agency Marketing Tools

Includes marketing tools to help agencies promote their services.

Agency Custom Widgets

Provides custom widgets for agency-specific needs.

Agency Custom Integrations

Allows for custom integrations tailored to agency requirements.

Agency Advanced Custom Fields

Enables advanced customization of fields for agency projects.

Agency Custom Post Types

Allows creation of custom post types for agency use.

Agency Advanced Role Manager

Offers advanced role management features for agencies.

Agency Advanced Custom Code

Provides options for adding advanced custom code.

Agency Advanced Motion Effects

Includes advanced motion effects for dynamic content.

Agency Advanced Dynamic Content

Offers advanced features for dynamic content management.

Agency Advanced WooCommerce Builder

Provides advanced tools for building WooCommerce sites.

Pricing

Essential

$49 / yearly

Plan includes

Everything in Free
90+ Pro Widgets
300+ Pro Templates
Theme Builder
Form Builder
Popup Builder
WooCommerce Builder
Dynamic Content
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Agency

$399 / yearly

Plan includes

Everything in Expert
1000 Pro Websites
Agency Support
Agency Integrations
Agency Marketing Tools
Agency Custom Widgets
Agency Custom Integrations
Agency Advanced Custom Fields
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Rating and reviews

4.6

Rating summary

95

Reviews

50K

Active installations

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User sentiment analysis

Users appreciate the WordPress plugin for its functionality, specifically its ability to control where widgets appear based on different criteria such as URL, post type, and sections of the website. This helps users avoid dealing with code and simplifies the widget display management, making their WordPress sites more powerful and flexible. Users highlight its user-friendliness, reliability, and rich features. However, drawbacks include issues with Gutenberg Widget compatibility, complicated settings, lack of robust documentation, and occasional unreliability in widget placement and retention of settings. Some users also report insufficient support and updates, causing frustration and affecting the plugin's overall reliability.
dimal

dimal

28 Jan, 2022

This is a great plugin, works as expected and you can’t be without it. I would give a ten star if i could. Thank you for the plugin.
maxxtrosweden

maxxtrosweden

01 Dec, 2021

Does what is says. Very good.
JomJalan

JomJalan

26 Oct, 2021

This is an excellent plugin for controlling where your widget appears. Unfortunately it does not work well with the new Gutenberg Widget. For example, when you select the option for Show Wwidget on Selected, it no longer open a text field to insert your url. I hope Kaspars release an update soon.
tbaikamine

tbaikamine

16 Jul, 2021

it works. that’s the important thing however it’s a bit complicated to deal with I wanted to simply include a widget in specific pages but there is no such option you can only decide based on the post type. it’s surprising that selection based on page “slug” is not an option ! when it should be the most basic thing to use.
fernandokerber

fernandokerber

12 Jun, 2021

Excellent plugin! Solved a problem that was breaking my mind. Thanks! I recommend to everyone

FAQ

How do I configure widget visibility?

What is the 'Target by URL' feature?

How do I use wildcards in URLs?

Can I exclude certain URLs?

What is the benefit of using relative URLs?

What is the Premium Support service?

How can I contribute to the plugin?

How do I capture URLs with query arguments?