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Awesome - this is what I've been looking for. I didn't know it created a widget, so I never thought to look there. I guess all I have to do is repeat the previous steps and change the titles in the code (and create the matching category) to set up my other triggers.
Ok, I'm going to play with this for a week or so and try to get it all in order (on vacation in Japan, so I'm online in short bursts only for the next few days).
Thanks for all your help!
No worries.
Its a great solution for displaying the same content in the same position for posts in one specific category or tag.
Custom fields extend this solution further enabling you to display unique content in the same position for different posts assigned to one specific category or tag.
So I tried creating my second post footer, this one for foreclosures, replacing all the 'sell-house-one' of the above code with 'foreclosure-one' and pasting just below the 'sell' code in functions.php. I created a foreclosure-one category and assigned one post to it. The problem is -- I don't see the widget at all in the widget screen. Do I need to make another change to the code for each successive/different one I implement?
Can you please send me a copy of your theme files [email protected]
I think you forgot to also register a new widget:
genesis_register_sidebar( array( 'id' => 'foreclosure-one', 'name' => __( 'Foreclosure One', 'wpsites' ), 'description' => __( 'Foreclosure One Widget After Tagged Posts', 'wpsites' ), ) );
Use a custom widget (or create one if your theme does not have one) and use Simple Sidebars plugin for Genesis to add the desired widget to the desired post.
The nice part is that if you update the link that you do this only in the widget and it gets automatically updated on all your previous posts.
With Simple Sidebars the only "problem" is that you have to choose which widget to add to each article which could be a little bit of hassle if you have many "call to action" or different messages. You can choose which widget to show on each after-post sidebar on a post by post basis by simply choosing it in your article's dashboard.
That was it, Brad - thanks again!
cfb -- Thanks for the suggestion. I'm not familiar with that plugin, but I think what Brad has set up for me will work out just fine because I can control multiple posts at once by simply changing categories. If I ever want to try a different call to action, i.e. different color, message or e-book cover, I can change it for all the posts in the same category at once instead of post by post. But I do appreciate your suggestion.
mborger,
Interesting topic... Thanks to Bdalton for taking so much time...So we can follow along and maybe learn something is the link below where you are actually inserting the new info.
along with the image of the book? It will help us follow along.. to know what is being inserted.
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BDalton has definitely got it all together I will visit his site to see if I can learn more..Well I'm going to be playing with it for a while, so I wouldn't consider anything I have up there in the near term to be a finished product. I'm basically trying to mimic what I see at the bottom of every post on blog.hubspot.com because they're all about inbound marketing and conversion. Their end-of-post call to action is really one big graphic that links to a landing page, which is what I plan on doing as well. What I have up there is temporary.
Hi Brad - I'm reopening up an old thread here - hope you're watching. Regarding bigrockinvestments.com , I recently changed themes from AgentPress 2.0 to Lifestyle Pro. I wanted to keep the same functionality that you kindly showed here. I copied over the same code block into the functions.php and put in some dummy text into the newly created widget, however I don't see anything on the actual site (ex. bigrockinvestments.com/intangibles-selling-house-hawaii/).
Of course, I've cleared caches and CDN. Is there something else I may have to do given the new theme? Thanks.
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