Learn By Doing. Code School teaches web technologies in the comfort of your browser with video lessons, coding challenges, and screencasts. Use this plugin to proudly display completed Code School course badges on your WordPress blog, website or CV.
You can use a widget to display your badges in a header, sidebar or footer or use a shortcode to display badges in the main content area of a post or page. The plugin offers two customization options:
- How many of your most recent completed course badges to display
- How large should each badge be (in pixels, ems, or other valid units)
Project code is hosted at GitHub. Contributors welcome.
Screenshots
Once you have installed the plugin, navigate to Settings > Code School Badges in the admin area
Type in your Code School username (see FAQ for how to find your username)
View your latest badges and profile information
Add a widget to your site go to Appearance > Widgets. Look for the 'Code School Badges' widget and drag to the appropraite widget area. Enter in a title to appear above the badges, enter in the number of badges you would like to appear, and enter how large each badge should be (examples: 60px, 5ems, 12pts, etc.).
![To add badges using a shortcode use [wpcodeschool_badges]. You can also use the following optional parameters [wpcodeschool_badges num_badges='4' badge_size='100px']. If num_badges is not specified, all of your badges will be displayed.](https://ps.w.org/code-school-badges/assets/screenshot-5.png?rev=988749)
To add badges using a shortcode use [wpcodeschool_badges]. You can also use the following optional parameters [wpcodeschool_badges num_badges='4' badge_size='100px']. If num_badges is not specified, all of your badges will be displayed.
A previews of badges displaying as a shortcode and as a widget