AU Footer plugin lets you add html code to your website footer. A footer on a website is where you typically have your copyright notice. You no longer have to update the footer template manually which is helpful for theme updates and switching themes.
My Top Commentators is a plugin that allows a blogger to discover who are the most active commentators on his blog (via the WordPress Dashboard, so other people will not see this information). You can also use different time frames for the top commentators.
A handy widget that allows you to display 125 x 125 ad banners in your sidebar. The links and images are configurable through the admin interface.
Photo Galleria plugin synchronizes Galleria with built-in media manager in WordPress. Simply upload photos as normal and the Photo Galleria plugin will create a photo gallery with fade-in and fade-out effects common on flash-based websites.
picasaView
picasaView allows you to easily view your picasaweb albums in your blog. To achieve this, all you need to do is to insert a placeholder wherever you want to display your album in a post or page. You can also use a PHP code snippet to display the album in the sidebar.
MaxRef Widgets is a powerful way to add unlimited widgets on your sidebars to display posts only from a certain category, the links from a particular link category, comments and more.
Feed reading blogroll provides a sidebar-widget and a template-tag that add an enhanced blogroll to your sidebar. It checks on all your linked sites for which you saved a separate feed-url, when the most recent update has occurred.
I find 2 of these plugin helpful, and will be using them on my blog. Thanks for the list.
Hi Keith – Thanks for listing our MaxRef Widgets plugin here and for all the work you do for the WordPress community. – Scott
Show125 seems interesting. I think i will use it, not for ads, but to put images to link to my featured content.
This way to overall look of my site gets improved and people can see featured content more easily.
Thanks fot the plugins info.
The AU Footer plugin appears broken – the Settings link in the admin calls for a .php file in a directory that is not included in the .zip.
Thanks for listing my Feed-reading-Blogroll-Plugin 🙂
Are you using the My Top Commentators plugin here at Weblogtoolscollection to show how many comments people have made?
I just noticed this feature here right after the name (would be cool if it was clickable!), and thought you might have gotten it from this new plugin, but I can’t seem to make the plugin do that 🙂
To answer my own question in comment 6, it seems to be this plugin, that shows numbers of comments next to the commenter here at weblogtoolscollection: http://www.michelem.org/wordpr.....ollow-free