Jason

NOTE: This plugin requires Theme Blvd framework v2.2.1+
In a nutshell, this plugin provides that infamous “Unlimited Sidebars” feature all the cool kids are asking for with your Theme Blvd theme.
When using a Theme Blvd theme, this plugin will allow to create custom widget areas for any of your theme’s specific widget area locations. Custom widget areas can be created for specific locations and then assigned to pages throughout your website. Additionally, custom widget areas can be left as “floating” (i.e. no location) and then be inserted within dynamic areas such as elements of the <a href="https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/theme-blvd-layout-builder" rel="ugc">Layout Builder</a>, for example.
Custom widget areas have two attributes to understand when being setup.
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<li>Location: The location is where the widget area is on the page. Examples would be Right Sidebar, Left Sidebar, Ads Above Content, etc.</li>
<li>Assignments: The assignments are where a particular custom widget area will then be displayed on your website. The assignments can be specific pages, posts, archives, and various other pre-set WordPress conditionals. Additionally, advanced users can input their own custom <a href="https://codex.wordpress.org/Conditional_Tags" rel="nofollow ugc">conditional statements</a> within their widget area assignments.</li>
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NOTE: For this plugin to do anything, you must have a theme with Theme Blvd framework v2.2+ activated.

Theme Blvd Widget Areas

When using a Theme Blvd theme, this plugin extends the framework's widget area system.

PeoplesGeek

Use this widget to show content in any sidebar that is related to the current page or post. Have a targeted message or call too action that relates to this page.
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<li>If the page is advertising a product put details of special deals.</li>
<li>If post is a tutorial then you could put details of prerequisites.</li>
<li>Add a quote relevant to your article that displays in the sidebar.</li>
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Sometimes you want to display a promotion in the sidebar when you display a particular page, or highlight a quote or reference that is particularly relevant – but only to that page.
Simply enter the extra content on your page when you create or edit it. Then place the widget into your sidebar where you want it to display.
If you don’t have content to display for a particular page then the sidebar widget is not shown.
<h4>Features</h4>
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<li>Add extra content to any custom post type – select the types where you want to be able to enter information.</li>
<li>Use html in your content for emphasis, images and links.</li>
<li>Easily copy the content of one context sensitive sidebar page to another</li>
<li>Use one context sensitive sidebar page as a template for others so that changes are instantly reflected everywhere it is used.</li>
<li>Easily identify pages that have context sensitive sidebar information from the ‘all pages/posts’ view</li>
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Localisation: if you can provide a translation for the administration text then please get in touch and I will add a translation for the language you provide.

PG Context Sidebar

Show different content in the sidebar for each page or post - great for emphasising related offers, ideas, or quotes

Theme Blvd Widget Areas vs PG Context Sidebar