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Yes Tuấn. It's a good idea. Can you pls help me with CSS code to hide the unnecessary summaries?

Hi @tuanphan The website is in my post: www.mrmedical.com.au Sorry I didn't describe the problem correctly. And I solved the problem of disappearing blog sidebar by removing some code injection I added long ago. The problem is actually with the Blog sidebar content. As mentioned, I have 3 blogs and I want the sidebar to display a summary (a list of posts) for that active ( currently displayed) blog. But now when I set the side bar summary content to Health News blog for example, if I go to Tin Sức Khỏe, the side bar summary is still from Health News, it doesn't change. So the question is how do I display a Summary on sidebar that pulls data (posts) from the blog that is currently displayed (not fixed to one blog)? Same thing with the Search box. It points to a blog and doesn't change when viewer switches from one blog to another. Thanks if you can help me with a solution Tuấn

Site URL: http://www.mrmedical.com.au I have three blogs on my website. The problem when I enable the search box was they pull posts from all the three blogs. Then I did something with the code I found on Bradgood website (he's excellent by the way) - 2 of the sidebars disappeared and I don't know how to make them visible again. I tried to hide, then move to left then right in Design but they still did not appear. What can I do?