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This can be done in Wordpress via the Admin section if the theme created is widgetized in order to accommodate this feature. Since it's custom html, he could select the Widgets tab within the Appearance Section via Admin, drag and drop the 'Text' widget into the Sidebar he would like it to appear, and include his content how he's like it to appear and hit save.
Another more manual, less user-friendly route is to create a php include into his template linking to one html file on his server, where he could edit that one html file enabling the changes to be reflected throughout his website. |
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Thank you, Sophie,
I probably should have mentioned that this client does not know anything about html (and appears to be unteachable, I've tried) I did try the widget but from what I can see it must be html, is there a user friendly (oh so easy) editor for widgets that I can add? |
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The Rich Text Widget in Wordpress adds the Wordpress editor to text widgets. It looks just like the editor used for posting and writing pages. I installed it for a couple of my clients and it works great.
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