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Timestamp:
10/29/2014 08:49:49 PM (11 years ago)
Author:
dpe415
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Readme markdown fixes.

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    66<strong>Requires at least:</strong> 3.2<br/>
    77<strong>Tested up to:</strong> 4.0<br/>
    8 <strong>Stable tag:</strong> 3.3.1
     8<strong>Stable tag:</strong> 3.4
    99<strong>License:</strong> GPL2 or later<br/>
    1010<strong>License URI:</strong> http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html</p>
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    54 <p>= To use a custom HTML output template =
    55 1. Create a folder called <code>flexible-posts-widget</code> in the root folder of the currently active theme.
    56 1. Copy <code>widget.php</code> from within the plugin&rsquo;s <code>views</code> folder into your theme&rsquo;s new <code>flexible-posts-widget</code> folder.
    57 1. Rename your theme&rsquo;s <code>widget.php</code> template file to a name of your choice. Example: <code>my-template.php</code>.
    58 1. Go to &lsquo;Appearance&rsquo; > &lsquo;Widgets&rsquo; in WordPress to configure an instance of the widget.
    59 1. In the &lsquo;Template Filename&rsquo; field choose the name of the template file you added to your theme. Example: <code>My Template</code></p>
     54<h2>To use a custom HTML output template</h2>
     55
     56<ol>
     57<li>Create a folder called <code>flexible-posts-widget</code> in the root folder of the currently active theme.</li>
     58<li>Copy <code>widget.php</code> from within the plugin&rsquo;s <code>views</code> folder into your theme&rsquo;s new <code>flexible-posts-widget</code> folder.</li>
     59<li>Rename your theme&rsquo;s <code>widget.php</code> template file to a name of your choice. Example: <code>my-template.php</code>.</li>
     60<li>Go to &lsquo;Appearance&rsquo; > &lsquo;Widgets&rsquo; in WordPress to configure an instance of the widget.</li>
     61<li>In the &lsquo;Template Filename&rsquo; field choose the name of the template file you added to your theme. Example: <code>My Template</code></li>
     62</ol>
     63
    6064
    6165<h2>Frequently Asked Questions</h2>
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