Previously I talked a bit about How To: Add Widget Support To Your WordPress Theme. Since WordPress 2.2 was released, offering widget support has become a basic requirement for any WordPress theme to become successfully received by the WordPress community.
Recently I ran across a great post by Quick Online Tips which also does a great job of showing you how to widget-enable WordPress themes in 3 easy steps. They’ve taken the time to break it down so anyone can easily update their theme to include widgets. I recommend checking it out if you’d like to update your theme to support widgets.
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14 feature in theme looks quite interesting but yet have problem on SEO with some theme of Wordpress. 
Nicen themes, good work :) 
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Thanks for releasing this version. 
As your site has a lot of widgets, so I think it will significantly reduce the server usage. 
My wordpress theme has widgets enabled on the right sidebar but not the left sidebar. Will following these steps in the article mess up my existing widget structure?