I often ask the ZBlog webmaster why there is no sidebar on his article page, and every time I tell the other party that this is the basic operation of ZBlog, just add it in the background, I don't understand Baidu, but I still don't understand, so I took the time to give a simple answer today.
Log in to the ZBlog site backend >> click "Module Management" in the left navigation menu>> On the right side of the page, you can see that there are 5 sidebars, namely the default sidebar, sidebar 2, sidebar 3, sidebar 4 and sidebar 5. The details are shown in the figure below:
What should I do if there is no sidebar on the ZBlogPHP version of the article page? Photo 1
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As for which sidebar the article page should use, this should be decided according to the topic you are using. For example, the zbpNana theme can be described in the topic description of the theme configuration: the home page and category page use the default sidebar (sidebar 1), and the article page and page use sidebar 2. The details are shown in the figure below:
What should I do if there is no sidebar on the ZBlogPHP version of the article page? Photo 2
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In other words, if you are using the zbpNana theme and want the article page to have a sidebar, you only need to add the corresponding module to Sidebar 2 in Module Management. The same goes for other topics, the key is to read the topic description and see which sidebar the article page uses.
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Posted on 12/11/2018 3:29:07 PM
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