Custom Meta Widget
This plugin acts in exactly the same way as the standard Meta widget except that it adds options which allow you control which of the 5 standard Meta widget links should be displayed, with the additional option to add your own custom link. The standard Meta widget that comes with WordPress offers no customization and requires you to show all 5 of the standard links (register, login, entries RSS, comments RSS, and WordPress.org, as well as any links added by themes or other plugins). Translation Help If you would like to help make this plugin available in your native language, please send your .po file to plugins@shinraholdings.com, and I will include it in the next version. The all the language files are in the lang subdirectory of the plugin. en_XX – bitacre da_DK – Kris Thomsen ru_RU – VadDevArt de_DE – Dr. Paolo Colombani sk_SK – Branco Radenovich fr_FR – Sylvain Taufour pl_PL – Waldemar Jastalski nl_NL – Niko Strijbol sr_RS – Diana S Readme Generator This plugin’s readme.txt file was generated by the bitacre Readme Generator for WordPress Plugins. Support Plugin Homepage plugins@shinraholdings.com Donations Donations are graciously accepted to support the continued development and maintenance of this and other plugins. We currently accept PayPal, link backs, and kind words. Also, checking the ‘show plugin link’ option on the widget helps us out greatly!
Easy
Easy is a multi-functional widget covering most of the native WordPress functions commonly used in templates. You can place almost any part of your content anywhere in your sidebars. The widget is made out of drag&drop bits (bricks) and is totally up to you what you want to show on your website. Showcase: Easy widget has variety of bricks representing the content and its logic. You can make simple or complex layout simply by dragging the bricks in to their slots and define on what cases it has to be shown or not. Content bricks are: title content featured image categories tags taxonomies custom meta comments author date shortcode post gallery sidebar WPpagenavi (when installed) … and even your own content bricks if you like The resulting content is displayed based on the logic you build the same way as you did the content. You just drag the logical bricks to their slot and the content will be shown based on that logic. Logical bricks are: Number of posts post type chooser offset hierarchical logic (for pages and alike) category filter custom meta filter post status edit link permissions meta filter taxonomy filter … and even your own logic bricks if you like In adition to that the result can be designed to your needs. You can add your own classes to the whole widget (the HTML structure) and also to each content brick (a part of the content). Then again it is totally up to you how you design your website. Does it reminds you something? Yes, it is exactly what you do when you design your template; you loop through the post or pages in your template, but this time without touching the code. All the content and logical bricks are only graphical representation of the WordPress functions. The aim of this plugin is to speed up common programming work, so we do not have to repeat our selves. Imagine a website made out of “sidebars” filled with widgets representing the list of last posts, menu, the image gallery, any content that is actually the website. All built out of widgets that you can re-arrange anyway you or your client like right out of the admin area. That is the main purpose of the widgets anyway, Easy makes it real. Notice In order to have the website fast as light even with the Easy plugin heavily in charge use the W3TC caching plugin [1] Documentation Easy Tutorials General description View description Control description Extend Easy theme framework A pure theme with slots (sidebars) for tons of your widgets. * Easy framework Compatible with (although not fully covering): WPML, qTranslate, CCTM, WP-pagenavi, W3TC, fancybox, Posts 2 Posts, Advanced custom fields, Timber and others.
