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Our site, which is temporarily located on <br />
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nlpcahub(dot)com<br />
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has one widget (and thus one sidebar) for all internal pages. The theme is <br />
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Business Sense, by the WPChamp.com theme Version 1.1<br />
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What's the easiest way to have different sidebars for different internal pages?<br />
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We're transferring content from thewealthymind(dot)com, our Joomla site that has different sidebars for different pages.<br />
<br />
Thanks
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Our site, which is temporarily located on 

nlpcahub(dot)com

has one widget (and thus one sidebar) for all internal pages. The theme is 

Business Sense, by the WPChamp.com theme Version 1.1

What's the easiest way to have different sidebars for different internal pages?

We're transferring content from thewealthymind(dot)com, our Joomla site that has different sidebars for different pages.

Thanks

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