First determine what the name of the skin is, e.g. in the skin list on your right or in the backoffice in Blogsetting -> Skin (or similar).

Next go to the folder ../blog/skins/YOUR_SKIN and open _main.php. Open it in a texteditor. Somewehere you find :

<!-- =================================== START OF SIDEBAR =================================== -->

That is wat it sais it is. There you see the various items in the side bar. Now choose the place where you want your counter to be and find it in _main.php.

Add to your code this div:

<div class="bSideItem">

before <!-- Start of StatCounter Code --> and a

</div>

after <!-- End of StatCounter Code -->.
Now place this complete code block between a </div> and a <div class="bSideItem">.
This should do the trick.

Good luck

Thank you for the quick reply. I followed your instructions, but appear to have a problem in terms of where to place the code.

I would like to place the code below the calendar, but am not seeing a <div> and </div> between each of these.

<?php // -------------------------- ARCHIVES INCLUDED HERE -----------------------------
// Call the Archives plugin:
$Plugins->call_by_code( 'evo_Arch', array( // Parameters follow:
'block_start'=>'<li>',
'block_end'=>'</li>',
'title'=>T_('Archives').':',
'limit'=>'', // No limit
'more_link'=>'', // No more link
) );
// -------------------------------- END OF ARCHIVES ---------------------------------- ?>

<?php // -------------------------- CALENDAR INCLUDED HERE -----------------------------
// Call the Calendar plugin:
$Plugins->call_by_code( 'evo_Calr', array( // Params follow:
'block_start'=>'<li id="calendar">',
'block_end'=>'</li>',
'title'=>'', // No title.
'linktomontharchive'=>false,
'monthstart'=>'<caption>',
'monthend'=>"</caption>\n",
'tablestart'=>'<table id="wp-calendar" summary="Monthly calendar with links to each day\'s posts">',
'headerdisplay'=>'e', // One letter header
'headercellstart'=>'<th abbr="[abbr]" scope="col" title="[abbr]">',
'headercellend'=>"</th>\n",
'todaycellstart'=>'<td id="today">',
) );
// -------------------------------- END OF CALENDAR ---------------------------------- ?>

<?php if( ! $Blog->get('force_skin') )
{ // We skin switching is allowed for this blog: ?>
<li><?php echo T_('Choose skin') ?>:
<ul>
<?php // ------------------------------- START OF SKIN LIST -------------------------------
for( skin_list_start(); skin_list_next(); ) { ?>
<li><a href="<?php skin_change_url() ?>"><?php skin_list_iteminfo( 'name', 'htmlbody' ) ?></a></li>
<?php } // ------------------------------ END OF SKIN LIST ------------------------------ ?>
</ul>
</li>
<?php } ?>

<li id="other"><?php echo T_('Other'); ?>:
<ul>
<?php
user_login_link( '<li>', '</li>' );
user_register_link( '<li>', '</li>' );
user_admin_link( '<li>', '</li>' );
user_logout_link( '<li>', '</li>' );
?>
</ul>
</li>

Am I missing something here?

I am getting old. This is a 1.10 type skin. Just forget about the div and place the code after:

// -------------------------------- END OF CALENDAR ---------------------------------- ?> 

If it doesn't give the result you expext, add thie <div>'s as stated.

Thanks for the quick and helpful replies. I have it up and running.