This plugin contains a widget that can be used to show placeholders on widget areas where you still have to do some\nwork. It uses the webservice of \"www.placehold.it\" to generate the image.<\/p>\n\n
This plugin comes in handy if you have a customer that you would like to show the layout of his upcoming website\nand can use placeholders to show him the proportions and with the use of text, what comes where.<\/p>\n\n
You can customize the text and the colors,\nand you can add wrappers and wrapper classes. The settings page makes it possible to work with default values of your\nown choice.<\/p>\n\n
This plugin owes credits to: Tareq Hasan for I have used his Settings Class for the settings page.\nhttp:\/\/tareq.weDevs.com Tareq's Planet<\/p>\n\n
After the plugin is activated you can start immediattely adding widgets, but you could also have a look first\nat the plugin's options that can be found in the settings menu of Wordpress.<\/p>\n\n
Here you can change the defaults that are used when you add a new widgets. But remember that any widgets that are\nalready set, will not automatically get any changes you've made to the defaults. Changes only apply to widgets\nconfigured after you've changed the default values of the plugin.<\/p>\n\n
This plugin has been developed and tested with Wordpress version 4.3.1<\/p>\n\n
You can also add some classes before and after the widget, to match it with your own development CSS.<\/p>\n\n
If your site supports bootstrap, you can use the bootstrap classes in the wrappers (f.e. \"col-md-6\"). To make sure\nthat the placeholders are nicely filling the space you should make the dimensions a lot bigger than the size of the\ncolumn, bootstrap css will make that the placeholders fit in the columns.<\/p>\n\n
You can use the \"img-responsive\" class as well to make sure that the placeholder will resize responsively.<\/p>\n\n
This plugin requires internet connection<\/p>\n\n