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WordPress is an open-source Content Management System that is totally based on PHP and MySql which is used to create a dynamic website. Matt Mullenweg developed WordPress and Written in PHP language. WordPress is one of the most popular interfaces that allow users to customize and manage the website from its back-end content management system. It s used to organize the whole process of creating, storing, and showcasing web content in an optimal way. WordPress was initially developed as an improvement tool that enhances the regular typography of day-to-day writing.  

In this article, we are going to discuss how we can do Widget Management On WordPress.

Widget Management in WordPress: Blocks that are used to perform specific functions are called Widget. They provide control over the WordPress theme. They helped in various fields and some features are as follows :

  • Addition of content and features.
  • The drag and drop feature.

Let’s see the steps to go through the Widget Management in WordPress Easily and Quickly :

Step 1: Go to the WordPress login panel and provide the username and password to log in to the WordPress Dashboard. You can access the login panel by adding /wp-login.php at the end of your website URL.

WordPress Login Panel

After login into WordPress, you will be able to see a dashboard like this:

WordPress Dashboard

Step 2: We have to search and open the Widgets. For that:  

From the menu option on the left side, there are many options. Go to the Appearance >> Widgets.

Opening the Widget Section

After clicking on Widget, you will see a similar Page like this:

Widget Section

The following functions that appear on the page −

  • Available Widgets: It shows all available widgets and can be used to add into your sidebar main.
  • Inactive Widgets:  It shows available but inactive widgets.

That’s it, you have now successfully learned how to go through the Theme Management in WordPress on your WordPress website.


Last Updated : 22 Mar, 2022
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