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# Widget Sidebar

1\) Access admin dashboard -> **"Appearance"** -> **"Widgets"** to manage sidebar.

2\) List of the supported sidebar in Theme

* a. Sidebar Left Shop: set up sidebar for shop page.
* b. Sidebar Single Shop : the sidebar for the single shop page.
* c. Sidebar Right Shop : set up sidebar for the right sidebar.
* d. Catalog Top Filter : set up sidebar for filter
* e. Right sidebar : set up sidebar for right sidebar
* f. Left sidebar : set up content for left sidebar
* g. Right sidebar events: set up content for events page

3\) List of supported widgets in Theme

![](/files/-MWcl-l1W0pR6HmjqJVm)

**​**After adding new widget on sidebar, you can edit the content of widget. And then **"Save"**


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