Andrew

<p>Think Up Testimonials rotator uses WP’s native text widgets and a plugin created sidebar. Put your testimonials into individual<br />
text widgets with the following markup.</p>
<pre><code><h3>Your nice quote from someone saying how great your or business are.</h3><h2>~ Andy Johnson</h2>
</code></pre>
<p>Place the text widget into the sidebar called ‘Think Up Testimonials’. To output the testimonial rotator on the front end, insert<br />
the function `thinkup_testimonials()“ into your theme template files where you want the rotator to appear.  You can also control the<br />
time for each slide and if you want the rotator to autoplay or not through the callback function.</p>
<p>To create a slider within your template that rotates every 9 secs use the code <code>thinkup_testimonials(9000);</code></p>
<p>To stop the default auto-rotate of the plugin, add the <code>false</code> parameter to the callback function like this <code>thinkup_testimonials(9000, false);</code></p>


Think Up! Testimonials

A simple to use responsive testimonials rotator that uses WP's native text widgets and a sidebar.

Charlie Strickler

<p>A modified version of the standard WordPress text widget.  In addition to a title and textarea/html field the CTA widget includes an image URL that can be positioned above or below the title, a button text field and a button URL field.  CTA widget is short for “Call to Action” widget.  We frequently see website designs with 3 columns of widgets on the home page.  Frequently these buckets or widgets utilize an image, title, description, and call to action button.  This widget makes it easier for beginners to change the content of these blocks without editing HTML.</p>
<p>Read more about this widget on <a href="http://wordpress.boomvisibility.com/cta-widget/" rel="nofollow ugc">wordpress.boomvisibility.com</a></p>


Call to Action Widget

A simple text widget with Title, Image URL, A text/html area, Link Text and Link URL.  This simple widget is often used for a call to action widget.

Think Up! Testimonials vs Call to Action Widget