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I am building this website from a theme... &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; and in the theme there is a widget for a search that shows up on the sidebar. &nbsp; But I really want to put that search widget into my header. &nbsp; I am read somewhere about using shortcodes or something like that?? &nbsp; &nbsp;Can i put that widget into my header??? &nbsp; <br />
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Here is my site...<br />
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<a href="http://ckseniorstest.jadeddesigns.ca/" rel="ugc">http://ckseniorstest.jadeddesigns.ca/</a><br />
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Rich
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I am building this website from a theme...       and in the theme there is a widget for a search that shows up on the sidebar.   But I really want to put that search widget into my header.   I am read somewhere about using shortcodes or something like that??    Can i put that widget into my header???   

Here is my site...

http://ckseniorstest.jadeddesigns.ca/

Rich

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