content of shop side bar

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• Started 2 months ago by dialogue99
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   dialogue99
   Member

   hi folks, there is a sidebar in the shop pages: how do I control what appears in there? There are 3 headings now: pages (where all pages in the site appear), categories and archive. I'd like to control which pages appear under "pages", and get rid of "categories" and "blog"

   can this be done?

   thank you :-)

   Posted 2 months ago #
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   Devin
   Moderator

   Hi dialogue99,

   With WooCommerce active, you should also see a Shop sidebar area. That is the one that controls the content on the shop page.

   As for getting rid of the other widget areas, there isn't an easy way to do it but there also isn't a need as if you don't add anything to them nothing will appear there.

   Regards,

   Devin

   Posted 2 months ago #
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   dialogue99
   Member

   hi devin

   thanks for the reply. I sorted out the shop pages thanks to your advice now. However the blog side menu remains.

   I don't understand as the widget page has two areas for the blog pages, and there are not widgets at all in there. But as you can see in the link below

   http://www.re-trend.no/test/category/blog/

   I get a left side menu. Not only that - it contains link to all the pages in the site, even all the user area ones (my account, edit my address etc).

   any ideas of how to get rid of them?

   many thanks for your help, much appreciated!

   andrea :-)

   Posted 2 months ago #
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   Nick
   Moderator

   Hi,

   This is a good plugin to take complete control of the sidebars http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/content-aware-sidebars/

   Those links you see in there are automatic with new themes so that people new to wordpress realize that they exist. You can remove them by adding a widget there. or if you want the sidebars completely gone from that page you can add the code below to quick css located in Abundance > Theme Options > Styling .. at the bottom of the page, or add the code to the end of /css/custom.css file.
   

   #top.category .sidebar.sidebar_left {
   display: none;
   }
   #top.category .content {
   width: 100% !important;
   }

   Thanks,

   Nick

   Posted 2 months ago #
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   dialogue99
   Member

   thanks nick, that did the trick!

   Posted 2 months ago #
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   Nick
   Moderator

   Glad it helped you out.

   Thanks,

   Nick

   Posted 2 months ago #

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