eroux

Display “Badges” (which are really no more than HTML snippets) from a set of files in a specified directory off the root of the blog. The directory will default to “./badges” and the Zip file contains both that directory as well as a “Sample” badge.
Using the Widget you can choose whether to:
<ol>
<li>enable “Display Badge in a Box” (enabled by default, uses internal CSS)</li>
<li>enable “Display a Drop-Shadow” (probably best used with “Box Mode”)</li>
</ol>
as well as
<ol>
<li>decide whether you would like to use a Title</li>
<li>define the directory of the badges.</li>
</ol>

Badges

Display a set of badges based on files in a directory off the root of the blog.

meghanmac

John Miedema

@kirtim

The BNC BiblioShare plugin is for book reviewers, book bloggers, library webmasters, anyone who wants to put book covers and data on their WordPress blog or website. Use the plugin button in the WordPress visual editor or insert a ‘shortcode’ with a book number in a WordPress post, page or widget. The plugin will display a book cover image, author, and other book data from BiblioShare (http://biblioshare.org). The plugin is built on the OpenBook WordPress plugin. As with OpenBook, users can control the content and styling through templates. The plugin inserts COinS to integrate with applications like Zotero. Librarians can point the plugin to their library records using an OpenURL resolver.
Requirements. To use the plugin, your server must use PHP 5 or higher, and cURL must be enabled.

BNC BiblioShare

Displays a book's cover image, title, author, and other book data from BiblioShare

Badges vs BNC BiblioShare