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06-20-2011, 12:35 AM

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S/C/S, C/S-depending on content

I dont know how to search for an answer for this.

If I have a site that its home page is S/C/S, but I want just C/S when a particular plugin is run, is it possible to do that with Genesis?

In other words, if I normally have a content driven site with sidebar/content/sidebar, but also have a small forums component such as Simple:Press, But I want only to have Simple:Press on the left and one column on the right, can I do that?

As you can probably tell I come from a Joomla background and being abe to manipulate the columns (sidebars) at will depending on the menu/component choice is kind of important to me.

Thank you.

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