[MIke BParticipant]

I cannot get the blog sidebar to show up on individual posts unless I go into the Appearance->Sidebars and in “All Pages and Posts” check each individual blog post.

I checked “Enable parent page sidebar on child pages” and Blog Display: “Enable sidebar on blog index page” and all boxes in Taxonomies and that didn’t work even though I checked the all of the blog post categories. The sidebar would only appear on the main blog page and not individual posts (until I checked off each one).

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[Mark MParticipant]

We have the exact same problem. I wish you would post solutions to costumers instead of hiding them.

[Nabeel AModerator]

Hi Mark,

To display sidebar on posts / pages, you’ll need to change the content layout from full width to Content Left, Sidebar Right or Sidebar Left, Content Right this can be done via Appearance > Customize > {Your-Stack-Name} > Content Layout. If this doesn’t help then please provide us the login details of your website in a private message so we can take a deeper look into your issue.

[nvanhooseParticipant]

Hey all,

I have this same problem. I have content left, sidebar right selected in the content layout section of the customizer, but my posts are still showing the default sidebar. The blog index page is showing the proper sidebar however.

Thanks!
Nathan

[nvanhooseParticipant]

I worked around it by using the default widget space for the blog post, but that means I have to assign sidebars to every new page. Would be nice for a way to make the blog posts just inherit the sidebar of the page you’ve assigned to be the “blog” of your website.

[DarshanaModerator]

Hi there,

We appreciate your feedback! Our development team will re-organize this section in a future release.

Thanks!

[oliolafsParticipant]

What is the status on this ? as it been fixed? Im having the same issue

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[bouestownParticipant]

I’m having this issue too (sidebar appearing on blog page but not posts)

My settings are all in line with the above…

Is there any workaround?

Thanks

[bouestownParticipant]

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[ChristopherModerator]

Hi there,

Please select posts from Appearance -> Sidebar and assign sidebar to them.
Currently only blog page selected.

Thanks.

[bouestownParticipant]

Thanks for the workaround. Is there any planned solution in the pipeline?

It would be nice to have the parent functionality working so as to not have to manually add a default sidebar to each blog post.

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