karthikeyan

<p>Automatically adds images to posts without having to edit the post. You can choose to have images selected at random or using the POST ID or POST SLUG.</p>
<p>To insert images into posts you no longer have to insert them one by one using the editor. All you have to do is name them appropriately and upload them to a folder & the plugin will automatically insert them into the corresponding post.</p>
<p>Want to add more images to the post? All you have to do is put more images into the folder and they will show up on the post without having to edit the post.</p>
<p>Need to remove a image from a post? Then just delete the image and it will no longer appear in the post.</p>
<p>No more hassle of editing the post.</p>
<p>Images tagged with the POSTID are displayed on that post. If the thumbnail option is enabled the plugin will use thumbnails in the post to link to the full size images. The plugin will automatically create thumbnails when needed.</p>
<p>Usage: Upload images by naming them as <code>'apiPOSTID'</code> where ‘POSTID’ is ID of post where the image should be displayed. If you wish to use a different filename format then you can edit the regular expression pattern in the settings page.</p>
<p>Multiple images can be attached to a post simply by ensuring that all of them have the same prefix. For posts that do not have images a default “Image coming soon” image is displayed; this can be disabled from the settings screen.</p>
<p>Example Image Name: <code>'api66.jpg', 'api66a.jpeg', 'api66_two.gif', 'api66something'</code>, etc. Note: When posting multiple images to the same post by naming them with the same ‘apiNNN’ prefix. Avoid numbers immediately after the POSTID. For example: <code>'api662.gif'</code> will not work if the ID of the POST is 66; instead name it something like <code>'api66image2.gif'</code>. Again, if you wish to use a different filename format then you can edit the regular expression pattern in the settings page.</p>
<p>Demo: <a href="http://sethulakshmi.karunanidhi.com/" rel="nofollow ugc">Dash of Salt & A Pinch of Love</a></p>
<p>Author Home: <a href="http://www.karthikeyankarunanidhi.com" rel="nofollow ugc">Karthikeyan</a></p>
<p>Plugin Home: <a href="http://www.karthikeyankarunanidhi.com/plugins/" rel="nofollow ugc">Auto Post Images (API)</a></p>


Auto Post Images (API)

Automatically insert images to posts without having to edit the post. Supports renaming images for search engine optimization (SEO).

Papin Schipper

QreativeWeb

<p>Companion Auto Update is a powerful and completely free plugin that allows you to manage all the updates on your WordPress site. Our aim is to give you the best control over these updates and stay in the know at all times.</p>
<p>We understand that you might not always be able to check if your WordPress site has any updates that need to be installed. Especially when you maintain multiple websites keeping them up-to-date can be a lot of work. This plugin can help you with that. We’ll keep your site up-to-date and keep you posted about what’s happening and notify you when we need your help with something.</p>
<p>If you have a feature suggestion or idea you’d like to see in the plugin, we’d love to hear about it! <a href="https://codeermeneer.nl/contact/" rel="nofollow ugc">Suggest a Feature</a></p>
<h4>Main features</h4>
<ol>
<li>Auto-updating for plugins, themes, core and translation files</li>
<li>Set at what time you wish to update</li>
<li>Filter plugins and themes to not be updated</li>
<li>E-mail notifications about old software, pending updates and completed updates</li>
<li>An update log with all updates</li>
<li>Option to delay automatic updates with an x number of days</li>
</ol>
<h4>Full control over everything</h4>
<p>Full control, that’s what this plugin is all about. With this plugin you can enable (or disable) automatic updating for plugins, themes, WordPress core updates (both minor and major can be changed separately) and for translation files. Don’t want to run the updater for all plugins? Don’t worry, just disable auto updating for the plugins you’d like to skip and we can even notify you when there’s an update for these plugins so you can go and update them yourself.</p>
<h4>Scheduling</h4>
<p>By default we’ll check for updates twice a day but you can change this to several different options if you’d like. When choosing to update on a daily basis you can even select at what time you’d like it to run. Besides the updaters you can also schedule te notifications, want to update every hour but only recieve notifications once a day? No problem!<br />
Sometimes developers will push an update that will cause errors on your site, they’ll often fix it within a day but if the updater has run in the mean time it can cause all kinds of issues. Now you can choose to delay updates with an x number of days to prevent this from happening.</p>
<h4>Know what’s happening</h4>
<p>We want you to know what’s happening on your website. This plugin offers settings for various email notifications. We can send you an email when an update is available, when a plugin has been updated or when wordpress has been updated.<br />
But if you don’t want to recieve emails about this you can still log in and view the changelog to see what happened.</p>


Companion Auto Update

Manage all updates on your WordPress site. Stay in the know with several optional e-mail notifications and logs. For free.

Auto Post Images (API) vs Companion Auto Update