sethwb

That kind of defeats the whole purpose doesn’t it?

sprinkling hard coded style tags throughout my site is not something i’m planning on doing, this site needs to be scalable!

perhaps I’m not understanding what you mean by “you can use home.php” Isn’t that what I said I did already (before trying the php route)?

Okay I finally figured this out.

Chopeh if you haven’t figured out the php and divs by now here is the code you need to place in your sidebar.php theme-editor file. Make sure you place it inside the <div id=”sidebar”> or it won’t be aligned correctly and may screw the whole page up. Good luck:

<div class=”sideblock”>
<h3>Event Calendar</h3>
<?php sidebarEventsCalendar();?>
</div>

Are you sure about the categories? I have several different posts on both of my blogs (completely different websites) and it definitely doesn’t create a separate page for each category and I can’t seem to find any options for it anywhere in the admin backpage.

Hmm, thanks kodi for the help. I’ve been looking for a solution to this for a few hours now. I’m wondering though where exactly in the sidebar.php file to put “SidebarEventsList(5)”?

I tried adding it at the very top, that didn’t work.
So I put it inside the <div id=”sidebar”>, that didn’t work either.

It would appear that some of the actual php code is missing from this statement. I toyed around a bit until I finally came up with this:

<div class=”sideblock”>
<h3>Event Calendar</h3>
<?php SidebarEventsList(5);?>
</div>

I added that inside the main div and it worked! The only problem is it looks like crap! What would be an easy way to add the date of each event that?