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Do you want to see a random image generated in your sidebar, apart from the Flickr? The image from all over the webserver? Then this is the best Plugin for you.

This plugin just generates a random image from the webserver to your sidebar. You can add this plugin as a widget in your sidebar.

For more info, you can click this link:

www.wordpress.org/extend/plugins/random-image-widget/

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Popularity: 8%

This is a very powerful search plugin for WordPress blog. It is based on the open source search engine “Lucene” which means it’s fast and relevant.

The Features includes Very fast search speed, Wildcard and Boolean operator support, Easy installation, Instantly updated searching after a post has been written, Searching of Posts and Pages, Integration into any blog, No javascript / css includes and many more.

Click here for more details & download:

http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wpsearch/

Popularity: 8%

This is a WordPress plugin that links to your Facebook account and import all of your photo albums for use in your WordPress installation. This needs the Facebooks API key.

Features Available:
• Interfaces with Facebook’s API
• Displays photo albums on a WordPress page
• Import photos from mulitple Facebook accounts
• Sidebar widgets for displaying random or recent photos & albums
• Creates an album of photos that the user’s tagged in
• Insert individual photos into posts/pages
• Easy-to-use Ajax album management panel
• Frontend validates as XHTML 1.0 Strict
• Works with PHP5 & PHP4

For more details & Download:

http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/fotobook/

Popularity: 10%

This is a simple AAJX tool to use hyperlink in wordpress blog. This plugin works as follows:
When the user points the mouse on the link or a flickr photo page or photoset, a small panel appears near the cursor showing the image.

This plugins is verified on the following browsers:
• Windows IE 6+
• Firefox 1+
• Safari 2+
• Opera 8+
• Omniweb 5+

To know more about this plugin, and to install, click here:
www[dot]wordpress[dot]org/extend/plugins/flickrtips/

Popularity: 7%

WP Ajax Edit Comments (for WP 2.5+) allows users and admins to edit comments on a post. Users can edit their own comments for a limited time, while admins can edit all comments.

When using this plugin for the first time, please test out various characters. If there are any issues, please de-activate the plugin immediately and file a support request.

Features

Admin Features:

• Can edit, mark for moderation, mark as spam, and delete a comment from a post.
• Can edit in all comment panels in the WordPress admin panel.
• Can de-spam, approve, moderate, and edit comments in the Akismet panel.

• Various admin-panel options including

o Can edit comment time.

o Can specify anonymous user options.

o Can specify logged-in user options.

o Can choose between Akismet and Defensio for spam protection.

o Can disable timer.

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Anonymous User Features

• Can edit comments for a limited time.

Logged-in User Features

• Potential indefinite comment editing.
• Can edit comments for a limited time.

Plugin Features

• New theme independent comment-editing interface.
• Timer on both the post and in the comment-editing interface.
• Improved usability and look-and-feel.
• Better error and status messages.
• Entirely re-written codebase for maximum stability and extendability.

Click here for more details and Download:

http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-ajax-edit-comments/

Popularity: 6%

Using this WordPress plugin you can add AJAX Search to your site. Version 1 allows for the option of having Blog Search and/or Web Search with another option for a secondary url search, ideally for flickr or another photo stream. Full Style options and Widgetized for you pleasure.

For more details:

www[dot]wordpress[dot]org/extend/plugins/google-ajax-search/

Popularity: 10%

Google Blog Search Preview is a simple plugin for WordPress which displays incoming links from Google Blog Search. This is similar to Technorati incoming links and hence is displayed on the Activity tab of WordPress Dashboard.

Click here to install:

http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/google-blog-search-preview/

Popularity: 8%

This Flickr plugin for WordPress will allow you to pull in your Flickr photosets and display them as albums on your WordPress site. There is a pretty simple template provided, but you can customize the templates 100% to match the look and feel of your own site. And if you want, you could also hook it up with Lightbox or any other number of popup overlay display libraries.

A simple Flickr widget is also included to let you easily include your photos into your sidebar.

On the backend, this plugin will also add a new Flickr icon to your WordPress edit screen which will allow you to easily insert your Flickr photos into your blog posts with just a couple clicks. You can either have your inserted photos link back to your WordPress Flickr photo album or directly to your Flickr.com photo page.

For more details:

www.[dot]wordpress[dot]org/extend/plugins/tantan-flickr/

Popularity: 13%

Allows you to send beautiful and styled html and plain text mails based on dedicated themes and templates.

And you can even put some add-ons to scale MailPress to your needs :

• Better management of css style for images in the mail (mailpressfilterimg)
• Import emails in an easy way (mailpressbulkimport)
• Synchronize your MailPress users and your WordPress users (mailpresssyncwordpressuser)
• Organize your users with mailing lists (mailpressmailinglists)
• NEW ! allow specific newsletters for Parent categories (mailpressnewsletter_categories)

These add-ons are in fact WordPress plugins interacting with MailPress.

The basic idea is to keep the core of MailPress as stable as possible and to use the WordPress API to propose some add ons, making MailPress completely scalable to your needs.

Supported languages : English, French (.pot provided)

Tested with Firefox3, Internet Explorer 7, Safari 3.1 (Windows XP)

For mote details:

www[dot]wordpress[dot]org/extend/plugins/mailpress/

Popularity: 11%

This plugin allows you to easily insert Google Map or Google Earth Plugin Maps into your blog. You just have to add a link to your self defined Map from My Google Maps, Picasa Webalbum Picture Map, any geoRSS Feed (like Flickr), your uploaded Google Earth file (kmz, kml) or any other dynamic or static Google Earth file (umapper.com, flickr.com, etc.).

Even if you have a GPX-File from your GPS, upload it, link it and it get displayed. For GPX-Tracks you can even display speed, elevation charts (Google Charts API) and a data table with checkpoints (distance, time, average speed, max speed, climb up, climb down).

If your NextGEN Gallery Images are already Geocoded (EXIF), this plugin shows your geocoded images on a map.

This plugin supports the Google Earth Plugin maptypes.

For more infor:

www[dot]matusz[dot]ch/blog/projekte/xml-google-maps-wordpress-plugin/

Popularity: 13%