Post-Specific Widgets

Yes.

Not all sidebars have to be post-specific – you can mix shared sidebars with unique ones. Put both sidebars into your sidebars.php :

dynamic_sidebar('sidebar'); dynamic_sidebar('unique-sidebar');

Put widgets into the standard sidebar to have them show on all pages, or into the unique sidebar for a given page.

When you move a page to the trash its widgets remain. The widgets are only deleted when you empty the trash and permanently delete the page.

When you change a page’s template, any sidebars that are on both templates will still be there. Any other widgets will remain in the database but hidden. If you change back to the old template, those widgets will be right where you left them.

All the post-specific widgets will move into the ‘Inactive Plugins’ section.

The settings page includes a button to ‘Erase All’. It permanently removes all the post-specific widgets you’ve configured. Don’t do this unless you’re absolutely certain you want to clear out all of your widgets. There’s no way to get them back.

Colour blind users can use this plugin just fine.

Despite the name, colour blind users aren’t actually blind to colour: they’re less able to distinguish between certain hues, but can clearly see differences in saturation and luminosity. Our use of colour in the admin interface is limited to a bright yellow hilight, which contrasts well against the grey or blue theme used by WordPress. WordPress itself is well designed for colour blind users.

We test our software against the three most common forms of colour blindness with the excellent Color Oracle .