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Adaptive Blog Theme: Custom Widgets

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This post is part of a series called Adaptive Blog Theme: From HTML & CSS to WordPress.
Adaptive Blog Theme: Listing Search Results, Archives, and a 404
Adaptive Blog Theme: Shortcodes

One way of adding functionality to a WordPress theme is through widgets. WordPress has a selection of useful widgets built-in, but you may want to make some custom widgets to suit your theme.

Custom Widgets Part 1



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Custom Widgets Part 2



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