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How to Make Widgets Side by Side on WordPress
1. Log in to WordPress. Scroll down the left side of your 'Dashboard' until you reach the 'Appearance' pane. Click 'Widgets.'
2. Click the name of the widget you want to move beside another one and hold your mouse down. Drag it to the position where you want it and release.
3. Scroll down to the bottom of the page to see the widgets that are available for your blog, but currently set to 'Inactive.' Just as you would with active widgets, drag any of these into the position you want it to activate it on your blog and set it side-by-side a different widget.
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