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One of the great things about <strong>WordPress</strong> widgets is that<br />
they require no code experience or expertise. Thanks to<br />
<strong>WordPress</strong>, they can simply be added, removed and<br />
rearranged.<br />
The actual location of widgets on your site depends on<br />
your <strong>WordPress</strong> theme. Most <strong>WordPress</strong> themes offer<br />
several different page templates that decide where<br />
widget locations are in the page design, such as in the<br />
sidebar of your blog, or at the bottom of your home page.<br />
In addition to the default <strong>WordPress</strong> widgets, <strong>WordPress</strong><br />
plugins often add their own widgets as well. Some may<br />
add additional options for customization features.<br />
To see how widgets work, log in to your <strong>WordPress</strong> site<br />
and visit the Appearance > Widgets panel. On the left<br />
side of the page, you’ll see all available widgets. Default<br />
widgets will be visible here, plus any additional widgets<br />
that have been added by your installed plugins. On the<br />
right, you’ll see all of your available widget locations.<br />
To add a widget to a location, simply drag the widget from<br />
its place on the left into the right section to activate them.<br />
To remove them, simply drag the widget back or click<br />
delete.<br />
If you ever have questions or need help using widgets,<br />
just click the help tab from the top of the screen. Here<br />
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