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What I'd really like is a nice widget that displays the_content() of a selected page or just has a rich text field and displays what's in that. I figured there would be something like this around, but I can't find it. (Maybe because the search terms are too cloudy and overloaded?)

I already wrote an incredibly simple widget that displays the_content() of a hardcoded page (and hid the page itself with Page Link Manager, but if there is something a little bit configurable and tested I'd love to have that instead. Any clues?

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Thanks! It's a mystery I didn't find any of those on my own... – Jesse Millikan Oct 21 '10 at 4:00

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How about the Rich Widget?

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I would actually recomend using the Rich Text Widget as it uses the built in TinyMCE editor that comes with WordPress and doesn't add any extra javascript etc

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Spectacu.la Page Widget

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You may want to try the Black Studio TinyMCE Widget plugin, which adds a WYSIWYG text widget based on the standard TinyMCE WordPress editor.

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Please mention your affiliation. Also copy/pasting identical answers around is poor practice, please try to elaborate how needs of specific questions are addressed in every case. – Rarst♦ Nov 13 '11 at 13:01
Sorry for not mentioning I was the author of the plugin. And sorry for the copy/paste too. – marcochiesi Nov 13 '11 at 19:47

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