=== Badged === Contributors: kremalicious Donate link: http://www.kremalicious.com/2011/12/badged/ Tags: notification, adminmenu, toolbar, ios, badge Requires at least: 2.7 Tested up to: 3.3 Stable tag: 0.3.5 iOS Style Notification Badges for WordPress == Description == Badged transforms the standard WordPress update & comment notification badges into iOS-styled ones. Upon activation it automatically replaces the badge styles in the admin menu and the toolbar. An optional settings page allows to control whether the badges show up in the admin menu or toolbar only. The badges are created without any images by using CSS only (box shadows, gradients, pseudo elements, you name it) and were tested in current versions of Safari, Chrome, Firefox, Opera & Internet Explorer. It should degrade gracefully in older browsers with some details missing like drop shadows or the highlight shine. The plugin is localized in english & german. * * * [Badged Blog Post](http://www.kremalicious.com/2011/12/badged/) | [Badged on github](https://github.com/kremalicious/Badged) == Installation == Just install using the automatic backend installer under Plugins > Add New, activate and enjoy the red badges. For manual installation: 1. Upload the badged plugin folder to the '/wp-content/plugins/' directory 2. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress 3. Enjoy (optional) Adjust options under Settings > Badges == Screenshots == 1. Restyled notifications in Toolbar 2. Restyled notifications in Admin Menu 3. Settings page == Changelog == = v0.3.5 = * IE 8 improvements: box shadow, light gradient through DXImageTransform filters (but no rounded corners, sorry) * current versions of IE & Opera are now among the tested browsers * updated settings page links = v0.3.4 = * more descriptive readme and settings footer with links to blog post & github page * updated translation = v0.3.2 = * Make the plugin work if symlinked = v0.3 = * initial beta release = v0.2 = * added options to control whether the badges show up in admin menu or toolbar (default is both) = v0.1 = * initial alpha release