Arelthia Phillips

The plugin adds a sidebar that you can add any widget content to. The widget is then displayed on single posts or pages after the content, before the comments. You can prevent the after content widget from showing on a post or page from the editor page. You can also prevent the after content widget from displaying on specific posts types, categories, or post formats.

Add Widget After Content

For any bloggers that just want to add a call to action or other information at the end of all posts, this is the solution. It's just simple and straightforward and easy to use. Does what it should and works on all the sites/themes I've tried it with.

This is such a helpful plugin!

Thank you for making this excellent plugin available (for free!).

Works great for me

This plugin is built to add a widget area/sidebar after content.

Justin Tadlock

The Query Posts widget was written to allow users that don’t know their way around PHP to easily show posts in any way they’d like. It’s like having a cool WordPress developer as a friend ready to do your bidding. Seriously.
The widget has over 40 options to choose from. You can list posts by category, tag, custom taxonomies, author, date, time, name, or anything you can imagine. You can choose to show the full content, excerpts, or even a simple list. You can order the posts in all sorts of ways. Oh, and you can even show pages.
This is the widget that keeps users out of the code and gives them the ability to display items on their site how they want.

Query Posts

A WordPress widget that gives you unlimited control over showing posts and pages.

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