Plugin / BNS Featured Tag

Yes, this plugin has been made for multi-widget compatibility. Each instance of the widget will display, if wanted, differently than every other instance of the widget.

The plugin uses several “common” WordPress functions that create standard class and id elements that can be styled in the style.css file the classes generated by the post_class() function; and, the id generated by “post-” appended to the_ID() function wrap the general post output the plugin class post-details wraps the general meta details of the post, such as the Author, Categories, Tags, etc. the overall plugin may also be wrapped in a widget “container” class, or id, specific to the theme itself such as (but not limited to): widget, sidebar, left, right, etc. As of version 1.9, you may create a custom stylesheet using the name bnsft-custom-style.css; and save it to the BNS Featured Tag plugin folder. Elements you add into this file will not be overwritten with future plugin updates. With the addition of the display Tag Description option an additional class was written into the plugin. To style the category description displayed add the class ‘bnsft-tag-desc’ to your bnsft-custom-style.css file then use your choice of properties to style the text, for example: .bnsft-tag-desc {font-style: italic;} The following CSS elements are generated by the plugin code: .bns-featured-tag .bnsft-widget-title .bnsft-clear .bnsft-content .bnsft-no-posts-message .bnsft-link .bnsft-tag-desc Additional style elements may be available but are most likely created through WordPress core functionality, the current active Theme, or another active plugin.

As of version 1.6.2 the Total Posts to Display is independent of the “posts per page” setting as set under Settings | Reading.