Jatinder Pal Singh

This plugin generates POST Title from POST content automatically. Sometimes, you forget to write the title or sometimes you don’t want to write the title. It will generate the title for you. Or you can select a statement from your post content to be a title for the post using shortcodes [agt][/agt].
How does it work? 
If you leave the title field empty, only then this plugin will work. 
There are two different ways, this plugin works: – 
* Firstly it will search the content to check whether you have used [agt][/agt]shortcode or not. If used, it will make the wrapped line as title. 
* If you haven’t used shortcode in your post, it will automatically pick first 30 characters from the post and will use them as post title.
Currently this plugin is tested with latest wordpress version 4.1, but it should work with other versions also.

Auto Generate Title

Want to save time. Do not want to write TITLE manually. This plugin is for you. No need to write the title. It will generate Post Title from your Post …

Md Forid Uddin

The “Current Post Shortcode” plugin allows you to display post titles and custom field values using simple shortcodes. You can display the current post’s title or meta information, or specify a post ID to retrieve data from a specific post.
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Display Current Post Title and Meta Information:
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<li>Post Title: <code>[current_post]</code></li>
<li>Post Meta (Custom Field): <code>[current_post meta="custom_field"]</code></li>
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Display Data from a Specific Post ID:
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<li>Post Title: <code>[current_post id="123"]</code></li>
<li>Post Meta: <code>[current_post id="123" meta="custom_field"]</code></li>
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Current Post Shortcode

The Current Post Shortcode plugin allows you to display the current post's title and metadata using simple shortcodes.

Auto Generate Title vs Current Post Shortcode