TheFlyerFly

got it…

i just added is_single() to the conditions in the if statement. so now the line i edited looks like this…

<?php /* If this is the frontpage */ if ( is_home() || is_page() || is_single() ) { ?>
<?php get_links_list(_name); ?>

it wouldnt appear as if those elements are being defined that way, but im no PHP expert thats for sure.

il have to take a closer look…

okay…just that fast, i managed to find a solution to add the sidebar in the right place on the single post page. but for some reason it is only showing a small portion of the entire sidebar layout. any ideas why this is?

something i have noticed after staring at my code blankly for quite awhile…

the portion of the code that appears to be generating the error has to do with search bar results. once i enter something into the search field and submit it, the resulting page does not have the error on it.

eagerly, yet patiently awaiting some friendly help. thanks again.

sorry about the code not being nested properly…i wanted to edit it, but i couldnt.

if you need me to post the code again, let me know.