is here any method , that can make specific widget for each post and page? I mean, for example here is widget html:

<div id="heatmapthemead-secondary-sidebar-container" role="complementary">
<h4 class="widget-title">bla bla bla </p></div></div>

But can i make different text here for every page and posts? Any help of function.php ? For example for Post 1 it should show NEw york for post 2 washington and so on. Different widget for all posts?

is here any method , that can make specific widget for each post and page? I mean, for example here is widget html:

<div id="heatmapthemead-secondary-sidebar-container" role="complementary">
<h4 class="widget-title">bla bla bla </p></div></div>

But can i make different text here for every page and posts? Any help of function.php ? For example for Post 1 it should show NEw york for post 2 washington and so on. Different widget for all posts?

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You should be able to do what you want with the Category Country Aware (CCA) Plugin. (it's for use within post/page content but also includes the widget below).

Option 1: (only for posts and if you are happy to create one off categories):

• Create new categories for say "Washington" and "NY" via WP Admin Dashboard -> posts -> categories.
• In the post editor associate each post with the relevant new category.
• Add an entry (text, HTML, JavaScript) with specific content for "NY" to the CCA widget, save then repeat for "Washington" etc (example below).

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You can use multiple CCA widgets ("text" or "RSS"), so you could use a second widget to say display local news for that city.

Option 2: If you want it to work with pages, or don't want give posts an extra unique category, want to use shortcodes, or would like to use the widget as a canvas for your own PHP then:

• Additionally install this (free) Extension to the Category Country Plugin

You can then add a custom field cca_category and value (e.g "Washington") to your posts and pages. The CCA widget will check if the post has a matching "cca_category" before checking for a matching WordPress category. (Section 4 of above link provides details on how to do this).

Declaration of interest! : I'm the plugin author.