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.

CodeAndReload

<p>This plugin provides the option to enable/disable the usage of shortcodes in the default text widget provided by WordPress along with smilies if enabled for the blog.</p>
<h3>Support</h3>
<p>Technical support for this plugin will be provided via the WordPress plugin forum.  Additional support may be<br />
available at <a href="http://www.codeandreload.com/wp-plugins/allow-shortcodes-in-text-widgets/" title="Allow Shortcodes in Text Widgets at Code
and Reload">plugin’s homepage</a>.</p>


Allow Shortcodes in Text Widgets

This plugin provides the option to enable/disable the shortcodes in the default text widgets along with smilies.

Think Up! Testimonials vs Allow Shortcodes in Text Widgets