Max Chirkov

Advanced Text Widget is a text widget that allows you to execute raw PHP code and specify on which pages it should be displayed. It comes with 10 default visibility conditions. You can edit and/or add your own visibility conditions as well. Conditions support arguments which could be strings and/or arrays.
Features:
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<li>10 Default widget visibility conditions with over 20 application possibilities.</li>
<li>Add unlimited custom conditions.</li>
<li>“Advanced Text” widget with raw PHP support and shortcodes execution.</li>
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PRO Version:
<ul>
<li>Apply visibility conditions to ANY widget.</li>
<li>Add custom CSS IDs/Classes to ANY widget.</li>
<li>Import/Export your visibility conditions to re-use on other sites.</li>
</ul>
<a href="http://simplerealtytheme.com/plugins/atw-pro/" title="Advanced Text Widget PRO" rel="nofollow ugc">Check out PRO Version</a>
Credits:
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<li>Author: Max Chirkov</li>
<li>Author URI: <a href="http://SimpleRealtyTheme.com" title="Real Estate Themes for WordPress" rel="nofollow ugc">http://simplerealtytheme.com</a></li>
<li>Copyright: Released under GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE</li>
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Advanced Text Widget

2nd EDIT: The plugin has now been updated, so my original review stands.

1st EDIT: Even though this was a great plugin in its day, it hasn't been updated in over 2 years and was flagged as vulnerable to attack when I ran WPScan. I therefore can't recommend it for now.

Original review: Can't imagine building a WordPress site without this, it's normally the first plugin one I install. Makes adding custom content to sidebars on a per-page basis an absolute breeze. Very flexible, you can type PHP and shortcodes in the text area and it displays whatever you want. A must have for any WordPress site developer.

Essential plugin for all my sites

Text widget with raw PHP support and conditional visibility settings. Flexible conditional options with ability to edit and add custom conditions.

Maarten Menten

With an easy to use interface you can control on which website page you want a particular widget to be displayed. 
You can use built-in conditions or create some of your own.
<h3>Built-in conditions</h3>
<ul>
<li>post type</li>
<li>post status</li>
<li>post template</li>
<li>post category</li>
<li>post format</li>
<li>post tag</li>
<li>post taxonomy</li>
<li>post</li>
<li>page type (front page, posts page, search page, 404 page, date page, author page, top level page, parent page, child page)</li>
<li>page parent</li>
<li>page template</li>
<li>page</li>
<li>attachment</li>
<li>post type archive</li>
<li>taxonomy archive</li>
<li>author archive</li>
<li>user role</li>
<li>user logged in </li>
<li>user</li>
</ul>

Advanced Text Widget vs Widget Display Conditions