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@Rotimi – The plugin was originally developed as a means for old themes to gain a widget area if one was not built into the theme by default. Looking at the code, I would surmise the issue you are seeing is due to the use of div blocks rather than an ‘unordered list’. I will most likely update the plugin to use an unordered list rather than a ‘div’ and should help to make multiple widgets being used in the area much easier to display in different layouts with standard CSS. That is, the default will likely remain as you described your issue, but a horizontal layout should be easily sorted out by the end-user.

@John – It will require addressing the CSS elements involved with the carousel plugin being used in the widget area … look at something along these lines:

div.bns-add-widget div.jcarousel-container { width: 900px; }

The above is just an example, you may need to be more specific and the width will need to be set according to what you are looking to accomplish.

@Samborn = In and of itself, no. The plugin does not offer that functionality but you may be able to accomplish what you are describing if using the plugin in conjunction with another plugin that allows you to set which plugins appears on which page, such as the WooSidebars plugin.