Eletro Widgets free WordPress plugin

Allows you to use the power and flexibility of the WordPress Widgets to set up a dynamic area anywhere in your site and manage multiple columns of widgets, dragging and dropping them around Usage The basics: Go to the theme file where you want to put eletro-widgets and add the following code: This will create a two column container on your site where you will be able to add the widgets. The first paramater it takes is the number of columns you want your container to have. So, if you want a 3 columns container, this is what you have to do: After putting the code above in a template file, go to any of the pages that uses this template (logged with an user with administrative privileges) and you will be able to add or remove widgets from the Eletro Widgets area. You can add a WordPress default widget or you can create your own widget (see http://www.emanueleferonato.com/2008/02/15/how-to-create-a-wordpress-widget/). ATTENTION: there are some default WordPress widgets that doesn’t work with Eletro Widgets (we are working on this issue for future releases) Customizing the appearance of the widgets Eletro Widgets comes with a default css stylesheet that you can customize to fit your theme. In order to do that, copy the file eletro-widgets.css to your theme’s folder and edit it there as you like. Advanced – multiple containers on the same page Eletro Widgets allow you to have more than one container of widgets at the same page. For example, you can have one line with 3 columns of widgets, and another set of 2 columns of widgets underneath. In order to do that, all you have to do is declare a new instance of EletroWidgets passing the second parameter, wich is the unique ID for this container. Example: Note: There