Widget Options Pro

Widget Options Pro and Widget Options Extended are paid editions that expand Widget Options for sidebar widgets and Gutenberg blocks. Set where content appears, who can see it, when it displays, and how it looks across pages, posts, categories, custom post types, archives, and other site areas.

Control visibility by page, user, and time

Target pages, posts, custom post types, author content, archive pages, taxonomies, and terms. Rules can check a user’s visitor role or login state, or set visibility for mobile, desktop, and tablet. URL and wildcard restrictions target specific addresses; keyword-containing slugs can filter multiple pages, and a page can inherit visibility from its parent.

Schedule visibility by selected days or date ranges, with an option to ignore the year. Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) conditions include equal to, not equal to, contains, does not contain, is empty, and is not empty.

Style and manage widgets

Paid options include custom widget styling, columns, and links, plus sticky or fixed widgets. Clone widgets for similar configurations, use widget cache options, or disable widgets where needed. Role-based permissions control who can edit widget options.

Add custom widget IDs and classes for styling or JavaScript work. Alignment options include left, right, center, and justified layouts for widgets and blocks. Widget titles can be hidden on the front end while kept in the dashboard as labels.

Builder integrations and sliding panels

Widget Options includes Beaver Builder integration. ACF conditions are also available for Elementor and Beaver Builder. The Sliding Widget Options add-on can turn widgets into a modal pop-up, slide-in or toaster, chat box, or another animated sliding panel.

Set up the controls

After activating the paid edition, review the welcome message and its video instructions. Go to Settings > Widget Options to enable or disable the features you need. Then open Appearance > Widgets to configure widgets, and apply visibility, styling, device, role, schedule, or targeting rules. Configure supported blocks from their available settings.