kgraeme

Jason LeMahieu (MadtownLems)

IMPORTANT: This plugin will NOT function after the Widgets screen overhaul that is part of WordPress 5.8 unless you use the Classic Widgets plugin (https://wordpress.org/plugins/classic-widgets/). The plugin will continue to be supported/maintained for those using Classic Widgets, but there are no plans to make Conditional Widgets work once Widgets are Blocks.
This plugin adds a form to each widget on the Widgets panel which allows users to choose which pages and/or categories the widget is either displayed on or hidden from.
For each widget, you can choose criteria to either SHOW or HIDE the widget, based on a number of categories. The interface is quite intuitive, and requires no knowledge of php or conditional tags.

Conditional Widgets

Easily control the display of widgets based on pages or categories

Automattic

WooThemes

Matt Cohen

With WooSidebars, it’s possible to change the widgets that display in a sidebar (widgetized area) according to a context (for example, a specific page, a specific blog post, certain categories or the search results screen). Setting up a custom widget area to display across multiple conditions is as easy as a few clicks.
Looking for a helping hand? <a href="https://woocommerce.com/documentation/plugins/woosidebars/" rel="nofollow ugc">View plugin documentation</a>.
Looking to contribute code to this plugin? <a href="https://github.com/woocommerce/woosidebars/" rel="nofollow ugc">Fork the repository over at GitHub</a>. Please also read the CONTRIBUTING.md file, bundled within this plugin.

WooSidebars

WooSidebars adds functionality to display different widgets in a sidebar, according to a context (for example, a specific page or a category).

Conditional Widgets vs WooSidebars