Have you encountered difficulty in adding certain codes on your blog’s sidebar? Some plugins don’t have widget counterparts just yet so it would be really neat if you could find one that allows you to add them, right? Hooray for the Samsarin PHP Widget—it allows you to make sure you have your PHP code in place

Samsarin PHP Widget

Version 0.2 has been released last month and the creator of the widget welcomes suggestions for improvement. In any case, all you need to do is make sure that you download it, unpack it and upload it into your plugins folder so that you could start using it.

Using it is easy because it’s very straightforward. You simply place the code in the box. Actually, you are not limited to PHP code. You could place text or HTML there. Maybe even blocks of ads for those who monetize their blogs. In case you want some text on your sidebar, this is also nifty. And if you want it to be formatted, just use HTML.

A good thing about this widget is that even in the title field, you could put HTML and PHP. Nifty, huh? You could also leave that part blank, if you don’t want to add any.

This is a nice plugin. For those the PHP geeks and those of you who want to add bits of code and template tags, for that matter, now you could do it without much trouble. Because it’s so direct in terms of its user interface, you surely won’t be overwhelmed.

Find it useful? Drop by and contact the widget’s creator.

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