Widget Context can show or hide widgets depending on the page that is being viewed.

More Info

https://wordpress.org/plugins/widget-context/

Initial Configuration

Appearance > Widget Context

Default settings work well.

Usage

Within every widget you use in Appearance > Widgets, you’ll see a section called Widget Context where you can control areas where the widget is visible or hidden.

1. Start by choosing a visibility option. Show widget everywhere and Hide widget everywhere are self-explanatory. Just hit the widget’s Save button after your choice.
2. If you choose one of the other two options, you’ll see more settings appear.
   • Custom Post Types and Taxonomies: if you have custom post types or taxonomies, you can target them as well.
   • Global Sections: you can hide the widget or make it visible according to the type of page or post.
   • Word Count: target a page/post by the number of words it contains.
   • Target by URL: target a page/post by its slug. Useful if you want to target a specific page/post, or a parent and its child pages using the (*) wildcard. For example, the following targets the Company page (http://www.example.com/company/) and all its child pages:
     company
     company/*
   • Exclude by URL: same as Target by URL but it excludes the widget on these URLs.
   • Notes: comments for admins and only visible in the backend.
3. Click the Save button after any changes.

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