WordPress widgets are used to add extra features or functionality to your theme. They are added to your theme sidebars or widget areas, including footer and after post areas. Some of the widgets are included with the theme, such as Recent Posts or Search widgets, and others you or your website developer will add using plugins. They can include videos, email newsletter signups, social media follow, recent posts, display your Instagram images, a brief about you, shopping carts, and calls-to-action, almost any functionality.
So you’ve added some cool widgets to your sidebar or footer. What happens when you don’t want to show one of them on a particular page? What if you want to hide sidebar widgets on some WordPress pages and posts? Or what if you want to show a different widget, depending on the post category?
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Some WordPress website themes style their input buttons so that they inherit the browser styles in iOS. The buttons will be rounded with a gradient as the top button above. If you see this with your theme, but you prefer your own button styles like the bottom button, you will need to add a line of CSS to your button styles.
