Comment ajouter une image dans le widget de la colonne latérale de WordPress

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1. Holly

   Hi,

   I just submitted a question about my image only showing up on the home page and not other pages on the site. I resolved my issue and wanted to share the solution in case it helps someone else. I was trying to use the Custom HTML widget to SHOW a couple of images to my Content Sidebar and when I specifically configured the addition of the pages I wanted to show, (leaving « Match all » UNchecked), the images only showed up on the Home page.

   The solution was to reverse it and tell the widget to HIDE if the page was 404 (or whatever you want). Now the images show up on the sidebar of all my pages.

   Thank you,
   Holly

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   • WPBeginner Support

     Thanks for sharing your resolution

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2. Holly

   Hi,

   I got the custom HTML widget working on the home page but the images are not showing up on the other static pages. I configured the settings to « Show if » my desired pages are selected but the image only shows up on the home page. I’ve tried deleting and re-adding the widget and removing and re-adding pages. Any ideas?

   Thank you!
   Holly

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   • WPBeginner Support

     Depending on your theme, the widget area you are placing it at may only display on your home page. You would want to check with the theme’s support for where those widgets should show

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3. Alice

   Hi, I am trying to add the picture and have it show up in the upper left corner of the post. When I add it and preview everything is there but when I publish it is not there. Any ideas?

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   • WPBeginner Support

     You may want to try clearing your caching to be sure it is not caused by that: https://www.wpbeginner.com/beginners-guide/how-to-clear-your-cache-in-wordpress/
     As well if you check with your theme’s support there may be a theme specific setting that needs to be changed

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4. Kathy Turner

   I have added an image to my footer and in Chrome on a desktop it appears and then immediately disappears. I have reduced the size, I have tried adding it as an image in html but nothing solves the problem. On chrome on my mobile it is fine. I don’t have adblock on my desktop. The problem also occurs with Firefox but Microsoft Edge all works fine. Any ideas?

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5. harika

   hi i have created blog in wordpress but posting content language is telugu.i want to change the font style of telugu post how?

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6. Micky

   Hi there,

   I’ve tried both mehods listed in this video, and still the sidebar image is not showing up at all.

   Any ideas on how I could trouble shoot this?

   Thanks!

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7. Doma

   Thanks it was quick n to the point….v helpful.

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8. MS Rahman

   I want show a default image while nothing on the widget. How to do this?

   Thanks

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9. Krishna

   Is there any way I can set the image so that the image is displayed only on the start / home page?

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10. Sara william

    Thanks. I am trying hard for uploading my profile pic on and now it can be done easily.

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11. Anette

    Thanks for the explaining it in easy steps!

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12. Rebecca Claxton

    Thanks for always being top of random searches I do for Wordpress stuff – and thanks for the useful info suitable for everyday folk using WP!

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13. Karthik Marripoodi

    Thanks for writing about this in detail. I want to put my ads on the widget section. This method will perfectly suit my requirement. But I just have one problem. How to add different image for different blog posts. Is there a way to do that?

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14. Minhaz

    great post, love wpbeginner

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15. Mark

    I believe the video said « Alt tag ». That wouldn’t be the correct terminology – it would be the Alt Attribute of the tag.

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16. Victoria

    Love this tutorial, however I am skeptical to download the image widget because it says that it is untested with my version of Wordpress. Will there be updates coming soon or how does it get tested with my version of Wordpress?

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    • WPBeginner Support

      Hi Victoria,

      Please take a look at our article on should you install plugins not tested with your WordPress version.

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17. melessa

    Hi, I hope I didn’t overlook it somewhere in the comments, but how do you put a circular or oval instead of square image for the about me in side bar? I’m using divi by elegant themes.

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    • WPBeginner Support

      See our guide on how to add round gravatar images in WordPress. The article talks about gravatar but you can use the CSS with any image.

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18. Rod

    Hi,

    Any idea why bullet points wouldn’t show up in the sidebar widgets despite having taken off « list-style-type: none » from the css file and replaced it with the following code and it still doesn’t work:

    .widget ul li { list-style: circle }

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19. Sam

    How can i make the image a clickable link.

    Thanks

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20. David

    wow! spot on. The visual text is too much work for just a plain image. I have been looking for a plugin that does exactly this. thanks a lot

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21. Molly

    Thanks, this is exactly what I needed, and you made it so easy!

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22. Sandra Wiese

    Thank you very much – works perfectly!

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      Hey Sandra,

      We are glad you found it useful You may also want to subscribe to our YouTube Channel for WordPress video tutorials.

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23. Jana

    Hi,
    I have a couple of questions. First, I am having trouble installing the Widget Image plugin for some reason. I’ve installed plugins before but I can’t seem to do this one. Granted, I’m a beginner and I added them almost a year ago so maybe I’ve forgotten something. Can you give me any tips?

    Also, believe it or not, I got a picture on my widget using the html coding! (Surprised I could code, but you made it very easy and understandable) The only problem I have is that it is full size and I’m hoping to have thumbnails. Is there code for that? If so, I don’t need to install the plugin.
    Thanks!

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    • WPBeginner Support

      You can create a smaller image on your computer using any image editing tool and then upload that image.

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24. James McAllister

    I had a read at this to try and update the image I have on a widget on my blog.

    Are you guys on the same planet as the rest of us? Have a read at what you wrote – you’d have to be a Philadelphia lawyer crossed with Steve Jobs to understand the instructions.

    Anyway – back to trying to change the image, I’m sure the trick is in there somewhere.

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25. Marvis

    Thank you so much for this info. But i really need to know how to display google ads on my posts and sidebar as well. I have an approved adsense account already and i have generated the ad code. But the next step to take is what i don’t get. I need help please.

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      Please take a look at our guide on how to manage ads in WordPress with Adsanity.

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26. Abbie

    Either I have overlooked many things you have talked about or the site has changed. I do see an option for an image widget which you state does not exist. I do not see any media or gallery to which I can upload an image file.

    So, where do I upload the file so I can get a URL to put in the necessary place on the form to set up the image widget?

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    • Paul

      Upload to your media libary

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27. Nikki

    Thank you, this was very helpful. the video could have been a little slower

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28. Luke

    Thanks for the help! Definitely easier to just get the image widget plugin.

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29. manmohan

    It Is Really Helpful For Me …thank u for this post.
    But I Have A Question

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30. Erica

    Hi there. I know how to get the images in the sidebar, but they take up too much space so I am trying to do a click-through gallery here. I get the little click-through box, but no images show. I was also able to do an auto-slideshow, but it is very distracting so I don’t want that. I just want the photo gallery that you click through to the next image, but I can’t find anything on how to fix this here.

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    • WPBeginner Support

      Please take a look at our guide how to easily create responsive WordPress image galleries with Envira.

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31. Giulia

    Hi,

    I am having an issue adding image widgets. When I try adding a new one (after having deleted one too) the changes don’t save, the page stops loading, and when I try to access the site (admin and normal) it says can’t connect to server – so basically my site is down. I restarted my computer and installed updates and this solved it the first time, but when I tried adding the widget again the same thing happened, except restarting doesn’t seem to help anymore!

    Please help! I would really appreciate it!

    Thanks in advance!

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32. Gregor Egan

    Hi, Thanks for that, it works a treat. I have a question; I don’t want the same image to appear on every page so how to I restrict it to a particular page so that I can use a different image on subsequent pages.

    Regards,

    Gregor

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33. WPBeginner Staff

    Thanks Lee, we are working on that.

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34. Lee

    Thank you, the video is helpful but you zip through the dialogue so fast I had to hit pause, rewind pause, pause, repeat….many times. Please realize some of us are ABSOLUTE newbies on WordPress. Thanks for the great material…but slower would be more helpful.

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35. Sheryl Anderson

    I have the image in the widget – what I want to know is how to point that widget to an opt-in form – how do you add that code

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36. Sultan Ayyaz

    The idea of image widget is really new and very helpful to add image in wordpress sight. very helpful article.

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37. Fiona

    I’ve been wanting to learn how to do this. Perfect timing. Thankyou!

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38. chzumbrunnen

    Another nice way is using the text widget but with the TinyMCE Editor (like it’s used for posts). There’s a plugin for that (actually there are more then one): https://wordpress.org/plugins/black-studio-tinymce-widget/

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