Jennifer M. Dodd

<p>The BuddyPress default theme provides users with an area in the sidebar for the<br />
display and dismissal of sitewide notices. This plugin wraps that code in a<br />
widget so that users can easily add that functionality to their own widget-ready<br />
sidebar without editing <code>sidebar.php</code>.</p>
<h3>Credits</h3>
<p>Development funded, in part, by Ariel Meadow Stallings and the Offbeat Empire.</p>


BuddyPress Sitewide Notice Widget

Wrap the BuddyPress sitewide notice in a widget.

Mobilunity

<p>Plugin that allows show banners on all pages or posts just in few clicks without coding and changing post.php or page.php. Upon activation of the plugin user is able to configure:</p>
<h3>Features of Sitewide Coloring plugin</h3>
<ul>
<li>unlimited number of banners</li>
<li>banners for desktop and mobile versions</li>
<li>positioning of banners (below, above, on the right/left)</li>
<li>per-paragraph placement of banners</li>
<li>whether coloring will be shown only on pages, only on posts or both</li>
<li>exclusions and pages/posts where banners will not be shown</li>
</ul>
<p>Plugin also includes a small preview of current configuration.</p>


Sitewide Coloring

Plugin that allows show banners on all pages or posts just in few clicks without coding and changing post.php or page.php.

BuddyPress Sitewide Notice Widget vs Sitewide Coloring