Daniel

What do you show the reader after they have read your content? Do you show them an empty comment box? A small unrelated block of automated text? 
Instead use afterRead to present an active post footer driving visitors back into the site, don’t waste a prime opportunity. Presently afterRead’s options are focused on driving visitors back into other related articles, but afterRead is capable of much more so expect to see new innovative Suggestions.
Features:
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Add Previous and Next post links to the bottom of posts. These links can potentially be to any post, to only posts in the same category, or even only to posts with a matching tag. By default there are three styles to choose from, these styles integrate well with most themes.
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Suggestions can be anything from a donate button to a subscribe button to anything you can imagine.
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afterRead is modular and made of two primary parts, the afterRead core, and afterRead suggestions.This allows for updates that do not revert changes and for easy custom extension of functionality.
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You can easily add new suggestions by simply pasting code into a text box in the afterRead settings page
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afterRead

Provides suggestions to readers at the end of articles about what to do next, ie; read related articles, donate, read next article in category, etc.

John James Jacoby

Stuttter

Sort taxonomy terms, your way.
WP Term Order allows users to order any visible category, tag, or taxonomy term numerically, providing a customized order for their taxonomies.
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WP Term Order

We use it together with custom taxonomies and didn't even have to rewrite the theme templates.



Just works.

Great little plugin with no junk in it!



Great plugin

This is the easiest way to order categories, tags or terms in a custom taxonomy.

afterRead vs WP Term Order