COP PDF Attachment Menu
Adds a shortcode [pdfmenu] and a widget that defaults to displaying an unordered list of all pdf’s attached to the current page or post. There are options for both altering the query to return a different set of attachments and for formatting the output. This plugin should always default to: (attachment title) The attachments will be ordered by date in the ascending order by default. Shortcode Options include: Change list types ol, li, div (nested divs). [pdfmenu list_type=”ul”] [pdfmenu list_type=”ol”] [pdfmenu list_type=”div”] Set a different class on the container. [pdfmenu class=”differentclass”] Set a different target. [pdfmenu target=”differenttarget”] Get a list of pdfs from a different parent. [pdfmenu post_parent=”1″] Change the number of pdfs to return. (currently no paging). [pdfmenu numberposts=”-1″] (returns all attachments) Change the post_mime_type to query for a different type or multiple types. [pdfmenu post_mime_type=”application/zip”] Force download of the attachments [pdfmenu dowload=”all”] (force download of all listed attachments) [pdfmenu dowload=”application/pdf”] (force download of a single mime type) Widget Options include all of the shortcode options and add some selectors for altering the query and output.
Ordered Thumbnails
Ordered Thumbnails is a WordPress plugin that allows you to display thumbnails based on images that have been attached to a post. This plugin also allows you to specify which thumbnail appears next to a post with multiple images by ordering the thumbnails in the Gallery tab of the WordPress “Add Images” lightbox and placing the thumbnail desired in the first position. To style how the thumbnail appears on your page, you may pass optional CSS class names to the plugin, which will then be applied to the tag returned. Alternately, by setting the display parameter to “false”, Ordered Thumbnails will return the thumbnail URL, height, and width as a PHP array to be used however you see fit. If no images have been attached to a post, the plugin fails gracefully and returns “false”. This plugin will work anywhere the WordPress posts loop is used and works particularly nice in combination with the_excerpt for archive pages.
