eroux

<p>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.</p>
<p>Using the Widget you can choose whether to:</p>
<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>
<p>as well as</p>
<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.

ballyhoos

<p>When setting the ‘Posts Page:’ to a custom page within the ‘Reading’ settings of WordPress, it will by default, ignore that page’s set template.</p>
<p>“Posts page – Select in the drop-down box the name of the Page that will now contain your Posts… any Template assigned the Page will be ignored and the theme’s index.php (or home.php if it exists) will control the display of the posts.”</p>
<p>Reference: https://codex.wordpress.org/Settings_Reading_SubPanel</p>
<p>Plugin resolves the above issue, allowing WordPress to use the custom template set for that specific page.</p>
<h3>Arbitrary section</h3>
<h3>A brief Markdown Example</h3>


Posts Page: Use Page Template

When setting the 'Posts Page:' to a custom page within the 'Reading' settings of Wordpress, it will by default, ignore that page&# …

Badges vs Posts Page: Use Page Template